Ferraton Père et Fils

France - 

VallĂ©e du RhĂ´ne - 

Tain l’Hermitage 

Condrieu Les Mandouls

100% Viognier

Production area: Granitic subsoil with alluvial deposits on the surface. South to southeast exposure

Terrain: argillo-calcareo

Harvest: manual

Vinification: After pressing, the must is cold rested for 48 hours. Only indigenous yeasts are used for fermentation, which takes place at temperatures between 17 and 21°C

Refinement: there is no malolactic fermentation to give the wine maximum aromatic freshness. Eighty percent of the wine is aged in stainless steel vats and the rest in 600-liter barrels (demi-muid) to achieve the purest possible fruit aroma and minerality

Color: pale golden yellow with silver highlights

Fragrance: Very intense aromas of tropical fruits: pineapple, lychee; very fresh

Flavor: Very long, with aromas of white peaches and tropical fruit

Alcoholic Grade: 14% vol

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THE COMPANY

The Ferraton story began in 1946 with Jean OrĂ«ns Ferraton, a vigneron who loved his sun-kissed region, the RhĂ´ne Valley. His son Michel inherited the same passion and decided to take his father’s vineyards to a new level. This led to the creation of Ferraton’s first Hermitage, Crozes-Hermitage and Saint-Joseph wines, which were introduced to the world thanks to Michel Chapoutier, a close friend of the Ferratons, who shared his expertise with them. In 1998, the vineyards were converted to organic viticulture before embracing biodynamic farming, a bold step with innovative prospects where respect for the land, the balance of nature and human labour come first. At the same time, Ferraton works with rigour and precision to maintain the land and vines, allowing the art of winemaking to produce subtle wines that confirm a precise identity, an openness to sharing and a friendly atmosphere. Remaining faithful to the legacy of a family tradition, a bond that unites vignerons, is Ferraton’s philosophy, where the freedom to imagine blends with the creation of wines that reflect the magnificent terroirs of the RhĂ´ne Valley.