Cháteuneuf Du Pape

Cháteuneuf Du Pape

Our collection is anchored by Domaine de Marcoux, one of the leading producers of Châteauneuf-du-Pape. This appellation is defined by its galets roulés—sun-warmed stones that retain heat—alongside clay and limestone subsoils. Combined with Grenache-led blends, these conditions yield powerful, complex wines.

Marcoux has long been celebrated for biodynamic farming and low-intervention winemaking. Their vintages, from 1997 through 2010, highlight the age-worthy nature of Châteauneuf wines. The reds deliver concentrated dark fruit, spice, and garrigue, while maintaining balance and freshness. Special cuvées, such as Classique (2009), reveal both power and finesse. Your list also includes wines from Domaine de Nalys and Domaine Saint-Benoît, further illustrating the diversity within the appellation. Nalys’ rare white Châteauneuf-du-Pape (1998) brings minerality and aromatic lift, while Saint-Benoît’s “Cuvée Laureline” (2000) shows depth and elegance.

Together, these producers showcase why Châteauneuf-du-Pape is a cornerstone of fine Rhône wines: expressive, structured, and deeply rooted in terroir.