One of the oldest vineyards in France and the second wine-growing region in France after Bordeaux, crossed by the Rhône, a fiery river that flows towards the South and sees the vines flourish on each bank. In this vast region, one can find the whole range of wines in the Rhône Valley: dry wines in all three colours (with a dominance of red wines: 80%), natural sweet wines and sparkling wines.
A family vineyard of 60 ha on the heights of Valréas, the Domaine du Séminaire is entirely worked in organic agriculture with a penchant for biodynamics, particularly in the cellar where the lunar calendar is used.
The Arnaud family has owned the property for three generations. In 2009, Guy Arnaud handed over the estate to his daughter Agnès Arnaud, married to Patrick Vernier. Since their work together in the winery.
The market for rosé wine has experienced significant growth in recent years, especially in the international market. Indeed, exporting rosé wine has become a real challenge for many producers, especially French ones, who are looking to diversify their sales and establish themselves in new markets.
The Rhône Valley is an important wine region in France, producing a wide variety of quality wines. Rhône Valley wines are exported worldwide, contributing to the fame and success of this French wine region. In this article, we will focus on the export of Rhône Valley wines and their evolution in terms of wine profile and market internationally.
Riesling is a white grape variety originally from the Rhine Valley in Germany, but it is also grown in other wine regions around the world, including Alsace, France. Every year, the second Saturday of March is celebrated as World Riesling Day, a day dedicated to promoting this versatile grape variety and tasting wines made from Riesling.
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