Publication of the communication of an approved standard amendment to a product specification of a geographical indication in accordance with Article 5(4) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2025/27
Date: 2026-03-06
Institutions: Directorate-General for Agriculture and Rural Development, European Commission
Subjects: Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France, consumer information, designation of origin, labelling, product designation, quality control of agricultural products, red wine, rosé wine, still wine, white wine








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C/2026/1394


6.3.2026






Publication of the communication of an approved standard amendment to a product specification of a geographical indication in accordance with Article 5(4) of Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2025/27 (1)

(C/2026/1394)

COMMUNICATING THE APPROVAL OF A STANDARD AMENDMENT

(Article 24 of Regulation (EU) 2024/1143)



                     ‘Isère’
                  


PGI-FR-A1153-AM02


Date of communication: 11.12.2025
                  

1.   Product name


               ‘Isère’
            
2.   Geographical indication type







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Protected Designation of Origin (PDO)










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Protected Geographical Indication (PGI)










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Geographical Indication (GI)




3.   Sector







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Agricultural products










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Wines










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Spirits




4.   Country to which the geographical area belongs

France
5.   National authority communicating the standard amendment

Ministry of Agriculture and Food Sovereignty
6.   Qualification as standard amendment

The amendments to this product specification are standard amendments as defined in Article 24(4) of Regulation (EU) 2024/1143.
The reason is that these amendments are not considered as Union amendments within the meaning of Article 24(3) of Regulation (EU) 2024/1143. More specifically, they:






(a)


do not amend the name, the use of the name, or the products or categories of product designated by the geographical indication;










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do not risk voiding the link to the geographical area described in the single document;










(c)


do not entail further restrictions on the marketing of the product.




7.   Description of the approved standard amendment(s)

1.   Additional terms and geographical units

In Section I, point 2) of the product specification, an editorial correction has been made to the name of the smaller geographical unit ‘Balmes Dauphinoises’ so that ‘Dauphinoises’ starts with a capital letter.
This correction has been made throughout the single document, under the headings ‘Description of the wine(s)’, ‘Geographical area’, ‘Link with the geographical area’, and ‘Essential further conditions– Labelling’.
A new smaller geographical unit, ‘Trièves’, has been added. This geographical unit is defined in various points of Section I of the product specification: points 2 ‘Additional terms and geographical units’, 3 ‘Organoleptic description of the wines, 4 “Geographical area of production”, and 8 “Link with the geographical area”.
This new geographical unit makes it possible to highlight a specific demarcated territory in the south of the Department of Isère. The red, white and rosé wines produced are highly rated and well known, so the decision to highlight this new smaller geographical unit is justified.
The smaller geographical unit “Trièves” has been added to the single document under the following headings: “Description of the wine(s)”, “Geographical area”, “Description of the link to the geographical area”, “Additional conditions – Labelling”.
2.   Organoleptic description of the wines

In Section I(3.3) of the specification, the organoleptic descriptions of the wines have been supplemented for all wines (colours and smaller geographical units) and for each descriptor (colour, aroma and taste), including the new smaller geographical unit “Trièves”.
The single document has been amended in the section “Description of the wine(s)”.
3.   Geographical area of production

In Section I(4.1), a reference to the 2023 Official Geographic Code has been added to the definition of the geographical area of production.
This editorial correction allows the geographical area to be identified with reference to the 2023 version of the Official Geographic Code, which is updated by the National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies (INSEE), and gives the boundary of the geographical area legal certainty.
The list of municipalities comprising the geographical area, including their names, has been updated, without changes to the boundary, to take into account the administrative changes that have been made.
A sentence has also been added with the information that maps covering the geographical area are available on the INAO website.
The single document has been amended under the headings “Demarcated geographical area” and “Other essential conditions”.
4.   Area in immediate proximity

In Section I(4.2) of the product specification, an editorial correction has been made so that all of the municipalities forming the area are listed, without changing the boundary.
It has also been specified that the list of municipalities is in accordance with the 2023 Official Geographic Code.
This editorial correction allows the area in immediate proximity to be identified with reference to the 2023 version of the Official Geographic Code, published by the INSEE.
The addition of this reference provides legal certainty for the definition of the area in immediate proximity.
The single document has been amended under the heading “Further conditions – Area in immediate proximity”.
5.   Vine varieties

In Chapter I(5) of the product specification, the words “For the production of red and rosé wines” and “For the production of white wines” have been deleted. The reason for this deletion is to make it possible for white grape varieties to be used in blends for the production of red and rosé wines in order to achieve more balanced wines.
Fourteen new varieties have also been added: Bia B, Clairette B, Gringet B, Marsanne B, Romorantin B, Chatus N, Dureza N, Durif N, Feunate N, Mollard N, Mornen N, Onchette N, Robin N, Sérénèze N.
These fourteen varieties with a historical presence in Isère are useful in combating climate change. They are late, disease-resistant varieties that add acidity and freshness to blends.
The single document has been amended under the heading “Wine grape varieties”.
6.   Maximum production yield

In Section I(6) of the product specification, an editorial correction has been made with a reference to the list of smaller geographical units authorised by the product specification.
This amendment does not concern the single document.
7.   Transitional measures concerning grapevine varieties

In Section I(7) of the product specification, an editorial correction has been made to replace the reference to the “date of approval of the product specification” with the exact date on which the transitional measure comes into force and include the wines originating from the relevant smaller geographical units. Vineyards planted with Cabernet Sauvignon N, Merlot N, Aligoté B, Gamay de Chaudenay N and Gamay de Bouze N as of 2 November 2011 may continue to be included in the “Isère” PGI,which may or may not be supplemented by the smaller geographical units “Balmes Dauphinoises” or “Coteaux du Grésivaudan”, for a period of 25 years, i.e. until 2 November 2036.
This amendment does not concern the single document.
8.   Link with the geographical area

Chapter I(8) of the product specification has been amended as follows:






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In point 8.1, the specific features of the new geographical unit “Trièves” have been added;










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In point 8.2, the details of the sector have been updated. The characteristics of each of the wines (for each colour and smaller geographical unit) have been added;










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In point 8.3, the description of the causal link has been amended with the characteristics of the new smaller geographical unit “Trièves”.




The single document has been amended under the heading “Link with the geographical area”.
9.   Control body

In Section II of Chapter III of the product specification, the address of the control body has been updated.
This amendment does not concern the single document.
SINGLE DOCUMENT
1.   Name(s)

Isère
2.   Geographical indication type

PGI – Protected geographical indication
3.   Categories of grapevine products







1.


Wine




3.1.   Combined Nomenclature code

22 – BEVERAGES, SPIRITS AND VINEGAR

                  2204  – Wines of fresh grapes, including fortified wines; grape must other than that of heading 2009
4.   Description of the wine(s)

1.   
Still white wines


BRIEF WRITTEN DESCRIPTION
The wines have a minimum natural alcoholic strength by volume of 9,5 %. The (minimum and maximum) values for total acidity, volatile acidity, total sulphur dioxide and total alcoholic strength by volume are those laid down in EU legislation.
The still white wines produced are mostly dry wines, noted for their freshness and aromatic finesse, light yellow to golden in colour and with expressive fruity aromas in the nose. On the palate, they are distinctive for their minerality and aromas of white flowers, with a good balance of fat and acidity. They can sometimes be presented as liqueur or macerated wines, or with a veil of yeast.
The sweet white wines are moderately fresh and sugary, with complex aromas and suitability for ageing. The colour ranges from straw yellow to light amber. They are honeyed in the nose, with floral notes.
The macerated white wines have strong tannins with length and finesse, and citrus notes in the aromas. They are orangey in colour, with citrus fruit and spicy notes in the nose.
The white wines produced in the “Coteaux du Grésivaudan” geographical unit are yellow in colour with green tints. In the nose, they have aromas of fresh citrus fruit and white flowers. Depending on the type of fermentation, these aromas range from ripe yellow lemon to white peach, with notes of quince, hazelnuts and fresh walnuts. They are clear and fresh on the palate, with well-balanced liveliness.
As for the “Balmes Dauphinoises” geographical unit, its white wines are pale yellow in colour with aromas of white fruit in the nose. They are pleasingly round on the palate with a good balance of fat and acidity.
The white wines from the “Trièves” geographical unit are pale yellow in colour with aromas of yellow fruit in the nose. They are nicely mature on the palate (ranging from fresh lemon to honeyed yellow lemon), with medium well-integrated alcohol. There are notes of white flowers (ranging from white flowers to lightly infused dried flowers depending on the base wines). The aromas vary in maturity depending on the grapevine varieties.

