The vineyard of the Rhone Valley is a French wine region that stretches from Vienne to Arles. It is divided into two regions: Northern Rhone, (from Vienne to Valence), Southern Rhone (from Montélimar to Arles). The grape varieties are Red: Syrah; Garnacha; Monastrell; Cinsault; Carignan. And for whites the Rhone Valley got: The Marsanne; Roussanne; Viognier; Grenache Blanc; Clairette; Muscat.
The wines are elegant, difficult to find and suitable for aging. Reds have a dark garnet color and its bouquet is delicate and fine, with a dominant aroma of raspberry and spices, with a little touch of violet. They are highly structured, tannic wines that leave a long memory on the palate.
The vineyards usually have two orientations: those oriented to the southeast and those oriented to the south; The latter, due to their sunny exposure and maturity, produce the first vintage of red wines in the entire area.
The wines are elegant, difficult to find and suitable for aging. Reds have a dark garnet color and its bouquet is delicate and fine, with a dominant aroma of raspberry and spices, with a little touch of violet. They are highly structured, tannic wines that leave a long memory on the palate.
The vineyards usually have two orientations: those oriented to the southeast and those oriented to the south; The latter, due to their sunny exposure and maturity, produce the first vintage of red wines in the entire area.