Noun
viognier (countable and uncountable, plural viogniers)
A type of white wine-producing grape.
The Viognier, which is currently one of my favorite whites these days, on the other hand had just enough oak to mellow out some of the citrus characteristics of the varietal. Source: Internet
The 2004 La Feuille d'Or Syrah Clary Ranch Vineyard is a blend of Syrah with a dash of Viognier to add floral notes to the blend. Source: Internet
The tasting panel highlighted Iron Horse Cuvee R, a tart sauvignon blanc with 15 percent viognier. Source: Internet
In the past 5 years however, it's becoming increasingly fashionable to label the wine Shiraz Viognier as Viognier gains consumer acceptance in the market place. Source: Internet
Also try 2004 Montpellier Viognier. Source: Internet
Viognier declined because it is hard to cultivate and not naturally predisposed to producing healthy, reliable yields – the vineyard stock in 1960s France suffered badly from coulure. Source: Internet