Viognier

Viognier — White grape native to the northern Rhône Valley in France, producing some of the world's most exotically perfumed wines

Regions Where Grown

Condrieu 67 wines Languedoc-Roussillon 51 wines Western Cape 46 wines Mendoza 45 wines Languedoc 45 wines Côtes-du-Rhône 43 wines Pays d'Oc 40 wines California 39 wines Rhone Valley 35 wines Stellenbosch 34 wines Southern Rhône 30 wines Alentejano 26 wines

Countries

France 467 wines United States 284 wines South Africa 147 wines Australia 99 wines Chile 66 wines Argentina 61 wines Portugal 59 wines Italy 52 wines

Top Wines

Pajarito del Amor Sine Qua Non · 4.94★ Sublime Isolation Sine Qua Non · 4.81★ Backward & Forward Sine Qua Non · 4.75★ Condrieu Bourasseau Yves Cuilleron · 4.75★ Stripes & Stars Rosé Sine Qua Non · 4.75★ Viognier Eisele Vineyard · 4.75★ Côte-Rôtie Blonde La Mouline E. Guigal · 4.71★ Viognier Dona Dorinda · 4.69★

Grape Comparisons

Cabernet Sauvignon vs Viognier

Chardonnay vs Viognier

Merlot vs Viognier

Pinot Noir vs Viognier

Syrah/Shiraz vs Viognier

Cabernet Franc vs Viognier

Grenache vs Viognier

Sauvignon Blanc vs Viognier

Wine Styles

Flavor Notes

Acacia Honeysuckle Lavender Orange Blossom Apricot Mango Meyer Lemon Nectarine

Winemaking Methods

Bâtonnage (Lees Stirring) Concrete Egg Aging Co-Fermentation

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About Viognier

Viognier is a white grape native to the northern Rhône Valley in France, producing some of the world's most exotically perfumed wines. In Condrieu, it yields rich, full-bodied wines with apricot, peach, and floral aromas of unparalleled intensity.

At a Glance

Color: White
Wines: 1