歐杰酒廠 M&S OGIER D'AMPUIS 

Michel & Stephane Ogier像許多此區的酒莊一樣是由家族經營，酒莊現以Stephane Ogier為首，釀造出一瓶又一瓶深沉的佳釀。

酒莊曾將種植的葡萄賣給Guigal，於1987年在開始出產自家酒莊的葡萄酒，一開始採用傳統釀造法，不去枝，紅酒為30%使用全新橡木桶並使用2 / 3桶發酵，其餘則用四年的舊桶，原則上酒置於木桶十八個月培養。Ogier 生產的地區用酒, “Rosiene” ,100% Viognier 釀造是Michel & Stephane Ogier 最好的葡萄酒之一。

Vin de Pays des Collines Rhodaniennes is the Vin de Pays de Zone title for red, white and rose wines from an area which essentially corresponds to the northern Rhone Valley wine region of eastern France. The catchment area for this Vin de Pays (VDP) title stretches to Die in the east and as far south as Valence, the home of Cornas and Saint-Peray.
Unsurprisingly, given the area from which it comes, a large proportion of VDP des Collines Rhodaniennes wine is made from the key northern Rhone grape varieties. Syrah is widely planted here and is often complemented with a small addition of Viognier (the classic Cote Rotie blend), but Gamay also plays an important role. Pinot Noir, Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon complete the 'international' grape repertoire, borrowed from Burgundy and Bordeaux respectively.
Share you photo with us VDP des Collines Rhodaniennes white wines (which have a much smaller representation than the reds) are dominated by the globally popular Chardonnay in league with the key Rhone varieties Viognier, Marsanne and Roussanne. The white specialty grape of Savoie is also used here; Jacquere makes an appearance exclusively in VDP des Collines Rhodaniennes wines made in the Isere department.
The VDP des Collines Rhodaniennes landscape is characterized by hills and valleys. The Massif Central lies to the west and the embryonic foothills of the Alps to the east, with the Rhone river carving its way through the sandstone, limestone and granite between them. The presence of these different stone types is reflected in the route of the Rhone. Sandstone and limestone provide less resistance than granite, which visibly alters the path of the river. The bend around the granite hill of Hermitage is a prime example of this.
This topography – and the geology which created it – makes for a complex patchwork of terroirs. The local continental climate means warm, dry summers and cold winters, influenced by the strong winds, such as the Mistral, which bowls down the Rhone at speeds of up to 55mph (90km/h).
As it falls within the catchment area of both the Vin de Pays des Portes de Mediterranee and the Vin de Pays des Comtes Rhodaniens, any VDP des Collines Rhodaniennes wine may be sold under these alternative, regional VDP titles.

In 2009, the Vin de Pays (VDP) title in force since the 1970s was supplemented with Indication Geographique Protegee (IGP) – its EU equivalent. French wine authorities have actively promoted the use of IGP, which acts as a legal statement of quality and origin throughout the eurozone. Wine producers retain the right to use either title.