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2.   
Still red wines


BRIEF WRITTEN DESCRIPTION
The wines have a minimum natural alcoholic strength by volume of 9,5 %. The (minimum and maximum) values for total acidity, volatile acidity, total sulphur dioxide and total alcoholic strength by volume are those laid down in EU legislation.
The still red wines, for the most part, have notes of fruit in the nose that are specific to the grapevine variety(ies) used. The aromas depend on the varieties, including spicy notes in the nose and on the palate, with good tannic structure and colours on a scale from cherry red to garnet red. A small amount of white grapes may be used to add finesse and freshness.
The red wines produced in the “Coteaux du Grésivaudan” geographical unit are garnet red in colour. They have fresh to intense fruity aromas in the nose, combining black fruits (such as blackcurrant) with spices (such as white pepper). Rich leathery notes may develop when certain grapevine varieties are used. A good balance between freshness and alcohol results in a harmonious palate. The tannins range from fine to medium depending on the base wines. They are delicately integrated in the aromatic range.
As for the geographical unit “Balmes Dauphinoises”, its red wines are often deep in colour with red fruit notes in the nose. They have more intense and concentrated notes of red to black fruit on the palate, sometimes with medium spicy notes depending on the structure of the base wines. Balsamic notes may develop in the storage tanks.
The red wines produced in the geographical unit “Trièves” are cherry red in colour, with aromas of freshness and crunchy fruit, and good acidity. They may also be garnet red in colour, with fleshy aromas, smooth tannins and aromas of black fruit tending towards jammy notes.

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3.   
Still rosé wines


BRIEF WRITTEN DESCRIPTION
The wines have a minimum natural alcoholic strength by volume of 9,5 %. The (minimum and maximum) values for total acidity, volatile acidity, total sulphur dioxide and total alcoholic strength by volume are those laid down in EU legislation.
The still rosé wines have aromas of citrus and red fruit in the nose, with low alcohol but good flavour on the palate, and shades of pink ranging from peach to deep redcurrant.
The rosés produced in the “Coteaux du Grésivaudan” geographical unit come in shades of pink ranging from pale raspberry to deep redcurrant. In the nose, they have aromas of red fruit (such as redcurrant) and notes of white peach. They are pleasingly balanced on the palate with low to medium alcohol and moderate acidity.
The rosés from the “Balmes Dauphinoises” geographical unit come in pink shades ranging from peach to redcurrant. They have aromas of red fruit (for example, raspberry and redcurrant) in the nose, with floral hints in the case of some base wines. The medium alcohol and low acidity provide for smoothness on the palate.
The rosés produced in the “Trièves” geographical area come in shades of pink ranging from pale cherry to redcurrant. The aromas in the nose range from fresh citrus to fruity redcurrant. These wines are quite low in alcohol and pleasantly fresh.

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5.   Winemaking practices

5.1.   Specific oenological practices

All oenological practices followed must comply with the requirements laid down at EU level and in the Rural and Maritime Fishing Code.
5.2.   Maximum yields

80 hectolitres per hectare
6.   Demarcated geographical area

The grapes must be harvested and the wines made within the Department of Isère. For wines to qualify for the “Isère” PGI supplemented by the name of the geographical unit “Balmes Dauphinoises’, the grapes must be harvested within the territory of the following municipalities in the Department of Isère: (list of municipalities in accordance with the 2023 Official Geographic Code) ANNOISIN-CHATELANS, AOSTE, ARANDON-PASSINS, (LES) AVENIERES VEYRINS-THUELLIN, (LA) BALME-LES-GROTTES, (LE) BOUCHAGE, BOURGOIN-JALLIEU, BOUVESSE-QUIRIEU, BRANGUES, CESSIEU, (LA) CHAPELLE-DE-LA-TOUR, CHARETTE, CHIMILIN, CHOZEAU, CORBELIN, COURTENAY, CREMIEU, CREYS-MÉPIEU, DIZIMIEU, DOLOMIEU, FAVERGES-DE-LA TOUR, GRANIEU, HIÈRES-SUR-AMBY, LEYRIEU, MONTALIEU-VERCIEU, MONTCARRA, MORAS, MORESTEL, OPTEVOZ, PARMILIEU, PORCIEU-AMBLAGNIEU, ROCHETOIRIN, ROMAGNIEU, RUY MONTCEAU, SAINT-ALBAN-DE-ROCHE, SAINT-BAUDILLE-DE-LA-TOUR, SAINT-CHEF, SAINT HILAIRE-DE-BRENS, SAINT-MARCEL-BEL-ACCUEIL, SAINT-ROMAIN-DE-JALIONAS, SAINT-SAVIN, SAINT-SORLIN-DE-MORESTEL, SAINT-VICTOR-DE-MORESTEL, SALAGNON, SERMÉRIEU, SICCIEU-SAINT-JULIEN-ET-CARISIEU, SOLEYMIEU, TREPT, VASSELIN, VÉNÉRIEU, VERNAS, VERTRIEU, VEYSSILIEU, VÉZERONCE-CURTIN, VIGNIEU, VILLEMOIRIEU.
For wines to qualify for the ‘Isère’ PGI supplemented by the name of the geographical unit ‘Coteaux du Grésivaudan’, the grapes must be harvested within the territory of the following municipalities in the Department of Isère: (list of municipalities in accordance with the 2023 Official Geographic Code) (LES) ADRETS, ALLEVARD, BARRAUX, BEAUCROISSANT, BERNIN, BIVIERS, (LA) BUISSE, (LA) BUISSIÈRE, (LE) CHAMP-PRÈS-FROGES, CHAMROUSSE, CHAPAREILLAN, (LA) CHAPELLE-DU-BARD, CHARNÈCLES, (LE) CHEYLAS, CLAIX, (LA) COMBE-DE-LANCEY, CORENC, COUBLEVIE, CRAS, CRÊTS EN BELLEDONNE, CROLLES, DOMÈNE, (LA) FLACHÈRE, FONTAINE, FONTANIL-CORNILLON, FROGES, GIÈRES, GONCELIN, GRENOBLE, LE GUA, HURTIÈRES, IZEAUX, LAVAL-EN-BELLEDONNE, LUMBIN, MEYLAN, MOIRANS, MONT SAINT MARTIN, MONTBONNOT-SAINT-MARTIN, MORETTE, (LE) MOUTARET, (LA) MURETTE, MURIANETTE, NOYAREY, (LA) PIERRE, POLIÉNAS, (LE) PONT-DE-CLAIX, PONTCHARRA, QUINCIEU, RÉAUMONT, RENAGE, REVEL, RIVES, (LA) RIVIÈRE, SAINT-BLAISE-DU-BUIS, SAINT-CASSIEN, SAINT-EGRÈVE, SAINT-ÉTIENNE-DE-CROSSEY, SAINT-ISMIER, SAINT-JEAN-DE-MOIRANS, SAINT-JEAN-LE-VIEUX, SAINT-MARTIN-D” URIAGE, SAINT-MARTIN-LE-VINOUX, SAINT-MAXIMIN, SAINT-MURY-MONTEYMOND, SAINT-NAZAIRE-LES-EYMES, SAINT-PAUL-D’IZEAUX, SAINT-PAUL-DE-VARCES, SAINT-QUENTIN-SUR-ISÈRE, SAINT-VINCENT-DE-MERCUZE, SAINTE-AGNÈS, SAINTE-MARIE-D’ALLOIX, SASSENAGE, SEYSSINET-PARISET, SEYSSINS, TENCIN, (LA) TERRASSE, THEYS, (LE) TOUVET, (LA) TRONCHE, TULLINS, VARCES ALLIÈRES ET RISSET, VATILIEU, VENON, LE VERSOUD, VEUREY-VOROIZE, VIF, VILLARD-BONNOT, VOIRON, VOREPPE, VOUREY.
For wines to qualify for the “Isère” PGI supplemented by the name of the geographical unit “Trièves’, the grapes must be harvested within the territory of the following municipalities in the Department of Isère: (list of municipalities in accordance with the 2023 Official Geographic Code) AVIGNONET, CHÂTEAU-BERNARD, CHÂTEL-EN-TRIÈVES, CHICHILIANNE, CLELLES, CORNILLON-EN-TRIÈVES, GRESSE-EN-VERCORS, LALLEY, LAVARS, MENS, MONESTIER-DE-CLERMONT, MONESTIER-DU-PERCY, (LE) PERCY, PRÉBOIS, ROISSARD, SAINT-ANDÉOL, SAINT-BAUDILLE-ET-PIPET, SAINT-GUILLAUME, SAINT-JEAN-D’HÉRANS, SAINT-MARTIN-DE-CLELLES, SAINT-MARTIN-DE-LA-CLUZE, SAINT-MAURICE-EN-TRIÈVES, SAINT-MICHEL-LES PORTES, SAINT-PAUL-LÈS-MONESTIER, SINARD, TREFFORT, TRÉMINIS.
Maps of the geographical area can be accessed on the INAO website.
7.   Wine grape variety(ies)







