Villa Sinnae Laudun 2021
A white Côtes du Rhône Villages with character and soul

Discover Villa Sinnae Laudun 2021 – an elegant and aromatic white wine from the heart of southern Rhône, crafted for those who seek a wine with depth, finesse, and history. This exclusive Côtes du Rhône Villages is a must for any wine lover who values quality, terroir, and tradition.
Villa Sinnae Laudun 2021 is a harmonious cuvée made from Grenache Blanc, Clairette, Viognier, and Roussanne – four classic grape varieties from southern France. The vines grow on stony, well-drained slopes in Laudun, where the warm Mediterranean climate and the cooling Mistral wind create perfect conditions for grapes with intense aromas and natural freshness. The wine is vinified with great precision: the grapes are gently pressed, fermented at low temperatures, and aged in new oak barrels for 12 months with weekly bâtonnage (lees stirring). This gives the wine both depth and a velvety texture – a hallmark of Maison Sinnae.

Tasting Notes – Villa Sinnae Laudun 2021
Color: Pale golden with green and crystal-clear reflections.
Aroma: Intense and seductive with notes of mirabelle plum, acacia blossom, brioche, and praline.
Palate: Round, generous, and complex – with flavors of mimosa, lemon, vanilla, toasted bread, and a hint of toast. An elegant balance between freshness and richness.
Serving Suggestions
Villa Sinnae Laudun 2021 is incredibly versatile and pairs perfectly with:
Shellfish and seafood – especially oysters, langoustines, and scallops
White meats in cream sauces – e.g., chicken with mushrooms and herbs
Aged cheeses – serve the wine lightly chilled with a fine cheese platter

Maison Sinnae – Passion, tradition and terroir
Maison Sinnae is a winery deeply rooted in the Roman town of Laudun, where history and wine intertwine. The name “Sinnae” comes from Cornelia Sinnae, the first wife of Julius Caesar – a passionate love that still lives on in the region’s culture and symbolism. Today, Maison Sinnae carries on this legacy through wines that reflect a love for the land, craftsmanship, and the noble grape varieties of the Rhône Valley.