A classic since 1950, Parallèle 45 is celebrated around the globe and is one of France’s most recognizable wines. Deep garnet red in color, this fruit-forward wine has notes of strawberry, rasperry and spices with good balance and supple tannins. $17
A classic since 1950, Parallèle 45 is celebrated around the globe and is one of France’s most recognizable wines. A fruity white wine with notes of acacia and white peach, and a finish full of minerality. $17
Founded in 1834 on the hill of l’Hermitage in Tain l’Hermitage, the Paul Jaboulet Aîné house oversees an exceptional heritage that brings together the most famous terroirs of the northern Rhone valley and produces quintessential great wines.
In the world of winemaking, certain latitudes have gained a reputation for producing exceptional wines.
Among them, the 45th parallel has carved its place as a latitude synonymous with outstanding wine production. This invisible line, encircling the globe halfway between the equator and the North Pole, has garnered the fitting title of the “Latitude of Great Wines.” Let us delve into the reasons behind this well-deserved acclaim.
The 45th parallel offers a unique climate ideal for grape cultivation. Its position manifests a balance between warm and cool temperatures, allowing for a longer growing season and optimal ripening of grapes. This combination fosters the development of complex flavors and aromas in the resulting wines.
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