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AOP Cotes du Rhone Village Valreas

The appellation includes red, rosé and white wines from certain fields in Valreas commune.

The commune Valreas has about 9.700 inhabitants and covers a total area of 58km2
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The altitude vary from 158 to 530 metres.
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The grapes

The percentages mentioned below are referring to the vineyards of the estate
 - not to the blend of the single wine.


Rouge and Rosé
Grenache must
be at least 50%.
Syrah and Mourvedre
must together be at least 20%.
Other grapes allowed for Cotes du Rhone,
may not exceed 20%.
White varieties might be used for rosé - as "other grapes".

Blanc
Grenache Blanc, Clairette, Roussanne, Bourboulenc and Viognier
must be at least 80%
Other grapes allowed for Cotes du Rhone,
may not exceed 20%.

The level of alcohol must be at least 12,5 % for red wines og 12 % for rosé and white wines.

The yield may not exceed 42 hl./ha.

Declared area and yield 2006-2010

Vintage 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
Hectares 443 655 571 562 483
Hectolitre 16657 25172 20081 20163 16768
Hl./ha. 37,6 38,4 35,2 35,9 35
Source: Monaoc.com.

Syndicat des Vignerons de Valréas
Président: Alain Sourdon
La Grande Grange 85600 Valréas
Tel. +33 490 356 025
Mail: alainsourdon@orange.fr
Web: http://valreaswinescorporation.jimdo.com/

Fête des Vins: The first Sunday in August
Fête des Primeurs: The third Friday in November

Confrérie des Goutevins de l'Enclave
Henri Davin
La Prévosse 84600 Valreas

The tourist office in Valreas (Enclave des Papes)

Valreas
(Maire)

Administrative the four communes Grillon, Richerenches, Valreas and Visan is a part of the department Vaucluse and makes together Canton Valreas or Enclave des Papes. This enclave is sourrounded by the department Drôme.

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Confrérie des Goutevins de l'Enclave

Even though Visan is a Part of l'Enclave, they have a brotherhood of their own Confrérie Saint Vincent Visan one of the oldest of the world.

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Update 02-04-2011