Condrieu

A French wine-growing region sits at the "corner of the stream" of Rhone valley is known for its white wines made exclusively from Viognier grapes, and robusts reds made from Syrah. Viticulture existed in this village by the native Allobroges tribe cultivating crops since the Roman Period. During the Renaissance era, vineyards of Condrieu evolved to survive the shift of demands and now present-day, less than 500 acres of Viogneir vineyards are produced worldwide.