Maison Robert Vic Viognier

This white wine from Maison Robert Vic is definitely the family's favorite! It's made from the Viognier grape, which is grown northwest of Vias and separated from the Mediterranean Sea by the extinct volcano Roque Haute. This location is ideal for a classy Viognier with incredible purity and richness. But that's not the only success story, as Jérôme Vic and his wife Aurélie have a significant influence. Their work is so dedicated, and you can taste that in this Maison Robert Vic Viognier.

The passion of Maison Robert Vic

The Vic family from the Beziers area (Languedoc-Roussillon) has been involved in wine since 1905. The vineyards of Maison Robert Vic lie on the Mediterranean coast in the south of France. The estate encompasses an impressive 250 hectares, and is now managed by Jerome Vic and his wife Aurélie, the fifth generation. They passionately continue what the previous generations established: producing beautiful, high-quality wines. The vineyards' diverse soil structures and microclimates make harvesting very complex. Jerôme has elevated the selection and often blending of the grapes to a true art. Each year, it's a significant challenge for Jerôme Vic and his wife Aurélie to harvest another healthy harvest from the vineyards of Les Domaines Robert Vic. The subsoil consists of ash from the now-extinct Roque Haute volcano, along with basalt, clay, and gravel from the nearby Libron River. Grandfather Georges Vic began replanting higher-quality grapes in the 1960s to produce finer wines, and the rewards are now literally palpable.

The powerful scents of Maison Robert Vic Viognier

This Viognier from Robert Vic boasts a powerful aroma of tropical fruit, honey, and flowers. The palate is supported by a mildly dry flavor with intensely ripe, exotic notes and mild acidity. A delicious pairing with sushi, salads, fish dishes, and Asian cuisine.