Hermitage

The Hermitage appellation is located in the northern Rhone Valley, France, and enjoys a worldwide reputation for its exceptional red and white wines. The red wines are mainly made from the Syrah grape variety and are distinguished by their power, structure and aging capacity. Typical aromas include notes of dark fruits, spices, leather and violets. The white wines, on the other hand, are produced from the Marsanne and Roussanne grape varieties, offering wines with complex aromas of white-fleshed fruits, flowers, hazelnut and honey, with a rich and silky texture. The terroir of Hermitage, made up of soils granite and alluvial terraces, contributes to the unique quality and distinctive character of these wines. Renowned producers of the Hermitage appellation include Jean-Louis Chave, M. Chapoutier, Paul Jaboulet Aîné, as well as Delas Frères and E. Guigal. Hermitage wines are prized by wine lovers and collectors for their aging potential and complexity, making this appellation a reference in the world of French wines. The terraced vineyards provide a spectacular landscape and the wines produced here reflect the excellence and commitment to quality that characterizes Hermitage winemakers.