"The estate is located in Chavanay in the northern Rhône coasts, in the heart of the Pilat Regional Natural Park. Roland Grangier cultivates and vinifies 11 hectares spread over three appellations Condrieu, St Joseph, Côte Rôtie and Vins de Pays.
  
Agriculture has always been part of the family history, whether in breeding, arboriculture or viticulture.
  
Marc Manoa, Roland's grandfather, was a farmer; he cultivated vines in the town of Pélussin, he made wine and had a dairy cow farm.
  
Charles Grangier, Roland's father, after a few years spent on his brother-in-law's farm, settled in the town of Chavanay by creating a mixed farming operation (vines and fruit trees).
  
In 2002 Roland Grangier created Domaine Grangier with 1.5 ha of vines, he took over the vines of his parents and a neighbor. He expanded by planting Saint Joseph Blanc, Saint Joseph Rouge and Condrieu to dedicate the estate to the exclusive cultivation of vines.
  
After two years of work, in 2012 Roland and Céline Grangier moved into a new cellar. A cellar, a vatage and a tasting cellar were built.
  
Condrieu is vinified while respecting tradition and controlling temperatures.
  
The grapes are harvested and sorted manually.
  
Aged in oak barrels for 6 months.
  
Nose of great purity combining floral notes, ripe apricot, mineral dimension.
  
On the palate, remarkable fullness, a silky texture, an airy style with chiselled aromas."