Marsanne

Marsanne is a white wine grape variety originating from the Northern Rhône region of France. It is known for producing deeply colored wines that are rich and nutty, often with hints of spice and pear. Marsanne wines typically have high alcohol content and can be oak-aged to develop more body. As the wine ages, it takes on a darker color and the flavors become more complex, often exhibiting an oily, honeyed texture.

Marsanne is frequently blended with Roussanne, another Rhône variety, to create balanced and aromatic wines. Outside of France, Marsanne is also grown in regions such as Australia, where it has found a second home, as well as in the United States, Switzerland, and Spain