Rayas Chateauneuf du Pape Rouge 2007


The Château Rayas Châteauneuf-du-Pape red 2007, produced by Emmanuel Reynaud in the Châteauneuf-du-Pape appellation, is a red wine composed of 98% Grenache. The Wine Advocate awards it 95/100 and recommends drinking from 2016 to 2032. The review describes an elegant and seductive Rayas with a harmonious texture, expressing notes of raspberry, jammy strawberry, flowers, and garrigue.
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La bouteille proposée

Size
Bottle (75cl)
Packaging
Loose
Label Condition
Perfect
Fill Level
Perfect
Capsule Condition
Perfect

Identité du vin

Couleur
Red
Pays
France
Région
Rhone
Producteur / Domaine
Emmanuel Reynaud
Millésime
2007

Cépage et assemblage

Grape Variety
98% Grenache
Domaine

Emmanuel Reynaud

Emmanuel Reynaud managed the family-run group comprising Château Rayas in Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Château de Fonsalette in Lagarde-Paréol and Château des Tours in Sarrians. These estates in the Rhône Valley produce, in particular, wines from Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Côtes-du-Rhône, Vacqueyras and IGP Vaucluse. Since Emmanuel Reynaud’s death in November 2025, the running of the estate has been taken over by his sons, Benoît and Louis-Damien Reynaud.

Owner
Famille Reynaud
Surface (ha)
2 ha
Production (average bottles per vintage)
7000

Histoire du domaine

The origins of the estate date back to 1880, when Albert Reynaud, a notary in the Avignon region, acquired a mixed-farming property in the hamlet of Rayas, in Châteauneuf-du-Pape. His son, Louis Reynaud, succeeded him in 1920, expanded the vineyard’s presence and began bottling the wines on the estate. Louis acquired the Domaine des Tours in Sarrians in 1935, followed by Château de Fonsalette in Lagarde-Paréol in 1945. On Louis’s death in 1978, Jacques Reynaud took over the management of Rayas and Fonsalette, whilst his brother Bertrand retained the Domaine des Tours. Emmanuel Reynaud, Bertrand’s son, was already managing Château des Tours when he took over Rayas and Fonsalette following the death of his uncle Jacques in 1997. He then brought the family’s various estates and their labels under a single management, including Château Rayas, Pignan, Château de Fonsalette, La Pialade, Château des Tours and Domaine des Tours. Emmanuel Reynaud passed away in November 2025. Benoît Reynaud has been chairman of Château Rayas since February 2026 and Louis-Damien Reynaud is its managing director; the sources consulted confirm their involvement in taking over the business, but do not allow us to attribute with certainty sole responsibility for the winemaking across the entire portfolio to either of them.

Critiques professionnelles

Notes & cotations

The Wine Advocate 95/100
Reviewed by
Jeb Dunnuck
Published
Drink Date
2016-2032

The 2007 Chateauneuf du Pape was slightly more impressive in its youth, and it's dropped a fair bit of color and is more upfront than I expected. Nevertheless, it's still a beautiful, elegant Rayas that offers classic notes of framboise, flower garden, strawberry jam and garrigue. Medium to full-bodied, seductive and elegant on the palate, with that seamless style that's rarely found outside of this address, drink it anytime over the coming decade or more.

Wine Spectator 93/100
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