 


Altesse B










 


Arvine B – Petite Arvine










 


Bia B – Bia blanc










 


Chardonnay B










 


Chatus N










 


Clairette B










 


Corbeau N – Douce noire










 


Dureza N










 


Durif N










 


Etraire de la Dui N










 


Feunate N










 


Gamay N










 


Gringet B










 


Jacquère B










 


Joubertin










 


Marsanne B










 


Mollard N










 


Mondeuse N










 


Mondeuse blanche B










 


Mornen N










 


Mècle N – Mescle










 


Onchette N










 


Persan N










 


Pinot Gris G










 


Pinot Noir N










 


Robin noir N










 


Romorantin B – Danery










 


Roussanne B










 


Servanin N










 


Syrah N – Shiraz










 


Sérénèze N










 


Velteliner rouge précoce Rs










 


Verdesse B










 


Viognier B




8.   Description of the link(s)

8.1.   Specific features of the geographical area

The geographical area is located within the territory of the Department of Isère, in the south-eastern quadrant of France, in the Rhône-Alps region. The eastern section extends across the Alpine massif, with the western part consisting of more moderate hills reaching as far as the Rhone valley.
The Alpine section consists of mountains with altitudes above 2 000 m separated by wide valleys. The westernmost mountains are of calcareous origin (Chartreuse, Vercors, Dévoly), while the easternmost are granitic (Belledonne, Ecrins). The valleys, carved out by glaciers in the Quaternary period, are wide and deep, often with a flat floor. They are strewn with glacial moraines, sometimes with lake sediments.
Between the Alps and the Rhône valley, the hilly Bas-Dauphiné region has a substrate of molasse dating from the Tertiary period (sandstone originating from Alpine erosion), partially concealed by major Quaternary moraine formations organised in ridges forming elongated hills (extending 700 m to the east and 300 m to the west) and wide marshy plains. To the north, Île Crémieu is a raised limestone plateau (400 to 450 m) with moraine-free slopes.
The moraine formations are a particularly significant feature in this area. Often very stony, the deeper layers tend to have a high clay content, which renders them impermeable. The soils are clayey and acidic. In the vicinity of the Alpine mountains of calcareous origin, the vineyards have developed on limestone scree, where the soils are shallow but well-drained.
Isère has an oceanic climate, with a mountainous influence in the east and a Mediterranean influence on the plain. Annual precipitation is about 900 mm and it receives some 2 050 hours of sunshine per year. The average annual temperature is around 12 oC in Grenoble, with marked differences in temperature range between day and night, and at different times of year.
The growing season for the vines gets off to a late start but this is largely compensated for by the hot summers. It is quite a windy region. The prevailing winds are the ‘Bise’ from the north and the ‘Vent du Midi’ from the south.
The vineyards have been established in the areas with the most favourable conditions in terms of climate and relief. For this reason, the Isère vineyards are arranged like little islands bounded by areas unsuitable for winegrowing, such as the Alpine mountains or the marshy valleys in the Bas-Dauphiné area. Three of these areas qualify as smaller geographical indications:






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Coteaux du Grésivaudan: the Grésivaudan glacial valley is located between the Chartreuse, Belledonne and Vercors mountains. Its vineyards were established in the foothills of these mountains and are mostly southeast-facing. The location has good levels of sunshine, with some of the hottest daytime weather in France (Grenoble) in summer, but with cool nights (colder air coming down from the mountains). The most common substrates are glacial terraces and clay-limestone scree with good drainage.










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Balmes Dauphinoises: to the north of La Tour-du-Pin, between the Île Crémieu plateau and the Rhône valley, the region of the Balmes Dauphinoises consists of a series of valleys arranged in parallel, facing from east to west. The south-facing slopes have a very warm microclimate. The substrates of moraine origin result in siliceous sandy loam, gravelly or pebbly soils.










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Trièves: Bordering the Southern Alps and the Drôme, Trièves is a climate transition zone between the semi-continental climate of the Grenoble region and the sub-Mediterranean climate of the medium-altitude Hautes-Alpes mountains. The geology in the area consists of marl-limestone hills with stony soils and plateaus with sandy-clay soils with variable gravel levels. Trièves enjoys long hours of sunshine and relatively low rainfall.




8.2.   Specificity of the product

Back in the 1850s, there were some 33 000 hectares under vines in Isère, including many native varieties, some of which are still grown today.
In the 1930s, four cooperative wineries were set up with a production capacity of 12 000 hectolitres, which made it possible for the volumes produced to increase.
The focus of the winegrowers is on the production of quality wines. They are readily sold in Lyon and Grenoble and environs, which provides a guaranteed market for these products to be consumed.
The white, rosé or red wines may be made from a single variety or consist of blends. They are intended for early consumption, with the exception of some reds with strong tannins and some of the more rare sweet white wines.
The annual output in 2020 was around 2 000 hl, i.e. 51 % white, 45 % red and 4 % rosé. ‘Isère’ PGI is still growing, encouraged by the influx of tourists to the mountain resorts in the surrounding area.
There is no question that the quality of Isère PGI wines is based on the organoleptic characteristics of the native or more common grapevine varieties selected, combined with the specific soil and climate conditions found in the production area.
The still white wines are mostly dry and fresh with great aromatic finesse. When climatic conditions permit, the winegrowers produce sweet wines from overripe grapes.
The still red wines are fruity but well-suited for ageing on account of their structure.
The still rosés have strong aromas and character, and are fruity with deep colours.
Coteaux du Grésivaudan: The white wines are marked by clear minerality and aromas of white flowers and citrus fruit. They tend to be yellow in colour with green tints. The aromatic palette of the red wines depends on the varieties. It includes fruitiness and spicy notes in the nose, with good tannic structure and a garnet red colour. The rosés have fruity aromas (red fruit and white peach) and range from lighter to darker shades of pink.
These specific characteristics are linked to the warm climate in the south-east facing vineyards and the cool nights, accentuated by the mountains overlooking the scree slopes with clay-limestone soils.
Balmes Dauphinoises: The white wines have aromas of white fruit in the nose, a pale-yellow colour and a pleasing roundness that means they can be enjoyed soon after the winemaking and bottling stages are complete. With medium suitability for ageing, they have a good balance of fat and acidity. The red wines, often quite dark in colour, tend to be more delicate with aromas of red fruit in the nose. They are more suitable for early consumption. However, they can also be suitable for ageing as ‘vins de garde’. The rosés have aromas of red fruit, with occasional floral notes. In terms of colour, they come in shades of pink ranging from peach to redcurrant.
These specific characteristics are linked to the hilly, sandy-loam soils of moraine origin and the extremes of the climate.
Trièves: The white wines are aromatic, with notes of yellow fruit in the nose. They are pale yellow in colour and can sometimes have a high alcohol content. They are well-structured, rich wines with good volume and a distinctive palate. They are highly suitable for ageing. The red wines are quite unique in terms of their organoleptic profile: on the one hand, there are cherry red wines that are fresh with aromas of crunchy fruit, marked acidity and delicate tannins; and on the other, there are powerful, rich red wines that are garnet red in colour, with sweet tannins and aromas of black fruit tending towards jammy notes. The rosés come in shades of pink ranging from light cherry to redcurrant, with a pleasing freshness owing to the citrus and red fruit notes.
These specific characteristics are directly linked to the grapevine varieties selected, the fact that the vineyards have been established on deep soils and the geographical location that favours major temperature variations.
8.3.   Causal link between the specificity of the geographical area and the specificity of the product

The Isère PGI area enjoys a climate with regular, abundant precipitation. The Isère winegrowers have made the best of the area’s complex relief, identifying numerous sites well-suited to winegrowing. The moraine formations that are a major feature in the area provide locations with good potential for winegrowing as long as the gradient on the slopes is enough to ensure that the clay soils can be drained effectively.
The comparatively harsh climate in winter is offset by the Mediterranean influence in the summer months. The combination of these factors mean that winegrowers can achieve well-ripened harvests resulting in white and rosé wines with a smoothness that balances out their natural freshness, and red wines with a strong tannic structure and deep colours. The warm, sunny Indian summers allow for overripe grapes from which sweet wines can be made.
The causal link between the production area and the resulting products is the direct consequence of the organoleptic qualities related to the soil and climate characteristics and the interplay between the Mediterranean climate and the Alpine relief.
The high number of native grapevine varieties bears witness to the long tradition of winegrowing in this region. It also means that the best possible use can be made of the relatively diverse soils in the region, while also adapting to the local climates.
The diversity of the climate, relief and soils in the various locations has led the Isère winegrowers to highlight three distinctive additional geographical indications in the area: ‘Balmes Dauphinoises’, ‘Coteaux du Grésivaudan’, and ‘Trièves’.






