Cellar of the Dauphin
Cellier des Dauphins –
Southern France in a glass, without detours
Cellier des Dauphins is one of the best-known cooperatives in the Côtes du Rhône – an appellation that stretches across much of the southern Rhône Valley and is known for its sun-ripened, aromatically intense wines. Founded in 1965 in Tulette in the Drôme department, the cooperative now pools the harvest of winegrowers from several communes between Montélimar and Avignon.
Vinoscout's selection focuses primarily on white wines, including blends with Viognier – a grape variety that thrives particularly well in this region. Viognier contributes aromas of white peach, apricot, and orange blossom, along with a rounded, slightly oily texture that exhibits richness even without oak aging. These wines are best enjoyed young, are uncomplicated in style, and pair well with goat cheese, grilled vegetables, or a simple fish dish.
With prices starting from €2.99, the wines from Cellier des Dauphins offer a direct entry into the world of the Rhône Valley – without compromising on regional character.


