Chateauneuf : 881 results priced between £10.00 and £350.00

Hand made 24% lead crystal glasses Pure and distinctive shapes Enduring appeal Measures 140mm in height and has a capacity of 10cl, Manufacturer: Dartington Crystal (Torrington) Ltd

Made from Grenache Blanc (50%) Clairette (25%) Roussanne (15%) and Bourboulenc (10%). Delicate and complex with prime fruit flavours of peach, pear then on to exotics such as pineapple and mango. Mellow, candied-fruit palate with a rich mouth-feel and finish.

Tasting Note: This recently released wine from acclaimed producers Domaine du Vieux Télégraphe is a classic red Châteauneuf-du-Pape, from the 2009 vintage. A blend of Grenache Noir (65%), Mourvèdre (15%), Syrah (15%); Cinsault and Clairette, aged in vats for the first 10 months, then in large oak barrels for 12 months. It has a vivid array of berried fruits on the nose, mingling with currants, earth and floral notes. Full-bodied with a silky texture, great purity and energy, completed by a lingering...

A rich and full-bodied Châteauneuf-du-Pape with lush blackberry and damson fruit, savoury and spice notes and smooth tannins on the finish. ABOUT THIS WINE: The unique bottle shape represents the gnarled and twisted vines typical of the region due to their struggle to grow against the Mistral wind. This powerful and elegant wine enjoys great depth thanks to the blending of youthful, fruit-driven styles with selected reserve wines of older vintages to obtain a consistent style with maturity which...

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A 10 year old Straight from the Cask Edradour, finished in red wine casks and coloured a deep bronze thanks to the wood. It was distilled on May 28th 2002, matured in hoghseads until February 28th 2011 and then moved into a Chateauneuf du Pape hogshead until November 21st 2012, when it was bottled.

"Ripe-fruited, spicy, fragrant red wine from the southern Rhône. The fruit flavours are of strawberry and cherry with a hint of raisin. This is a smooth, modern style of Châteauneuf-du-Pape. ""The warm, spicy richness of this famous wine makes it an ideal match for a meaty tagine. Mellow and elegant with spice, berries and hints of mineral, this is well worth the price tag"" - Recommended by Jamie Goode, Sunday Express ABOUT THIS WINE: Châteauneuf-du-Pape is one of the most famous wine names...

This Châteauneuf du Pape is creating a great deal of interest from Rhone lovers as the wines are made from 90 year old vines which give tiny yields of very concentrated fruit. This Cabernet Sauvignon contains lots of black fruit, liquorice and spice, with a touch of provencal herbs.

As well as sherry, this versatile crystal sherry glass is great for serving aperitifs, port and dessert wines. Handmade using the finest crystal glass, the design of this sherry glass was devised by Frank Thrower, one of Dartington Crystal's very own experts in crystal glass design.

The Chateauneuf has a classic design with a very fine colour, suitable for all environments. The using of the u-select system makes it easier to adjust the size of the spices.

Notes: An impressive Chateauneuf du Pape. Made in a modern style, it possesses plenty of up-front fruit along with a full-bodied, dense, concentrated personality. A deep ruby color is followed by a loaded Chateauneuf offering a cascade of blackberry and cherry fruit intertwined with hints of spice box, pepper, and dried Provencal herbs. Voted into the outstanding wines section by Wine Spectator magazine Aug. 2006 beating many more expensive rivals.

Janasse Chateauneuf du Pape Vieille Vignes 2008 is made with a mixture of grenache, syrah, mourvedre and carignan (85/10/3/2) from vines planted almost 100 hundred years ago, hand-picked then carefully sorted and partial de-stalked. Fermentation with a skin contact time of 3 weeks preceeds a years ageing in oak casks. A full bodied wine with lots of cherry character and more than a little smoke. Rich and powerful with ripe velvety tannins.

A robust wine with great richness of fruit and complexity. Made using a blend of mainly Grenache, Syrah, Mourvèdre and a range of lesser known grapes local to the region like Counoise, Terret Noir, Muscardin and Vaccarèse.

Product Description Châteauneuf-du-Pape La Bernardine has a yellow and clear colour. On the nose it has aromas of vine folwers and lilies. On the mouth is dry, well balanced, and fresh. Aeromas of citrus sweets are prevailent. Food pairings:

From the very good 2004 vintage, this is a a soft, supple, easygoing which is surprisingly evolved and forward. Notes of kirsch liqueur, seaweed, ground pepper, spice box, and anise jump from the glass of this medium ruby-coloured wine. Drink now - 2015.

A stylish and intensely flavoured red wine with engaging scents of ripe red berries, cinammon spice and crushed black pepper. ABOUT THIS WINE: The palate is beautifully structured with smooth tannins, a hint of creamy oak and a long elegant finish. Chateauneuf du Pape is world famous for producing powerful red wines that offer a delicious savoury/ sweet mix of Mediterranean flavours. Winemaker Thierry Walet created this premium example for us from a traditional blend of Grenache, Syrah, Mourvedre...

