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Lucile OrtegaFrom Valence to Vienne, passing through the Ardèche hillsides of Saint-Péray, Tain-l'Hermitage, Saint-Vallier, Saint-Désirat, and even Chavanay in the Loire Valley, the Northern Rhône Valley destination encompasses seven prestigious appellations. More than 250 professionals (winegrowers, accommodation providers, restaurateurs, etc.) welcome you to the heart of a vibrant and passionate region.
Across more than 4 hectares of vineyards, iconic grape varieties such as Syrah, Viognier, Marsanne, and Roussanne flourish on steep, terraced slopes overlooking the Rhône. Here, the river shapes the valleys and landscapes, providing a unique backdrop for your next wine tourism getaway.
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Saint Joseph, with its Syrah reds with spicy aromas and its floral whites from Marsanne and Roussanne.
Condrieu, 100% Viognier, with its rich and aromatic whites, with notes of apricot and orange blossom.
Cote Rotie, a blend of Syrah and Viognier, with complex, powerful reds with a ruby color and a nose of violet.
horns, exclusively red, expresses all the strength of Syrah on a sunny terroir.
St. Péray, discreet but elegant, with still or sparkling whites.
Hermitage, a legendary appellation, with deep reds and whites for laying down.
Crozes-Hermitage, the largest, with supple red wines and round, accessible whites.
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Lucile OrtegaIn the Northern Rhône Valley, wine is as much about living as it is about tasting. Here, men and women cultivate their passion on demanding lands. In Saint-Désirat, the cooperative winery sets the tone, bringing together committed winemakers around a shared expertise. At Romain d'Aniello or François Grenier, wine is shared like a personal story, in small groups, in the vineyards or in the cellar. Domaine Finon, meanwhile, invites you to gain a little height to better grasp what makes up the soul of these wines: the human hand, the slope, and the Rhône.
The valley also reveals its character on the menu. Several restaurants showcase local produce and offer thoughtful wine pairings. Seasonal cuisine, inspired by neighboring vineyards, offers a gourmet immersion in the heart of the Northern Rhône.
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The Pebble with the OwlsTo extend the experience, several certified accommodations welcome you close to the wine regions. Whether on the banks of the Rhône, surrounded by nature, or in the heart of wine-growing villages, these addresses offer comfort, tranquility, and authenticity for a stay in harmony with the valley's landscapes.

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All year round, wine is celebrated in the Northern Rhône Valley! From vine to glass, there's no shortage of events: after-work drinks, trade shows, farmers' markets, and wine and food pairing evenings punctuate the season.
A good excuse to meet the winemakers... and fill your cellar with wonderful discoveries.
Renaud VezinWine hike at Domaine Grenier
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Winegrower's brunch at Domaine Pichon
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Vineyard aperitif at Domaine Anthony Paret
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Wine Hike at Domaine Gaillard
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Vineyard aperitif at Maison Criner-Estevan
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Wine Notes at Domaine Grenier
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Winegrower Brunch at Domaine Grenier
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Winegrower Brunch at Domaine Anthony Paret
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Winegrower Brunch at Domaine Pierre Gaillard
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The Winemakers' Brunch at Vervinia
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Between discovery tours, day trips or all-inclusive stays, let yourself be guided by the rhythm of the vineyards.
Whether you're curious to learn more about the appellations, a lover of fine dining, or simply looking for a peaceful moment among the vines, our selection of wine tourism experiences awaits you.
All you have to do is choose your route… and raise your glass!
Lucile Ortega