Inter Rhône in the news

Inter Rhône is actively promoting Rhône Valley wines through various events, including the 'Vignobles en Scène!' festival, which offers diverse oenotourism experiences.

Inter Rhône addresses the challenges of early harvests and water scarcity due to climate change, while highlighting the economic importance of wine tourism in the Rhône Valley.

Early grape harvests in the Rhône Valley suggest an exceptional 2026 vintage, despite earlier concerns about excessive heat, due to the resilience of the vines and adaptive winemaking practices.

Rhône Valley vineyards experienced an unprecedented early harvest due to a severe heatwave, but grapes adapted well, promising a high-quality 2026 vintage despite climate challenges.

Inter Rhône's Ban des Vendanges in Avignon celebrated the start of a promising grape harvest in the Côtes du Rhône despite climate challenges, attended by many dignitaries and the public.

Vaucluse vineyards have largely resisted summer heat, leading to optimism for the 2026 harvest without expected yield reduction or increased alcohol content, as viticulturists adapt to climate change.

Rhône Valley vineyards faced unprecedented early harvests and climate challenges due to heatwaves, prompting adaptations and considerations for future sustainability.

The 2026 Rhône Valley grape harvest began early due to a hot, dry spring, but vines show resilience and good health, with promising quality despite varied ripening across plots.

Rhône Valley vineyards faced an unprecedented early harvest due to a heatwave, with vines showing resilience and grapes promising high quality for the 2026 vintage, while adapting to climate change with new strategies like irrigation.

The 2026 Rhône Valley grape harvest began early in mid-August with excellent grape health despite record-hot spring temperatures, showing promising quality and winemaker adaptability.

Vaucluse vineyards surprisingly resisted recent heat, with good prospects for the 2026 harvest and no expected increase in wine alcohol content, while growers adapt to climate change.

Inter Rhône and Comité Interprofessionnel des Vins d’Alsace highlight the diversity, sustainability, and food-friendliness of Alsace and Côtes du Rhône wines, making them appealing alternatives to other French regions.

Côtes du Rhône and Alsace wines are partnering in Asia to promote their evolving fresh styles, generational transitions, and adaptability to climate change and modern consumption habits.

The Rhône Valley wine region is experiencing a landscape change with increasing production and demand for its diverse and evolving white wines.

Inter Rhône launched a multi-channel campaign encouraging the consumption of chilled Rhône Valley wines, targeting 21-40 year olds.

Les gros mots agency won the Côtes du Rhône account and is launching a new international campaign called "Refresh" to target younger consumers with a modern approach to wine.

Rhône Valley wines are diversifying into cocktails to attract a younger audience and combat declining consumption trends.

Inter Rhône reports that Côtes-Du-Rhône wines are showing economic resilience despite shifting consumer habits and climate challenges.

Inter Rhône honored ten local winners for their innovative wine tourism projects during its annual professional conference in Avignon.

Inter Rhône is leveraging sustainable practices and certifications to enhance the attractiveness and accessibility of Rhône Valley wine tourism.