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Top-quality wines from the oldest producer in the northern Rhône Valley | Britt on Forbes

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The Rhône Valley is one of France’s great wine regions. The red wines dominate, but the white ones should not be ignored. There are many small growers in the Rhone region. But the Rhône Valley also has some bigger producers who have been influential in bringing Rhône Valley wines out into the world.

We recently tasted a wide range of wines from one of them, Maison Vidal Fleury, the oldest house in the northern Rhône. We discussed the wines with Antoine Dupré, an oenologist and the general manager since January 2021.

Read about the house and about the wines.

Read more in Britt’s article on BKWine Magazine, originally published on Forbes: The oldest winery of the northern Rhône: Vidal Fleury, more than “just” Côte Rôtie | Britt on Forbes.

Travel: Come on a wine tour to the Rhône Valley with BKWine.

Vineyards and hills in the Rhone Valley
Vineyards and hills in the Rhone Valley, copyright BKWine Photography
Time for lunch among the vineyards in the Rhone Valley
Time for lunch among the vineyards in the Rhone Valley, copyright BKWine Photography
A wine cellar with old oak barrels in the Rhone Valley
A wine cellar with old oak barrels in the Rhone Valley, copyright BKWine Photography
The Pope's Palace in Avignon on the Rhone River
The Pope's Palace in Avignon on the Rhone River, copyright BKWine Photography

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