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Orange wine, both original and surprising, is made from white grapes fermented with their skins, as for red wines. This process gives it complex aromas, combining tannic, spicy and fruity notes. Ideal with spicy dishes, mature cheeses or exotic foods, it adds a bold, distinctive touch to the tasting experience.

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Grenu Orange

Grenu Orange

Château d Agel Languedoc Roussillon
€15.00
Le Bleu

Le Bleu

CHATEAU DE LAVERNETTE Beaujolais
€24.50

Orange Wines

Original and complex, orange wines are increasingly captivating wine enthusiasts looking for new taste experiences. This unique category, situated at the crossroads between white and red wine, offers a distinctive tasting experience with rich and unusual aromatics. At Avenue des Vins, we have gathered an exclusive selection of exceptional orange wines to introduce you to this singular and growing trend.

What Is an Orange Wine?

Orange wine is a white wine vinified like a red wine, meaning it undergoes maceration, which can last longer or shorter periods, with the grape skins. Unlike traditional white wines, in orange wine, the juice remains in contact with the skins and seeds. This imparts tannins (similar to those in red wine) and gives the wine a lovely amber to orange color. This ancient winemaking method provides the wine with powerful aromas and a pronounced structure, placing it somewhere between white and red wines.

The History of Orange Wine

Although they have only recently become fashionable in France, orange wines are far from a modern trend. Orange wines have a long history, dating back thousands of years. Originating in the Caucasus region, particularly Georgia, they were traditionally produced in clay vessels called kvevris, buried underground for fermentation. This ancient technique has endured through the ages and is now experiencing a resurgence, especially in wine regions such as Italy, Slovenia, and France.

Best Food Pairings with Orange Wine

Thanks to their tannic structure and complex aromatics, orange wines pair perfectly with spicy dishes, aged cheeses, and exotic cuisines such as Moroccan or Indian food. They are also ideal for accompanying vegetarian dishes like roasted vegetables or salads with bold flavors. Their wide variety of styles makes them an excellent choice for exploring bold and unique food and wine pairings.

Discover our selection of orange wines sourced directly from the estate or château of your choice. Treat yourself to a unique experience by exploring our range of orange wines with their bold character and surprising flavors!