Batia Vineyards is proud to introduce a 2017 vintage involving the blending of two Rhone Varietals, Roussanne with its most favored varietal companion, Viognier.

Awards:
- Gold Medal (El Dorado County Fair)
- Gold Medal (San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition
- Silver Medal (California State Fair)
 

Estate grown Grenach makes our 2018 Rosé intense and rich in color and flavorful hints of green apple and perfectly ripened strawberries. Batia Vineyards is proud to introduce a 2017 vintage involving the blending of two Rhone Varietals, Roussanne with its most favored varietal companion, Viognier.
 

Awards:
- San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition (Best of Class)

Our newest Marsanne! Marsanne grapes are most commonly found in the Northern Rhone Region of France where it is believed to have originated but El Dorado County's similar climate and soil provides ideal growing conditions for this varietal. The grape produces deeply colored wine that is rich and nutty with hints of spice and pear. 

Rhone-Style Varietals Grenache Blanc, Roussanne, and Marsanne have been blended to achieve the fruity floral aroma and wonderful minerality with complex blending of flavors. Hints of citrus, pear and honeysuckls assure a perfect pairing with Chilean Sea Bass, Salmon, Shellfish, Chicken, Pork and Veal. 

Awards:
- Gold Medal (California State Fair)
- Gold Medal (El Dorado County Fair)
- Gold Medal (San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition)