- Viognier grapes ripening on the vine in Amador county, California. Viognier (. French pronunciation: [vjɔɲje]) is a white wine grape variety.
- With its golden-hued skin resembling that of a fair-haired sprite, Viognier is a grape variety known for its captivating floral aromas.
- In the United States there are a few areas that have started to specialize in Viognier.
- The region’s warm climate and unique terroir provide an ideal environment for cultivating Viognier grapes.
- fransız beyaz üzüm çeşidi ve bu üzümden yapılan beyaz şaraplara verilen genel ad. viognier üzümlerinden çiçek aromalı; yoğun tadlı; ayva, şeftali ve kayısı...
- Viognier is a popular white wine variety known for it’s distinct taste and texture and is grown and sold worldwide.
- The floral variety of Viognier was initially planted on the estate in 1993 in collaboration with the Agriculture School of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki.
- The most extraordinary thing about the story of Viognier is how very nearly and how very recently it almost shrivelled to extinction.
- This is unlikely as modern DNA research indicates that Viognier is genetically related to Mondeuse Blanc and to Shiraz, and probably arose in the 18th Century.
- Viognier (pronounced Vee-own-yay) is the only grape variety that is allowed to be produced in the Condrieu appellation.