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Viognier
A seductive, aromatic grape producing rich, full-bodied wines with intoxicating floral aromas. Nearly extinct in the 1960s, it has experienced a remarkable renaissance and is now grown worldwide.
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By 1965, there were only 8 hectares of Viognier left in the world. Today there are over 16,000 hectares globally.
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Condrieu
FranceThe historic home, produces the finest examples
Paso Robles
USARich, fruity California interpretation
Languedoc
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Virginia
USAEmerging region with excellent results
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Lobster in cream sauce
Thai green curry
Soft ripened cheeses
Roast pork
Moroccan tagine
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10-13°C (50-55°F)
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Large white wine glass
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1-5 years (best young)