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In the Grésivaudan subsection, the major variations in temperature due to the influence of the mountains results in white wines with marked minerality and aromas of great finesse. The aromatic palette of the red wines depends on the varieties. It includes fruitiness and spicy notes, with good tannic structure.










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In the Balmes Dauphinoises subsection, the northern pre-Alpine climate characterised by hot summers and moderate rainfall means that the growth cycle is somewhat shorter than is typical for the Dauphiné area. This results in very ripe grapes, which leads to white wines that are markedly round and discreetly acidic, and red wines with deep colours and smooth tannins. This means these wines are favoured for early consumption. However, they can also be suitable for ageing as ‘vins de garde’.










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In the Trièves subsection, the altitude of the vineyards (between 500 m and 900 m) on south-facing slopes combined with the Mediterranean influence on the climate result in wide temperature variations that give rise to white wines with aromatic finesse and freshness. The smooth tannins in the red wines are also linked to the soil and climate conditions in Trièves, as well as to the Alpine grapevine varieties selected by the winegrowers, which have adapted to the climate at this higher altitude with a later harvest.




The organoleptic differences that are apparent in the wines reflect the importance of the winegrowers’ decisions to establish vineyards in the best location to achieve the desired outcome in the finished products. The care taken in choosing these locations means making the best use of this natural environment affected by severe climate constraints, but it also means that the resulting products are unique.
9.   Essential further conditions (packaging, labelling, other requirements)


Legal framework:

National legislation

Type of further condition:

Additional provisions relating to labelling

Description of the condition:

The protected geographical indication ‘Isère’ may be supplemented by the name of one of the following smaller geographical units, according to the conditions set out in the specification:

               ‘Balmes Dauphinoises’

               ‘Coteaux du Grésivaudan’
            

               ‘Trièves’
The protected geographical indication ‘Isère’ may be supplemented by the name of one or more grape varieties.
The European Union PGI logo must appear on the label if the words ‘Indication géographique protégée’ (Protected geographical indication) are replaced by the traditional term ‘Vin de Pays’.

Legal framework:

National legislation

Type of further condition:

Derogation concerning production in the demarcated geographical area

Description of the condition:

The area in immediate proximity defined by derogation for the making and development of the wines eligible for the ‘Isère’ PGI, which may or may not be followed by the name of a smaller geographical unit as provided in point 2, consists of the following municipalities:
(list of municipalities in accordance with the 2023 Official Geographic Code)






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Ain (01):




ABERGEMENT-CLEMENCIAT, (L’)ABERGEMENT-DE-VAREY, AMBÉRIEU-EN-BUGEY, AMBÉRIEUX-EN-DOMBES, AMBLÉON, AMBRONAY, AMBUTRIX, ANDERT-ET-CONDON, ANGLEFORT, ARANC, ARANDAS, ARBIGNY, ARBOYS-EN-BUGEY, ARGIS, ARMIX, ARS-SUR-FORMANS, ARTEMARE, ARVIÈRE-EN-VALROMEY, ASNIÉRES-SUR-SAÔNE, ATTIGNAT, BÂGÉ-DOMMARTIN, BAGÉ-LE-CHÂTEL, BALAN, BANEINS, BEAUPONT, BEAUREGARD, BELLEY, BELIGNEUX, BÉNONCES, BENY, BEREZIAT, BLYES, BETTANT, BEY, BEYNOST, BIRIEUX, BIZIAT, BOHAS-MEYRIAT-RIGNAT, (LA) BOISSE, BOISSEY, BOULIGNEUX, BOURG-EN-BRESSE, BOURG-SAINT-CHRISTOPHE, BOZ, BRÉGNIER-CORDON, BRENS, BRESSE-VALLONS, BRESSOLLES, BRIORD, BUELLAS, (LA) BURBANCHE, CERTINES, CEYZERIAT, CEYZÉRIEU, CHALAMONT, CHALEY, CHALEINS, CHAMPAGNE-EN-VALROMEY, CHAMPDOR-CORCELLES, CHANAY, CHANEINS, CHANOZ-CHÂTENAY, (LA) CHAPELLE-DU-CHÂTELARD, CHARNOZ-SUR-AIN, CHÂTENAY, CHÂTEAU-GAILLARD, CHÂTILLON-LA-PALUD, CHÂTILLON-SUR-CHALARONNE, CHAVANNES-SUR-REYSSOUZE, CHAVEYRIAT, CHAZEY-BONS, CHAZEY-SUR-AIN, CHEIGNIEU-LA-BALME, CHEVROUX, CIVRIEUX, CIZE, CLEYZIEU, COLIGNY, COLOMIEU, CONAND, CONDEISSIAT, CONFRANCON, CONTREVOZ, CONZIEU, CORBONOD, CORLIER, CORMORANCHE-SUR-SAÔNE, CORMOZ, CORVEISSIAT, COURMANGOUX, COURTES, CRANS, CRESSIN-ROCHEFORT, CROTTET, CRUZILLES-LÈS-MEPILLAT, CURCIAT-DONGALON, CULOZ-BÉON, CURTAFOND, CUZIEU, DAGNEUX, DOMPIERRE-SUR-VEYLE, DOMPIERRE-SUR-CHALARONNE, DOMSURE, DOUVRES, DROM, DRUILLAT, ÉVOSGES, FARAMANS, FAREINS, FEILLENS, FLAXIEU, FOISSIAT, FRANCHELEINS, FRANS, GARNERANS, GENOUILLEUX, GORREVOD, GRAND-CORENT, GRIEGES, GROSLÉE-SAINT-BENOIT, GUÉREINS, HAUTECOURT-ROMANÈCHE, HAUT-VALROMEY, ILLIAT, INNIMOND, IZIEU, JASSANS-RIOTTIER, JASSERON, JAYAT, JOURNANS, JOYEUX, LAGNIEU, LAIZ, LAPEYROUSE, LAVOURS, LENT, LESCHEROUX, LEYMENT, LHUIS, LOMPNAS, LOYETTES, LURCY, MAGNIEU, MALAFRETAZ, MANTENAY-MONTLIN, MANZIAT, MARBOZ, MARCHAMP, MARIGNIEU, MARLIEUX, MARSONNAS, MASSIEUX, MASSIGNIEU-DE-RIVES, MEILLONNAS, MESSIMY-SUR-SAÔNE, MEXIMIEUX, MÉZÉRIAT, MIONNAY, MIRIBEL, MISÉRIEUX, MOGNENEINS, MONTAGNAT, MONTAGNIEU, MONTCEAUX, MONTCET, (LE) MONTELLIER, MONTHIEUX, MONTLUEL, MONTMERLE-SUR-SAÔNE, MONTRACOL, MONTREVEL-EN-BRESSE, MURS-ET-GÉLIGNIEUX, NEUVILLE-LES-DAMES, NEUVILLE-SUR-AIN, NEYRON, NIEVROZ, NIVIGNE-ET-SURAN, NIVOLLET-MONTGRIFFON, ONCIEU, ORDONNAZ, OZAN, PARCIEUX, PARVES ET NATTAGES, PÉRONNAS, PÉROUGES, PERREX, PEYRIEU, PEYZIEUX-SUR-SAÔNE, PIRAJOUX, PIZAY, (LE) PLANTAY, PLATEAU D’HAUTEVILLE, POLLIAT, POLLIEU, PONT-D’AIN, PONT-DE-VAUX, PONT-DE-VEYLE, POUILLAT, PRIAY, PRÉMEYZEL, PRÉMILLIEU, RAMASSE, RANCÉ, RELEVANT, REPLONGES, REVONNAS, REYRIEUX, REYSSOUZE, RIGNIEUX-LE-FRANC, ROMANS, ROSSILLON, RUFFIEU, SAINT-ANDRÉ-DE-BÂGÉ, SAINT-ANDRÉ-DE-CORCY, SAINT ANDRÉ-D’HUIRIAT, SAINT-ANDRÉ-LE-BOUCHOUX, SAINT-ANDRÉ-SUR-VIEUX-JONC, SAINT-BÉNIGNE, SAINT-BERNARD, SAINTE-CROIX, SAINT-CYR-SUR-MENTHON, SAINT-DENIS-EN-BUGEY, SAINT-DENIS-LÈS-BOURG, SAINT-DIDIER-D’ AUSSIAT, SAINT-DIDIER-DE-FORMANS, SAINT-DIDIER-SUR-CHALARONNE, SAINT-ÉLOI, SAINT-ÉTIENNE-DU-BOIS, SAINT-ÉTIENNE-SUR-CHALARONNE, SAINT-ÉTIENNE-SUR-REYSSOUZE, SAINTE-EUPHÉMIE, SAINT-GENIS-SUR-MENTHON, SAINT-GEORGES-SUR-RENON, SAINT-GERMAIN-LES-PAROISSES, SAINT-GERMAIN-SUR-RENON, SAINT-JEAN-DE-NIOST, SAINT-JEAN-DE-THURIGNEUX, SAINT-JEAN-SUR-REYSSOUZE, SAINT-JEAN-SUR-VEYLE, SAINT-JULIEN-SUR-REYSSOUZE, SAINT-JULIEN-SUR-VEYLE, SAINT-JUST, SAINT-LAURENT-SUR-SAÔNE, SAINT-MARCEL, SAINT-MARTIN-DE-BAVEL, SAINT-MARTIN-DU-MONT, SAINT-MARTIN-LE-CHÂTEL, SAINT-MAURICE-DE-BEYNOST, SAINT-MAURICE-DE-GOURDANS, SAINT-MAURICE-DE-RÉMENS, SAINT-NIZIER-LE-BOUCHOUX, SAINT NIZIER-LE-DÉSERT, SAINTE-OLIVE, SAINT-PAUL-DE-VARAX, SAINT-RAMBERT-EN-BUGEY, SAINT-RÉMY, SAINT-SORLIN-EN-BUGEY, SAINT-SULPICE, SAINT-TRIVIER-DE-COURTES, SAINT-TRIVIER-SUR-MOIGNANS, SAINT-VULBAS, SAINTE-JULIE, SALAVRE, SANDRANS, SAULT-BRÉNAZ, SAVIGNEUX, SEILLONNAZ, SERRIÈRES-DE-BRIORD, SERMOYER, SERVAS, SERVIGNAT, SEYSSEL, SIMANDRE-SUR-SURAN, SOUCLIN, SULIGNAT, TALISSIEU, TENAY, THIL, THOISSEY, TORCIEU, TOSSIAT, TOUSSIEUX, TRAMOYES, (LA) TRANCLIÈRE, VAL-REVERMONT, VALROMEY-SUR-SÉRAN, TRÉVOUX, VALEINS, VANDEINS, VARAMBON, VAUX-EN-BUGEY, VERJON, VERNOUX, VERSAILLEUX, VESCOURS, VÉSINES, VILLARS-LES-DOMBES, VILLEBOIS, VILLEMOTIER, VILLENEUVE, VILLEREVERSURE, VILLETTE-SUR-AIN, VILLIEU-LOYES-MOLLON, VIRIAT, VIRIEU-LE-GRAND, VIRIGNIN,VONGNES, VONNAS.






