Between north and south: two souls, one great river
The Rhône Valley, which stretches along the mighty river that crosses southeastern France, presents a fascinating winemaking duality. In the north, on the steep slopes of Côte-Rôtie, Hermitage, and Saint-Joseph, Syrah reigns supreme, expressing all its elegance and complexity with spicy, floral notes and a powerful yet refined structure. In the south, in the Mediterranean region of Châteauneuf-du-Pape and Gigondas, blends based on Grenache, Mourvèdre, and Cinsault dominate, producing sunny, generous wines rich in hints of ripe fruit and garrigue.
A heritage of unique grape varieties and terroirs
The richness of the Rhône Valley lies in the diversity of its terroirs: from the granite soils of the north to the famous “galets roulés” (pebbles) of Châteauneuf-du-Pape. In addition to powerful reds, the region also offers fascinating whites made from Marsanne, Roussanne, and the aromatic Viognier, which reaches its peak expression in Condrieu. There is no shortage of excellent rosés, especially in the Tavel appellation, the only French appellation exclusively dedicated to this type of wine, with structured and complex wines.
Tradition and sustainable innovation
Our selection highlights both historic producers who preserve traditional techniques and new talents who have embraced organic and biodynamic practices. From Domaine Chante Cigale, Patrick Lesec, and Château de Manissy, we offer a journey through different expressions of this fascinating wine region, with labels that combine power and finesse, offering excellent value for money for both enthusiasts and those who want to discover the unmistakable charm of Rhône wines.
