2017 Châteauneuf-du-Pape
$80 (2022)
France
Châteauneuf Du Pape
Southern Rhône
Red
80% Grenache, 10% Mourvèdre, 7% Syrah, 3% Cinsault (2023 vintage)
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2017
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2021
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Certified organic and working biodynamically for many years, Sophie Armenier and her son Vincent consistently strive to improve the quality of their wines at Domaine de Marcoux. In 2016, they began partially aging their reds in 3,000-liter Austrian oak barrels to have less obvious oak influence. Grapes are harvested in 50kg crates and are always 100% de-stemmed. During and after fermentation in concrete vats, the reds undergo gentle maceration and pump-overs for approximately four weeks. Regarding the 2021 vintage, Sophie Armenier recalled relatively cool spring temperatures with only a few hot episodes and fairly cool nights during summer. Compared to 2020 and 2019, 2021s resulted in wines with less color, lower alcohol and increased freshness. Due to spring frost in April, Armenier lost around 30% of her usual crops. Despite the lower-than-usual yields, her 2021s display a refined, fragrant profile and possess the potential for extended bottle aging. Looking at 2020 and 2019, Armenier and her son Vincent delivered an even more enticing set of wines. The 2020 Cuvée Vieilles Vignes knocks it out of the park and is one of the wines of the vintage. There are three Châteauneuf-du-Pape wines at Marcoux: the traditional white and red blends and the coveted Grenache-only Cuvée Vieilles Vignes. Essentially these are distinctively elegant, neatly balanced wines with great tension without being overly concentrated. I recently pulled the cork of their traditional red Châteauneuf-du-Pape from the relatively dry 2005 vintage, and it sang beautifully. While I have a weak spot for the Cuvée Vieilles Vignes, the best quality-price-ratio sits with their traditional red.
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2020
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Certified organic and working biodynamically for many years, Sophie Armenier and her son Vincent consistently strive to improve the quality of their wines at Domaine de Marcoux. In 2016, they began partially aging their reds in 3,000-liter Austrian oak barrels to have less obvious oak influence. Grapes are harvested in 50kg crates and are always 100% de-stemmed. During and after fermentation in concrete vats, the reds undergo gentle maceration and pump-overs for approximately four weeks. Regarding the 2021 vintage, Sophie Armenier recalled relatively cool spring temperatures with only a few hot episodes and fairly cool nights during summer. Compared to 2020 and 2019, 2021s resulted in wines with less color, lower alcohol and increased freshness. Due to spring frost in April, Armenier lost around 30% of her usual crops. Despite the lower-than-usual yields, her 2021s display a refined, fragrant profile and possess the potential for extended bottle aging. Looking at 2020 and 2019, Armenier and her son Vincent delivered an even more enticing set of wines. The 2020 Cuvée Vieilles Vignes knocks it out of the park and is one of the wines of the vintage. There are three Châteauneuf-du-Pape wines at Marcoux: the traditional white and red blends and the coveted Grenache-only Cuvée Vieilles Vignes. Essentially these are distinctively elegant, neatly balanced wines with great tension without being overly concentrated. I recently pulled the cork of their traditional red Châteauneuf-du-Pape from the relatively dry 2005 vintage, and it sang beautifully. While I have a weak spot for the Cuvée Vieilles Vignes, the best quality-price-ratio sits with their traditional red.
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2019
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Because of the short crop from the 2018 vintage, the Armenier/Estevenin family chose to not make their Vieilles Vignes bottling. The result is a straight Châteauneuf-du-Pape that has benefited from all the old-vines Grenache that would otherwise have comprised its highly sought-after big brother. The 2019s here are simply gorgeous and among a handful of the best wines of the vintage. They exhibit a compelling blend of richness and energy, with fine detail and alluring perfume. While the 2019 Vieilles Vignes is definitely in the running for wine of the vintage, the regular bottling is also one of the very best of that category. From a value standpoint, it’s a killer.
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2018
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Because of the short crop from the 2018 vintage, the Armenier/Estevenin family chose to not make their Vieilles Vignes bottling. The result is a straight Châteauneuf-du-Pape that has benefited from all the old-vines Grenache that would otherwise have comprised its highly sought-after big brother. The 2019s here are simply gorgeous and among a handful of the best wines of the vintage. They exhibit a compelling blend of richness and energy, with fine detail and alluring perfume. While the 2019 Vieilles Vignes is definitely in the running for wine of the vintage, the regular bottling is also one of the very best of that category. From a value standpoint, it’s a killer.
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Sisters Catherine Armenier and Sophie Estevinen, along with Estevinen’s son Vincent, produced what might be the finest wines of the appellation in 2016. They are definitely on my very short list of the vintage’s superstars and should be at the top of every Châteauneuf lover’s shopping list, or at least their maybe-if-I-hit-Lotto wish list. The Vieilles Vignes bottling, in particular, was a standout for me this spring. Raised entirely in concrete and sourced from Grenache vines that range from 98 to 110 years of age, it’s a wine that will deliver immense pleasure soon after release and, based on my experience with older vintages, never really close up. Unfortunately, it’s rare and, predictably, expensive, but the “basic” Châteauneuf 2016 measures up favorable with plenty of domaines’ reserve bottlings, making it a truly outstanding value.