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Hautes-Alpes (05):




ABRIÈS-RISTOLAS, AIGUILLES, ANCELLE, (L) ARGENTIÈRE-LA-BESSÉE, ARVIEUX, ASPREMONT, ASPRES-LÈS-CORPS, ASPRES-SUR-BUËCH, AUBESSAGNE, AVANCON, BARATIER, BARCILLONNETTE, BARRET-SUR-MÉOUGE, (LA) BÂTIE-MONTSALÉON, (LA) BÂTIE-NEUVE, (LA) BÂTIE-VIEILLE, (LA) BEAUME, (LE) BERSAC, BRÉZIERS, BRIANCON, BUISSARD, CEILLAC, CERVIÈRES, CHABESTAN, CHABOTTES, CHAMPCELLA, CHAMPOLÉON, CHANOUSSE, (LA) CHAPELLE-EN-VALGAUDEMAR, CHÂTEAUNEUF-D’OZE, CHÂTEAUROUX-LES-ALPES, CHÂTEAUVIEUX, CHÂTEAU-VILLE-VIEILLE, CHORGES, CRÉVOUX, CROTS, DÉVOLUY, EMBRUN, ÉOURRES, (L’) ÉPINE, ESPARRON, ESPINASSES, ÉTOILE-SAINT-CYRICE, EYGLIERS, (LA) FARE-EN-CHAMPSAUR, (LA) FAURIE, FOREST-SAINT-JULIEN, FOUILLOUSE, FREISSINIÈRES, (LA) FREISSINOUSE, FURMEYER, GAP, GARDE-COLOMBE, (LE) GLAIZIL, (LA) GRAVE, GUILLESTRE, (LA) HAUTE-BEAUME, JARJAYES, LARAGNE-MONTÉGLIN, LARDIER-ET-VALENCA, LAYE, LAZER, LETTRET, MANTEYER, MÉREUIL, MOLINES-EN-QUEYRAS, (LE) MONÊTIER-ALLEMONT, MONÊTIER-LES-BAINS, MONTBRAND, MONTCLUS, MONT-DAUPHIN, MONTGARDIN, MONTGENÈVRE, MONTJAY, MONTMAUR, MONTROND, (LA) MOTTE-EN-CHAMPSAUR, MOYDANS, NEFFES, NÉVACHE, NOSSAGE-ET-BÉNÉVENT, (LE) NOYER, ORCIÈRES, ORPIERRE, (LES) ORRES, OZE, PELLEAUTIER, (LA) PIARRE, (LE) POËT, POLIGNY, PRUNIÉRES, PUY-SAINT-ANDRÉ, PUY-SAINT-EUSÈBE, PUY-SAINT-PIERRE, PUY-SAINT-VINCENT, PUY-SANIÈRES, RABOU, RAMBAUD, RÉALLON, RÉOTIER, REMOLLON, RIBEYRET, RISOUL, ROCHEBRUNE, (LA) ROCHE-DES-ARNAUDS, (LA) ROCHE-DE-RAME, (LA) ROCHETTE, ROSANS, ROUSSET, SAINT-ANDRÉ-D’EMBRUN, SAINT-ANDRÉ-DE-ROSANS, SAINT-APOLLINAIRE, SAINT-AUBAN-D’OZE, SAINT-BONNET-EN-CHAMPSAUR, SAINT-CHAFFREY, SAINT-CLÉMENT-SUR-DURANCE, SAINT-CRÉPIN, SAINT-ÉTIENNE-LE-LAUS, SAINT-FIRMIN, SAINT-JACQUES-EN-VALGODEMARD, SAINT-JEAN-SAINT-NICOLAS, SAINT-JULIEN-EN-BEAUCHÊNE, SAINT-JULIEN-EN-CHAMPSAUR, SAINT-LAURENT-DU-CROS, SAINT-LÉGER-LES-MÉLÈZES, SAINT-MARTIN-DE-QUEYRIÈRES, SAINT-MAURICE-EN-VALGODEMARD, SAINT-MICHEL-DE-CHAILLOL, SAINT-PIERRE-AVEZ, SAINT-PIERRE-D’ARGENCON, SAINT-SAUVEUR, SAINT-VÉRAN, SAINTE-COLOMBE, (LE) SAIX, SALÉON, SALÉRANS, (LA) SALLE-LES-ALPES, (LA) SAULCE, (LE) SAUZE-DU-LAC, SAVINES-LE-LAC, SAVOURNON, SERRES, SIGOTTIER, SIGOYER, SORBIERS, TALLARD, THÉUS, TRESCLÉOUX, UPAIX, VAL-BUËCH-MÉOUGE-VALDOULE, VAL-DES-PRÉS, VALLOUISE-PELVOUX, VALSERRES, VARS, VENTAVON, VEYNES, (LES) VIGNEAUX, VILLAR-D’ARÊNE, VILLAR-LOUBIÈRE, VILLAR-SAINT-PANCRACE,VITROLLES.






