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Vin Blanc

Chateau GrilletSancerre, France

Vin Blanc de Château-Grillet is the sole, mythical white wine of this tiny Rhône monopole, a mere handful of south-facin…Learn More »

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About This Wine

Vin Blanc de Château-Grillet is the sole, mythical white wine of this tiny Rhône monopole, a mere handful of south-facing granite terraces carved above the river and planted exclusively to old Viognier. Typically aged around two years in oak and produced in minute quantities, it marries apricot, peach, honey and floral perfume to a taut, mineral, almost saline structure, giving a remarkably concentrated, ageworthy expression of Viognier that is f…Learn More »

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About Vin Blanc

Vin Blanc de Château-Grillet is the sole, mythical white wine of this tiny Rhône monopole, a mere handful of south-facing granite terraces carved above the river and planted exclusively to old Viognier. Typically aged around two years in oak and produced in minute quantities, it marries apricot, peach, honey and floral perfume to a taut, mineral, almost saline structure, giving a remarkably concentrated, ageworthy expression of Viognier that is far more refined and incisive than its richer Condrieu neighbors.