
Southern Rhône hills where Grenache and Syrah make supple red wines under the Luberon AOP
Luberon is a sub-region of the southern Rhône in France, set among the hills of the Luberon massif between the Rhône valley and Provence. WineFortune currently tracks one wine here, a still red under the AOP designation, from the producer Marrenon.
The reds of the Luberon are built chiefly on Grenache and Syrah, often joined by Mourvèdre, Carignan and Cinsault. The style is typically supple and aromatic, with garrigue herbs and ripe dark fruit, shaped by a Mediterranean climate cooled by altitude and the mistral wind.
The appellation holds AOP status within the broader Rhône family. No WineFortune index median is published for the Luberon at present, as the tracked wine has not yet been indexed; the index, where shown, is the median per 75 cl bottle built from WineFortune's own trades and listings over 90 days.
Medians are the 90-day WineFortune index per 75cl, ex VAT, built from WineFortune trades and listings. Wines without a trade or listing are tracked but not indexed.
The Luberon is best known for supple, aromatic red blends led by Grenache and Syrah, alongside rosé and white wines. The reds tend to show ripe dark fruit and garrigue herbs, in a Mediterranean style freshened by the altitude of the Luberon hills. WineFortune currently tracks one still red AOP wine from the area.
WineFortune currently tracks one producer from the Luberon: Marrenon, with one still red wine under the AOP designation. As coverage of the sub-region grows, further producers and wines may appear on this page.
Not at present. The one wine tracked here has not yet been indexed, so no median price is shown. Where an index exists, it is the WineFortune median per 75 cl bottle, built from WineFortune's own trades and listings over 90 days.
The Luberon lies at the southern edge of the Rhône wine region in France, among the hills of the Luberon massif towards Provence. It holds AOP status within the Rhône family, and its wines share the southern Rhône's Grenache- and Syrah-led character.