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Ardèche (07):




ACCONS, ALBOUSSIÈRE, ANDANCE, ANNONAY, ARCENS, ARDOIX, ARLEBOSC, ARRAS-SUR-RHÔNE, BOFFRES, BOGY, BORÉE, BOZAS, BOUCIEU-LE-ROI, BOULIEU-LÈS-ANNONAY, BROSSAINC, CHALENCON, (LE) CHAMBON, CHAMPAGNE, CHAMPIS, CHANÉAC, CHARNAS, CHÂTEAUBOURG, CHÂTEAUNEUF-DE-VERNOUX, CHEMINAS, (LE) CHEYLARD, COLOMBIER-LE-CARDINAL, COLOMBIER-LE-JEUNE, COLOMBIER-LE-VIEUX, CORNAS, (LE) CRESTET, DAVÉZIEUX, DÉSAIGNES, DEVESSET, DORNAS, ECLASSAN, EMPURANY, ÉTABLES, FÉLINES, GILHOC-SUR-ORMÈZE, GLUN, GUILHERAND-GRANGES, SAINT-JULIEN-D’INTRES, JAUNAC, LARGENTIÈRE, LABATIE-D’ANDAURE, LACHAPELLE-SOUS-CHANÉAC, LAFARRE, LALOUVESC, LAMASTRE, LEMPS, LIMONY, MARIAC, MARS, MAUVES, MONESTIER, BELSENTES, NOZIÈRES, OZON, PAILHARÈS, PEAUGRES, PEYRAUD, PLATS, PRÉAUX, QUINTENAS, ROCHEPAULE, ROIFFIEUX, SAINT-AGRÈVE, SAINT-ALBAN-D’AY, SAINT-ANDÉOL-DE-FOURCHADES, SAINT-APPOLINAIRE-DE-RIAS, SAINT ANDRÉ-EN-VIVARAIS, SAINT-BARTHÉLEMY-LE-MEIL, SAINT-BARTHÉLEMY-GROZON, SAINT-BARTHÉLEMY-LE-PLAIN, SAINT-BASILE, SAINT-CHRISTOL, SAINT-CIERGE-SOUS-LE-CHEYLARD, SAINT-CLAIR, SAINT-CLÉMENT, SAINT-CYR, SAINT-DÉSIRAT, SAINT-ÉTIENNE-DE-VALOUX, SAINT-FÉLICIEN, SAINT-GENEST-LACHAMP, SAINT-JACQUES-D’ATTICIEUX, SAINT-JEAN-DE-MUZOLS, SAINT-JEAN-CHAMBRE, SAINT-JEAN-ROURE, SAINT-JEURE-D’ANDAURE, SAINT-JEURE-D’AY, SAINT-JULIEN-VOCANCE, SAINT-JULIEN-LE-ROUX, SAINT-MARCEL-LÈS-ANNONAY, SAINT-MARTIN-DE-VALAMAS, SAINT-MARTIAL, SAINT-MAURICE-EN-CHALENCON, SAINT-MICHEL-D’AURANCE, SAINT-PÉRAY, SAINT-PIERRE-SUR-DOUX,, SAINT-PRIX, SAINT-ROMAIN-D’AY, SAINT-ROMAIN-DE-LERPS, SAINT-SYLVESTRE, SAINT-SYMPHORIEN-DE-MAHUN, SAINT-VICTOR, SARRAS, SATILLIEU, SAVAS, SÉCHERAS, SERRIÈRES, SOYONS, SILHAC-TALENCIEUX, THORRENC, TOULAUD, TOURNON-SUR-RHÔNE, VANOSC, VAUDEVANT, VERNOUX-EN-VIVARAIS, VERNOSC-LÈS-ANNONAY, VILLEVOCANCE, VINZIEUX, VION, VOCANCE.






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Drôme (26):




ALBON, ALLEX, ALIXAN, AMBONIL, ANDANCETTE, ANNEYRON, AOUSTE-SUR-SYE, ARNAYON, ARTHÉMONAY, AUBENASSON, AUCELON, AUREL, AUTICHAMP, BARBIÈRES, BARCELONNE, BARNAVE, BARSAC, BATHERNAY, (LA) BÂTIE-DES-FONDS, (LA) BAUME-CORNILLANE, (LA) BAUME-D’HOSTUN, BEAUFORT-SUR-GERVANNE, BEAUMONT-EN-DIOIS, BEAUMONT-LÈS-VALENCE, BEAUMONT-MONTEUX, BEAUREGARD-BARET, BEAURIÈRES, BEAUSEMBLANT, BEAUVALLON, BELLEGARDE-EN-DIOIS, BÉSAYES, BÉZAUDIN-SUR-BÎNE, BOULC, BOURDEAUX, BOURG-DE-PÉAGE, BOURG-LÈS-VALENCE, BOUVANTE, BOUVIÈRES, BREN, BRETTE, CHABEUIL, CHABRILLAN, (LE) CHAFFAL, CHALANCON, (LE) CHALON, CHAMALOC, CHANOS-CURSON, CHANTEMERLE-LES-BLÉS, (LA) CHAPELLE-EN-VERCORS, CHARENS, CHARMES-SUR-L’HERBASSE, CHARPEY, CHASTEL-ARNAUD, CHÂTEAUDOUBLE, CHÂTEAUNEUF-DE-GALAURE, CHÂTEAUNEUF-SUR-ISÈRE, CHÂTILLON-EN-DIOIS, CHÂTILLON-SAINT-JEAN, CHATUZANGE-LE-GOUBET, (LA) CHAUDIÈRE, CHAVANNES, CLAVEYSON, CLÉRIEUX, CLIOUSCLAT, COBONNE, COMBOVIN, CRÉPOL, CREST, CROZES-HERMITAGE, CRUPIES, DIE, DIVAJEU, ÉCHEVIS, ÉPINOUZE, ÉRÔME, ESPENEL, ESTABLET, ÉTOILE-SUR-RHÔNE, EURRE, EYGLUY-ESCOULIN, EYMEUX, FAY-LE-CLOS, FÉLINES-SUR-RIMANDOULE, FRANCILLON-SUR-ROUBION, GÉNISSIEUX, GERVANS, GEYSSANS, GIGORS-ET-LOZERON, GLANDAGE, GRANE, (LE) GRAND-SERRE, GRANGES-LES-BEAUMONT, GUMIANE, HAUTERIVES, HOSTUN, JAILLANS, JONCHÈRES, LAPEYROUSE-MORNAY, LARNAGE, LAVAL-D’AIX, LAVEYRON, LÉONCEL, LENS-LESTANG, LESCHES-EN-DIOIS, LIVRON-SUR-DRÔME, LORIOL-SUR-DRÔME, LUC-EN-DIOIS, LUS-LA-CROIX-HAUTE, MALISSARD, MANTHES, MARCHES, MARGÈS, MARIGNAC-EN-DIOIS, MARSAZ, MENGLON, MERCUROL-VEAUNES, MIRABEL-ET-BLACONS, MIRMANDE, MISCON, MONTCHENU, MONTÉLÉGER, MONTÉLIER, MONTCLAR-SUR-GERVANNE, MONTLAUR-EN-DIOIS, MONTOISON, MORNANS, (LA) MOTTE-CHALANCON, (LA) MOTTE-FANJAS, MONTMEYRAN, MONTMIRAL, MONTMAUR-EN-DIOIS, MONTVENDRE, MORAS-EN-VALLOIRE, MOURS-SAINT-EUSÈBE, SAINT JEAN DE GALAURE (only the perimeter of the former municipality of MUREILS), OMBLÈZE, ORIOL-EN-ROYANS, OURCHES, PARNANS, PENNES-LE-SEC, PEYRINS, PEYRUS, PIÉGROS-LA-CLASTRE,PLAN-DE-BAIX, (LE) POËT-CÉLARD, PONET-ET-SAINT-AUBAN, PONSAS, PONTAIX, PONT-DE-L’ISÈRE, PORTES-LÈS-VALENCE, POYOLS, PRADELLE, (LES) PRÉS, PUY-SAINT-MARTIN, RATIÈRES, RECOUBEAU-JANSAC, (LA) RÉPARA-AURIPLES, RIMON-ET-SAVEL, (LA) ROCHE-DE-GLUN, ROCHECHINARD, ROCHEFORT-SAMSON, ROCHEFOURCHAT, (LA) ROCHE-SUR-GRANE, ROMANS-SUR-ISÈRE, ROMEYER, ROTTIER, SAINT-ANDÉOL, SAINT-AGNAN-EN-VERCORS, SAINT-AVIT, SAINT-BARDOUX, SAINT-BARTHÉLEMY-DE-VALS, SAINT-BENOIT-EN-DIOIS, SAINT-CHRISTOPHE-ET-LE-LARIS, SAINT-DIZIER-EN-DIOIS, SAINT-DONAT-SUR-L’HERBASSE, SAINT-JEAN-EN-ROYANS, SAINT-JULIEN-EN-VERCORS, SAINT-JULIEN-EN-QUINT, SAILLANS, SAINT-LAURENT-D’ONAY, SAINT-LAURENT-EN-ROYANS, SAINT-MARCEL-LÈS-VALENCE, SAINT-MARTIN-D’AOÛT, SAINT-MARTIN-EN-VERCORS, SAINT-MARTIN-LE-COLONEL, SAINT-MICHEL-SUR-SAVASSE, SAIN- NAZAIRE-EN-ROYANS, SAINT-NAZAIRE-LE-DESERT, SAINT-PAUL-LÈS-ROMANS, SAINT-RAMBERT-D’ALBON, SAINT ROMAN, SAINT-SAUVEUR-EN-DIOIS, SAINT-SORLIN-EN-VALLOIRE, SAINT-THOMAS-EN-ROYANS, SAINT-UZE, SAINT-VALLIER, SAINTE-EULALIE-EN-ROYANS, SAINTE-CROIX, SAULCE-SUR-RHÔNE SERVES-SUR-RHÔNE, TAIN-L’HÉRMITAGE, TERSANNE, (LES) TONILS, TRIORS, TRUINAS, UPIE, SAINT-VINCENT-LA-COMMANDERIE, SAOU, SOLAURE EN DIOIS, SOYANS, SUZE, VALENCE, VACHÈRES-EN-QUINT, VALDRÔME, VALHERBASSE, VAL-MARAVEL, VASSIEUX-EN-VERCORS, VAUNAVEYS-LA-ROCHETTE, VERCHENY, VÉRONNE, VOLVENT.






