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Picture of Château Grillet Blanc 2018
75cl

Château Grillet Blanc 2018

CHF 345.90
Château des Tours
75cl

Château des Tours 2012

Château des Tours
CHF 194.60
Château des Tours
75cl

Château des Tours 2013

Château des Tours
CHF 194.60
Château des Tours
75cl

Château des Tours 2015

Château des Tours
CHF 172.95
Château des Tours
75cl

Château des Tours 2016

Château des Tours
CHF 172.95
Château des Tours Côte du Rhône
75cl

Château des Tours 2017

Château des Tours
CHF 151.35
Picture of Château des Tours Blanc 2014
75cl

Château des Tours Blanc 2014

Château des Tours
CHF 151.35
Château des Tours Côte du Rhône
75cl

Château des Tours Côte du Rhône 1998

Château des Tours
CHF 205.40
Château des Tours Côte du Rhône
75cl

Château des Tours Côte du Rhône 2006

Château des Tours
CHF 162.15
Château des Tours Côte du Rhône
75cl

Château des Tours Côte du Rhône 2010

Château des Tours
CHF 183.75
Château des Tours Côte du Rhône
75cl

Château des Tours Côte du Rhône 2019

Château des Tours
CHF 140.55
Château des Tours Côte du Rhône
75cl

Château des Tours Côte du Rhône 2020

Château des Tours
CHF 140.55

One of the most sought after red wine regions in France, following Burgundy and Bordeaux, the Rhône is a valley that starts due south of Lyon and continues along the Rhône River until Provence. Viticulture and winemaking make up an important part of its history and date as far back as the Roman occupation, starting in the 1st century if not before. Due to its notable length, it has varying soils, exposition, micro-climates and varieties. The north is home to appellations such as Côte-Rotie, Hermitage, Crozes Hermitage and Cornas and features Syrah as its sole red grape. Its whites include Marsanne, Roussanne and Viognier, the latter even comprising its own appellation, Château Grillet. At only 3.8 hectares in size, it is the smallest in the region and one of the smallest in France.  In its southern half of the Rhône, the wines are notably different. The vineyards are hotter, flatter and composed of different soils and varieties, such as Grenache, Mourvèdre, Cinsault and Carignan as well as the ubiquitous Syrah. The resulting wines such as Châteauneuf du Pape, are rich and robust with lots of character and warmth.

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