Domaine Chapoutier

Chapoutier: promising wines

Back in 1999, Michel Chapoutier acquired a vineyard that was to become one of the most famous in the Roussillon region. Today, in addition to the character of the winegrower, who claims to want to democratize the culture of wine and who has been awarded a 100/100 rating by Robert Parker 30 times, his schist terroir is emblematic of Rhone Valley wines. 63 hectares are devoted to red wines, with Syrah (40%), Grenache Noir (30%) and Carignan (30%). Domaine Chapoutier produces its wine organically (Michel Chapoutier manages 200 hectares of biodynamic vines in France).

Domaine Chapoutier is a prestigious vineyard located in the Crozes-Hermitage, Saint-Joseph, Châteauneuf-du-Pape and Côte-Rôtie regions. It is run by Michel Chapoutier, a renowned winemaker renowned for his exceptional vintages and biodynamic viticulture. The estate produces red and white wines from renowned grape varieties. Tastings reveal the history and quality of Chapoutier wines, which are appreciated the world over.

The wines, for their part, are particularly promising. The diversification of grape varieties means that different flavors can be found in the bottle. These include quince, walnut, acacia and, more rarely, lime blossom. The very late harvesting of Chapoutier wines results in very mature, complex wines, while the controversial practice of bâtonnage explores new avenues. A final advantage: as Michel Chapoutier advocates wines at prices accessible to all, many of his bottles remain below the ten-euro mark. So it's easy to find one and enjoy it at your next dinner party. To sell your wine in the best conditions and get a quick estimate, contact Vins Grands Crus!