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Loire (42):




(LE) BESSAT, BESSEY, BOURG-ARGENTAL, BURDIGNES, CALOIRE, CELLIEU, CHAGNON, (LE) CHAMBON-FEUGEROLLES, VILLARS, CHATEAUNEUF, CHAVANAY, CHUYER, COLOMBIER, DARGOIRE, DOIZIEUX, (L”) ÉTRAT, FARNAY, FIRMINY, FONTANÈS, (LA) FOUILLOUSE, FRAISSES, GRAIX, (LA) GRAND-CROIX, (L’) HORME, JONZIEUX, LORETTE, LUPÉ, MACLAS, MALLEVAL, MARCENOD, MARLHES, PAVEZIN, PÉLUSSIN, PLANFOY, (LA) RICAMARIE, RIVE-DE-GIER, ROCHE-LA-MOLIÈRE, ROISEY, SAINT-APPOLINARD, SAINT-CHAMOND, SAINT-CHRISTO-EN-JAREZ, SAINT-ÉTIENNE, SAINT-GENEST-LERPT, SAINT-GENEST-MALIFAUX, GENILAC, SAINT-HÉAND, SAINT-JEAN-BONNEFONDS, SAINT-JOSEPH, SAINT-JULIEN-MOLIN-MOLETTE, SAINT-MARTIN-LA-PLAINE, SAINT-MICHEL-SUR-RHÔNE, SAINT-PAUL-EN-CORNILLON, SAINT-PAUL-EN-JAREZ, SAINT-PIERRE-DE-BOEUF, SAINT-PRIEST-EN-JAREZ, SAINT-RÉGIS-DU-COIN, SAINT-ROMAIN-EN-JAREZ, SAINT-ROMAIN-LES-ATHEUX, SAINT-SAUVEUR-EN-RUE, SAINTE-CROIX-EN-JAREZ, SORBIERS, TALAUDIÈRE, TARENTAISE, TARTARAS, (LA) TERRASSE-SUR-DORLAY, THÉLIS-LA-COMBE, TOUR-EN-JAREZ, UNIEUX, VALFLEURY, (LA) VALLA-EN-GIER, VÉRANNE, VERIN, (LA) VERSANNE, VILLARS.






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Rhône (69):




ALBIGNY-SUR-SAÔNE, AMPUIS, AVEIZE, BESSENAY, BEAUVALLON, BIBOST, BRIGNAIS, BRINDAS, BRON, BRULLIOLES, BRUSSIEU, BULLY, CAILLOUX-SUR- FONTAINES, CALUIRE-ET-CUIRE, CHAMBOST-LONGESSAIGNE, CHAMPAGNE AU-MONT-D’OR, (LA) CHAPELLE SUR COISE, CHAPONNAY, CHAPONOST, CHARBONNIÈRES-LES-BAINS, CHARLY, CHASSAGNY, CHASSELAY, CHASSIEU, CHAUSSAN, (LES) CHÈRES,CHEVINAY, CIVRIEUX-D’AZERGUES, COISE, COLLONGES-AU-MONT-D’OR, COLOMBIER-SAUGNIEU, COMMUNAY, CONDRIEU, CORBAS, COURZIEU, COUZON-AU-MONT-D’OR, CRAPONNE, CURIS-AU-MONT-D’OR, DARDILLY, DÉCINES-CHARPIEU, DUERNE, DOMMARTIN, ÉCHALAS, ÉCULLY, ÉVEUX, FEYZIN, FLEURIEU-SUR-L’ARBRESLES, FLEURIEU-SUR-SAÔNE, FONTAINES-SAINT-MARTIN, FONTAINES-SUR-SAÔNE, FRANCHEVILLE, GENAS, GENAY, GIVORS, GRÉZIEU-LA-VARENNE, GRÉZIEU-LE-MARCHÉ, GRIGNY, JONAGE, JONS, (LES) HAIES, (LES) HALLES, HAUTE-RIVOIRE, IRIGNY, LARAJASSE, LENTILLY, LIMONEST, LISSIEU, LOIRE-SUR-RHÔNE, LONGES, LONGESSAIGNE, LYON, MARCILLY-d’AZERGUES, MARCY-L’ÉTOILE, MARENNES, MÉSSIMY, MEYS, MEYZIEU, MILLERY, MIONS, MONTAGNY, MONTANAY, MONTROMANT, MONTROTTIER, MORNANT, (LA) MULATIÈRE, NEUVILLE-SUR-SAÔNE, ORLIÉNAS, OULLINS, PIERRE-BÉNITE, POLEYMIEUX-AU-MONT-D’OR, POLLIONNAY, POMEYS, PUSIGNAN, QUINCIEUX, RILLIEUX-LA-PAPE, RIVERIE, ROCHETAILLÉE-SUR-SAÔNE, RONTALON, SAINT-ANDÉOL-LE-CHÂTEAU, SAINT-ANDRÉ-LA-CÔTE, SAINT-BEL, SAINT-BONNET-DE-MURE, SAINT-CLÉMENT-LES-PLACES, SAINT-CYR-AU-MONT-D’OR, SAINT-CYR-SUR-LE-RHÔNE, SAINT-DIDIER-AU-MONT-D’OR, SAINT-DIDIER-SOUS-RIVERIE, SAINT-FONS, SAINT-JEAN-DE-TOULSAS, SAINT-GERMAIN-NUELLES, SAINT-GENIS-LAVAL, SAINT-GENIS-LÈS-OLLIÈRES, SAINT-GERMAIN-AU-MONT-D’OR, SAINT-JULIEN-SUR-BIBOST, SAINT-LAURENT-D’AGNY, SAINT-LAURENT-DE-CHAMOUSSET, SAINT-LAURENT-DE-MURE, SAINT-LAURENT-DE-VAUX, SAINT-MARTIN-EN-HAUT, SAINT-MAURICE-SUR-DARGOIRE, SAINT-PIERRE-DE-CHANDIEU, SAINT-PIERRE-LA-PALUD, SAINT-PRIEST, SAINT-ROMAIN-AU-MONT-D’OR, SAINT-ROMAIN-EN-GAL, SAINT-ROMAIN-EN-GIER, SAINT-SORLIN, SAINT-SYMPHORIEN-D’OZON, SAINT-SYMPHORIEN-SUR-COISE, SAINTE-CATHERINE, SAINTE-COLOMBE, SAINTE-CONSORCE, SAINTE-FOY-L’ARGENTIÈRE, SAINTE-FOY-LÈS-LYON, SAINT-GÉNIS-L‘ARGENTIÈRE, SARCEY, SATHONAY-CAMP, SATHONAY-VILLAGE, SAVIGNY, SÉREZIN-DU-RHÔNE, SIMANDRES, SOLAIZE, SOUCIEU-EN-JARREST, SOURCIEU-LES-MINES, SOUZY, TALUYERS, TASSIN-LA-DEMI-LUNE, TERNAY, THURINS, (LA) TOUR-DE-SALVAGNY, TOUSSIEU, TRÈVES, TUPIN-ET-SEMONS, VAUGNERAY, VAULX-EN-VELIN, VÉNISSIEUX, VERNAISON, VILLECHENÈVE, VILLEURBANNE, VOURLES, YZERON.