Personalised Labelled Chateauneuf du Pape.

Many Rhone producers have enjoyed a renaissance in the last decade, and none more so than Delas. The company has history (back to 1836) and land (twelve prime hectares, including La Landonne and Les Bessards). Since 1997,it has also had a winemaker capable of realising all that potential. Jacques Grange graduated from Dijon, worked forstar consultant Jean-Luc Colombo and raised the quality at Chapoutier before arriving at Delas. Under his influencea more modern, boutique approach has been taken:...

Grape Grenache, Syrah or Shiraz, Mourvèdre, Cinsault, Counoise Origin Domaine Durieu was established in 1976 by Paul Durieu and remains family-owned, now run by Paul's sons, Vincent and Francois. Unusually, Durieu de-stem their grapes to aid fruitiness, relying on fruit from low-yielding vines to provide firm tannic structure. Taste With typical Chateuneuf power, the wine delivers a fresh and spicy nose of red cherry embellished with notes of sage and wild thyme. The palate is equally powerful,...

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This is an excellent example of a brilliant Chateauneuf. Full of dark fruits with meaty and herb notes. Palate is ripe black fruits, pepper, smoke, spice and leather. Impressive structure, impressive wine. One to cherish.

The Grand Vin of the Southern Rhone Valley, Chateauneuf is perhaps the quintessential blended wine. With 13 varieties of grapes allowed, 15 if you included both the light and dark skinned varieties of Grenache and Picpoul, each winemaker has the ability to craft a unique and distinct interpretation of the soils and climates of the region. While few producers use all, or even most of the 13 varieties most rely on Grenache to form the heart and soul of their wines. These are rather big and distinctly...

Diffonty Remy is the proprietor of this important Domaine of 25 hectares tended over a period of 400 years. The vineyard produces a consistently good wine with a delicious ripeness and roundness, an international taste with extreme reliability.

Delicious old-vine Roussanne aged in 100% oak gives the fruit a chance to age gracefully. The oak had a strong presence for the first three years or so but the lemon, butter and cream are coming to the fore now with enticing liquorice characters.

This is now, without doubt, an 'A-list' domaine that deserves a place in any wine-lover's cellar. In 1979 Alain and Odine Jaume extended the family tradition of winemaking in the region with the creation of the Grand Veneur winery. At the time they had 22 acres which has since expanded to nearly 135 acres spread across Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Lirac, Côtes du Rhône Villages and the Côtes du Rhône. More recently Alan Jaume’s two sons, Christophe and Sébastien, have becoming increasingly involved in the...

While united by the presence of the river, the two halves of the region couldn’t be more different. The northern Rhône consists of a narrow band of vineyards that follow the course of the river as it heads south. The vineyards are dramatically steep in parts, and the climate is continental, similar to that of the southern extremes of Burgundy. In terms of the wines produced, Syrah reigns supreme as the only red varietal, while white wines invariably consist of a proportion of both Marsanne and Roussanne...

Châteauneuf du Pape is synonymous with powerful, complex, ageworthy reds and André Brunel is an established master of the style. Robert Parker describes him as a "progressive producer of high quality". The region takes its name from the former Summer Palace of the French Popes in the 14th century, when, for a time, the papacy was based in Avignon. This generously endowed red is built on the ripe jammy fruit of Grenache and given backbone by the addition of Mourvèdre. Syrah and other varieties add...

A great Rhone vintage and good enough for this wine to notch up 4 stars in a recent Decanter tasting

Named Ecluse de Meros built 1820 in traditional stone as part of Napoleon's upgrade of the river to carry troops and materials to overcome the British blockade of the French ports. The cottage is one of the most beautiful along the whole of the canal. The lock has recently been upgraded and is used by holiday makers boats throughout the year but only maybe twice a day in the summer.

Chвteau Beauchкne belongs to the Bernard family vignerons in Chвteauneuf-du-Pape since 1794. Michel Bernard has run Chвteau Beauchкne since 1971 with wife Dominique and more recently daughter Amandine. Chвteau Beauchкne’s vineyards span eighty hectares and three sites whose unique microclimates and soils produce grapes with subtly different flavours and textures.

Description Archives affirm Chteau La Nerthes existence as early as 1560, while suggesting an even more distant past dating to the dawn of the regions wine culture in the 12th century. The wine of Chteau La Nerthe has been renowned since the 18th century. During the same era, its reputation spread across Europe with exports to England, Germany, Italy and Spain. Since then, Chteau La Nerthe has been a point of reference in the history of the vineyards and wines of France. The 90 hectares (225 acres...

A big deep red wine with intense spicy fruit flavours and a long finish.