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Roussette de Savoie gives Altesse a distinctive Alpine foothill home, with textured whites and four named geographical expressions.
Pear, citrus, flowers and gentle honeyed notes with a dry, textured palate and fresh acidity.
Roussette de Savoie is a separate white-wine appellation made from Altesse, not a blend of all the region’s white grapes. Frangy, Marestel, Monterminod and Monthoux are its four named geographical denominations. The term Roussette refers to the grape tradition rather than a rosé wine. Explore the named cru and producer to compare fragrant, fresh expressions with more layered bottles. It differs from the broader Savoie appellation and from Roussette du Bugey.
Roussette de Savoie. 1 wine in the United States.