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Savoie (73):




AIGUEBELETTE-LE-LAC, AILLON-LE-JEUNE, AILLON-LE-VIEUX, AITON, AIX-LES-BAINS, ALBIEZ-LE-JEUNE, ALBIEZ-MONTROND, ARGENTINE, AUSSOIS, AVRIEUX, APREMONT, ARBIN, ARITH, ARVILLARD, ATTIGNAT-ONCIN, AVRESSIEUX, AYN, (LA) BALME, BARBERAZ, BARBY, BASSENS, (LA) BAUCHE, BELLECOMBE-EN-BAUGES, BELMONT TRAMONET, BESSANS, BETTON-BETTONET, BILLIÈME, (LA) BIOLLE, BONNEVAL-SUR ARC, BONVILLARET, BOURDEAU, (LE) BOURGET-DU-LAC, BOURGET-EN-HUILE, BOURGNEUF, (LA) BRIDOIRE, BRISON-SAINT-INNOCENT, CHALLES-LES-EAUX, CHAMBÉRY, (LA) CHAMBRE, CHAMOUSSET, CHAMOUX-SUR-GELON, CHAMPAGNEUX, CHAMP-LAURENT, CHANAZ, (LA) CHAPELLE, (LA) CHAPELLE-BLANCHE, CHAPELLE-DU-MONT-DU-CHAT, (LA) CHAPELLE-SAINT-MARTIN, CHÂTEAUNEUF, (LE) CHÂTELARD, (LA) CHAVANNE, (LES) CHAVANNES-EN-MAURIENNE, CHIGNIN, CHINDRIEUX, COGNIN, COISE-SAINT-JEAN-PIED-GAUTHIER, (LA) COMPÔTE, CONJUX, CORBEL, (LA) CROIX-DE-LA-ROCHETTE, CRUET, CURIENNE, (LES) DÉSERTS, DÉTRIER, DOMESSIN, DOUCY-EN-BAUGES, DRUMETTAZ-CLARAFOND, DULLIN, (LES) ÉCHELLES, ÉCOLE, ENTRELACS,ENTREMONT-LE-VIEUX, ÉPIERRE, FONTCOUVERTE-LA-TOUSSUIRE, FOURNEAUX, FRENEY, FRÉTERIVE, GERBAIX, GRÉSY-SUR-AIX, HAUTEVILLE, JACOB-BELLECOMBETTE, JARRIER, JARSY, JONGIEUX, LAISSAUD, LÉPIN-LE-LAC, LESCHERAINES, LOISIEUX, LUCEY, PORTE-DE-SAVOIE, MARCIEUX, MÉRY, MEYRIEUX-TROUET, MODANE, (LES) MOLLETTES, MONTAGNOLE, MONTCEL, MONTENDRY, MONTGILBERT, MONTMELIAN, MONTRICHER-ALBANNE, MONTSAPEY, (LA) MOTTE-EN-BAUGES, (LA) MOTTE-SERVOLEX, MONTVERNIER, MOTZ, MOUXY, MYANS, NANCES, NOTRE-DAME-DU-CRUET, NOVALAISE, (LE) NOYER, ONTEX, ORELLE, PLANAISE, (LE) PONT-DE-BEAUVOISIN, (LE) PONTET, PRESLE, PUGNY-CHATENOD, PUYGROS, (LA) RAVOIRE, ROCHEFORT, VALGELON-LA-ROCHETTE, ROTHERENS, RUFFIEUX, SAINT-ALBAN-DES-VILLARDS, SAINT-ALBAN-D’HURTIÈRES, SAINT-ALBAN-LEYSSE, SAINT-ANDRÉ, SAINT-AVRE, SAINT-BALDOPH, SAINT-BÉRON, SAINT-CASSIN, SAINT-CHRISTOPHE, SAINT-COLOMBAN-DES-VILLARDS, SAINT-DE-MONTBEL, SAINT-ÉTIENNE-DE-CUINES, SAINT-FRANC, SAINT-FRANCOIS-DE-SALES, SAINT FRANCOIS LONGCHAMP, SAINT-GENIX-LES-VILLAGES, SAINT-GEORGES-D’HURTIÉRES, SAINT-JEAN-D’ARVES, SAINT-JEAN-D’ARVEY, SAINT-JEAN-DE-CHEVELU, SAINT-JEAN-DE-COUZ, SAINT-JEAN-DE-LA-PORTE, SAINT-JEAN-DE-MAURIENNE, SAINT-JEOIRE-PRIEURÉ, SAINT-JULIEN-MONT-DENIS, SAINT-LÉGER, SAINT-MARTIN-D’ARC, SAINT-MARTIN-DE-LA-PORTE, SAINT-MARTIN-SUR-LA CHAMBRE, SAINT-MICHEL-DE-MAURIENNE, SAINT-PANCRACE, SAINT-PIERRE-DE-BELLEVILLE, SAINT-RÉMY-DE-MAURIENNE, SAINT-OFFENGE, SAINT-OURS, SAINT-PAUL, SAINT-PIERRE-D’ALBIGNY, SAINT-PIERRE-D’ALVEY, SAINT-PIERRE-DE-CURTILLE, SAINT-PIERRE-D’ENTREMONT, SAINT-PIERRE-DE-GENEBROZ, SAINT-PIERRE-DE-SOUCY, SAINT-SORLIN-D’ARVES, SAINT-SULPICE, SAINT-THIBAUD-DE-COUZ, SAINTE-HÉLÈNE-DU-LAC, SAINTE-MARIE-D’ALVEY, SAINTE-MARIE-DE-CUINES, SAINTE-REINE, SERRIÈRES-EN-CHAUTAGNE, SONNAZ, (LA) TABLE, THOIRY, (LA) THUILE, (LA) TOUR-EN-MAURIENNE, TRAIZE, TRÉSSERVE, TRÉVIGNIN, (LA) TRINITÉ, VAL-CENIS, VAL-D’ARC, VALMEINIER, VALLOIRE, VEREL-DE-MONTBEL, VEREL-PRAGONDRAN, (LE) VERNEIL, VERTHEMEX, VILLAREMBERT, VILLARD-D’HÉRY, VILLARGONDRAN, VILLARD-LÉGER, VILLARD-SALLET, VILLARODIN-BOURGET,VILLAROUX, VIMINES, VIONS, VIVIERS-DU-LAC, VOGLANS, YENNE.

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https://info.agriculture.gouv.fr/gedei/site/bo-agri/document_administratif-710e4985-2ba6-40d4-b673-8e6f4610ac7d



(1)  Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2025/27 of 30 October 2024 supplementing Regulation (EU) 2024/1143 of the European Parliament and of the Council with rules concerning the registration and the protection of geographical indications, traditional specialities guaranteed and optional quality terms and repealing Delegated Regulation (EU) No 664/2014 (OJ L, 2025/27, 15.1.2025, ELI: http://data.europa.eu/eli/reg_del/2025/27/oj).


ELI: http://data.europa.eu/eli/C/2026/1394/oj
ISSN 1977-091X (electronic edition)