DRINK NOW OR LAY DOWN?

«"It was my first-ever opportunity to taste a 1929 Châteauneuf-du-Pape," said Robert Parker (Wine Advocate), who still hadn't recovered. "It might not have had all the qualities of its youth, but it had a soul. And I'll never forget it!"

The guests' faces were still etched with emotion, and perhaps it was stronger still on the face of Daniel Coulon (photo above), winegrower at Domaine de Beaurenard. In a quiet back room at the Maison des Vins, he poured into each tasting glass a few drops of the divine nectar – religiously, delicately, with infinite precautions...
It was an inescapably moving moment. He didn't shed a small tear, but it was a close thing…

Hervé Aujames “La Provence”

Châteauneuf du Pape

To drink now
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To drink now,
but can wait

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Châteauneuf du Pape Cuvée Boisrenard
 
To drink now
To lay down
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but can wait

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Châteauneuf du Pape is a wine that benefits from laying down. How long it should be aged for depends on the vintage and on personal preference.
We produce very rounded wines that can be drunk young with just as much enjoyment.