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Condrieu "vernon"
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Condrieu "vernon" 2023

Rhône Septentrional
White Wine
Domaine Julien Pilon
€68.00
/ 75 cl : Bottle

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is Julien Pilon’s specialty in the Rhône Valley?

The profile published in the 2013 RVF guide describes Julien Pilon as a wine merchant based in Condrieu, specializing in white wines from the northern Rhône Valley. It states that he trained alongside Pierre-Jean Villa.

Are all the wines featured on this page made by Julien Pilon?

No: the selection shown includes wines from Cuilleron Yves, Combier, Guigal and Élodie Balme, as well as Briottet creams and liqueurs. None of the representative products provided is identified as a Julien Pilon cuvée; the wine merchant’s profile should therefore be distinguished from the broader selection.

What role do white wines play in this selection associated with a specialist in Rhône Valley whites?

The selection shown includes 66 white wines, compared with 246 red wines, so it does not reflect only the specialty described for Julien Pilon. Viognier and the Marsanne-Roussanne blend are among the grape varieties listed, although the information provided does not allow them to be linked to a Julien Pilon cuvée.

Which wines make it possible to compare two vintages of the same wine?

Guigal’s Côtes-du-Rhône is available in both 2019 and 2020, in the same 75 cl format. At Élodie Balme, both the Côtes-du-Rhône and the Vin de France Rouge are represented by the 2022 and 2024 vintages; these pairs offer points of comparison, although no information is provided about differences in taste.

Which formats should you look for when choosing a bottle to share with a group?

The 75 cl bottle is the most common format in the selection, which also includes 36 references in 150 cl magnums and 10 in 300 cl jeroboams. For a larger gathering, these large formats are worth considering, but the information provided does not specify which cuvées are available in them.