Appellation

Gigondas

ジゴンダス

Grenache-based reds from a single Vaucluse commune

About Gigondas

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Gigondas is an appellation in the Southern Rhône, produced exclusively in the commune of Gigondas in the Vaucluse département. It was recognised as an AOC in 1971 and is now a Côtes du Rhône cru. Red wines, built on Grenache noir, are the core of the appellation, alongside rosé and, more recently, white wines.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Gigondas?
Gigondas is in the Southern Rhône. The appellation covers only the commune of Gigondas, in the Vaucluse département.
When did Gigondas become an AOC?
Gigondas was recognised as an AOC in 1971.
What styles does Gigondas produce?
Mainly red wine, with some rosé. White wines have also been permitted under the appellation in recent years.
Which grape is used most in Gigondas reds?
Grenache noir is the main variety in the reds, usually supported by Syrah and Mourvèdre.