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Permalink Reply by Beth Ann Bentley on January 5, 2009 at 2:20pm

I do like Viogniers, so thanks for the recommendation. I have none for you, but will keep my eyes and lips out for good ones now that I know you are looking.

Permalink Reply by AshleyHM on January 7, 2009 at 1:23pm

Thanks Beth. I have also found a new one I like for for everyday..."Les Piliers"...the wine shop guy recommended it and it was great!

Beth Ann Bentley said:

I do like Viogniers, so thanks for the recommendation. I have none for you, but will keep my eyes and lips out for good ones now that I know you are looking.

Permalink Reply by Authentic Seacoast on January 8, 2009 at 1:49pm

The Yalumba is a very good choice. Two other excellent value Viognier are the J. & F. Lurton Dom Salices Viognier from France and the Cono Sur Viognier from Chile.

Both are delicious "everyday" viognier choices.

Enjoy!

Your friends on the Authentic Seacoast

Permalink Reply by Helen Jane on February 17, 2009 at 11:35am

I love the Viognier/Chenin Blanc blend from Pine Ridge -- it's about $12 and seems to sell out every year.
Plus, the screw cap is awesome.

Permalink Reply by Melanie Ofenloch on March 4, 2009 at 7:33am

I really like it and had my snocks knocked off recently with the Failla Viognier. You have to order from the Napa winery, but it is just a fantastic wine.

Permalink Reply by Uzuri Designs on March 16, 2009 at 11:31pm

Hi, We have a local winery that sells a very good Viognier. Let me get the name for you and maybe you can check to see if it is in your area.

Permalink Reply by Megan Calhoun on May 13, 2009 at 10:51pm

You should also check out Rousanne as a varietal... if you're a fan of viognier. It's a little harder to find, maybe a bit more structured, but quite enjoyable and affordable! Ask at your local wine store, they'll be impressed :^)

Permalink Reply by Charlene Dean on January 11, 2010 at 6:42pm

Hello,

I too love viogniers and have found some fantastic ones. My absolute favorite is made by Darioush in Napa. Also, Carina Cellars from the central coast and Failla (if you can get your hands on it)!