Les Vignerons du Narbonnais is a beautiful winery located in the South of France, where the Languedoc and Roussillon regions form the heart of wine growing. As the name suggests, the winery originated around Narbonne, just north of Perpignan. Les Vignerons du Narbonnais is a cooperative, meaning several winegrowers have joined forces to produce better and more beautiful wines. Founded almost a century ago by a handful of winegrowers, it is now one of the largest wineries in the South of France, with an impressive 2,500 hectares of vineyards.
The vineyards are primarily home to classics: Chardonnay and Merlot as far as the eye can see. But there's a new grape variety under the sun, being planted in more and more locations: Viognier. Originally a Cotes du Rhone grape, it's also gaining ground in the Languedoc region. A smart move by the winery. Since its launch, this Jeanette Adorable Viognier has been a highly successful wine, one that many have fallen in love with.
As soon as you open the bottle of Jeanette Adorable Viognier, you're immediately captivated by its vibrant bouquet. Nuances and aromas characteristic of the Viognier grape immediately envelop you. Think white and yellow fruit, but the floral character is also clearly discernible. The flavor of Jeanette Adorable Viognier is exceptionally refined. Soft fruit, without becoming sour, touches your taste buds. A mild note of vanilla and jasmine reveals itself on the tongue. Jeanette Adorable Viognier is an excellent alternative for an aperitif.
