Few�Rh�ne Valley�producers can compare to the history and pedigree of Ogier. The family name dates to 800 A.D. when �Ogier the Dane� came to fight with Charlemagne�s soldiers in the Basque country, and on his way back home, settled in southeastern France�s Massif Central region.� Antoine Ogier, a distant descendant of Ogier the Dane, entered the wine business in 1859, purchasing a cooperage and establishing �OGIER� as a wine producer in the nearby Rh�ne Valley.�Ogier�s wines are an ode to finesse, elegance and freshness.93 Points - Wine Spectator� ��Lively�with anise, bramble, sweet tapenade,�blackberry and plum compote flavours, carried by juicy acidity and framed by an alder note on the finish.�Syrah�and�Viognier.�Enjoy from 2022 through 2028.93 Points - Wine Enthusiast� ��A kiss of Viognier lends hints of apricot and blossom to supple, concentrated black-cherry and roasted-plum flavors in this wine. An ample,