Viognier Grape

Viognier is a white grape variety that comes from the Rhône Valley in France. It grows best in cooler climates, but it is prone to diseases, so its yield is lower.

Viognier is known for its rich aromas and full-bodied taste. It can be made into sweet wines on its own or blended with Syrah, Chardonnay, and other grapes to enhance flavor and texture.

Flavor:

Aroma: Viognier often has iconic scents of violet, rose, and white peach, along with hints of citrus, musk, and honey.

Taste: This wine has a rich, full mouthfeel, low acidity, and high alcohol content. It can be made into dry white wine or late-harvest sweet wine.