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Sophie Estevin’s son, Vincent, has completed his viticultural/enology studies and foreign winemaking stages to join his mother and aunt, Catherine Armenier at the family domain. Marcoux’s holdings now comprise 28 hectares (69 acres) of bio-dynamically farmed vines, 18 (44.5 acres) of which in Châteauneuf-du-Pape. Fans of their wines will be thrilled to know that after a brief hiatus the Vieilles Vignes bottling will return with the 2015 vintage. Unsurprisingly, the VV is a knockout, in fact, it’s one of the best wines of the vintage. Marcoux’s wines are based heavily on Grenache and that variety’s low yields in 2014 and 2013 put production “at a pretty depressing level” according to Sophie. Most of the vines here are old, with an average age of 50 years. Crop levels are always low at Marcoux “and with the weather issues in early spring, during budbreak, we’re especially at risk,” she added. That’s the reason farming is so heavily emphasized here, “because the old vines need as much care as you can give them. They make great fruit but not much quantity and they need attention.”
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There was no Vieilles Vignes bottled here in 2014 or 2013 because of the reduced yields, a strict selection and the decision to sell off a lot of fruit. The decision was made to "try to make the very best classique bottling," according to Sophie Armenier. She understands and appreciates the attention that Marcoux garners for the V.V., which, when it's made, is among a handful of the very best and most sought-after wines of the Rhône Valley. But "it's the classique that holds up the estate's reputation to the most people," she told me. "It doesn't make sense to make just a little bit of a great, almost fantasy wine from a small crop when the fruit could be used to build up the quality of the wine that the greatest number of people are going to see," she added.
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There was no Vieilles Vignes bottled here in 2014 or 2013 because of the reduced yields, a strict selection and the decision to sell off a lot of fruit. The decision was made to "try to make the very best classique bottling," according to Sophie Armenier. She understands and appreciates the attention that Marcoux garners for the V.V., which, when it's made, is among a handful of the very best and most sought-after wines of the Rhône Valley. But "it's the classique that holds up the estate's reputation to the most people," she told me. "It doesn't make sense to make just a little bit of a great, almost fantasy wine from a small crop when the fruit could be used to build up the quality of the wine that the greatest number of people are going to see," she added.
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The short Grenache crop hit this domain especially hard in 2013, Sophie Armenier told me, pointing out that since their Vieilles Vignes bottling is based exclusively on this variety there simply wasn't enough fruit to justify making it. Thus all those grapes, which come from vines that are over a century old (the average vine age across the domain's 18 hectares of plantings is more than 50 years), wound up in the regular 2013 Châteauneuf. All of the fruit in '13 was fully ripe, Armenier told me, and that was because the family decided to wait the harvest out, which she said was essential if you didn't want green and herbal character in the wines. "The start of the growing season was so late and slow that we were behind on ripeness all year, until September." Picking on a regular schedule was out of the question, she said, and fortunately Mother Nature decided to play nice into October.
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2012
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The short Grenache crop hit this domain especially hard in 2013, Sophie Armenier told me, pointing out that since their Vieilles Vignes bottling is based exclusively on this variety there simply wasn't enough fruit to justify making it. Thus all those grapes, which come from vines that are over a century old (the average vine age across the domain's 18 hectares of plantings is more than 50 years), wound up in the regular 2013 Châteauneuf. All of the fruit in '13 was fully ripe, Armenier told me, and that was because the family decided to wait the harvest out, which she said was essential if you didn't want green and herbal character in the wines. "The start of the growing season was so late and slow that we were behind on ripeness all year, until September." Picking on a regular schedule was out of the question, she said, and fortunately Mother Nature decided to play nice into October.
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. Sophie Estevenin lamented that the last three vintages have been a disaster for production because of the low yields. Marcoux typically produces about 30,000 bottles of wine per vintage but in 2008 they only made 10,000 (there is just a single bottling of Chateauneuf du Pape). Yields were a mere 15 hectoliters per hectare in 2009 and in 2010 were roughly the same. "Thank goodness for our Lirac!" she said. The basic 2009 Chateauneuf was showing extremely well when I visited in late November and could be a real value. I also had the chance to retaste the superb 2007 Chateauneuf du Pape Vieilles Vignes, which is offering deep, very sweet black and blue fruit character right now. For all its flavor impact there's an almost weightless quality to the wine and a total absence of rough edges. I'm sure that it will shut down soon but I drank it without guilt in November.
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. Sophie Estevenin lamented that the last three vintages have been a disaster for production because of the low yields. Marcoux typically produces about 30,000 bottles of wine per vintage but in 2008 they only made 10,000 (there is just a single bottling of Chateauneuf du Pape). Yields were a mere 15 hectoliters per hectare in 2009 and in 2010 were roughly the same. "Thank goodness for our Lirac!" she said. The basic 2009 Chateauneuf was showing extremely well when I visited in late November and could be a real value. I also had the chance to retaste the superb 2007 Chateauneuf du Pape Vieilles Vignes, which is offering deep, very sweet black and blue fruit character right now. For all its flavor impact there's an almost weightless quality to the wine and a total absence of rough edges. I'm sure that it will shut down soon but I drank it without guilt in November.
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Sophie Estevenin told me she was thrilled with the 2007s "because they possess the depth and structure to age, but there's no hardness to them so they will be good to drink almost their entire lives. They won't last as long as the 2005s," she added, "but they're friendlier wines and easy to understand, even now." The key to 2007's freshness was the nighttime coolness of September, which allowed the grapes' sugar levels to rise "without the extreme heat spikes of, for example, 2003, which increased the risk of getting an overripe and less fresh character. The 2007s can be warm, for sure, but they're usually not roasted." There will be a single Chateauneuf bottled from 2008 here.
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Sophie Estevenin told me she was thrilled with the 2007s "because they possess the depth and structure to age, but there's no hardness to them so they will be good to drink almost their entire lives. They won't last as long as the 2005s," she added, "but they're friendlier wines and easy to understand, even now." The key to 2007's freshness was the nighttime coolness of September, which allowed the grapes' sugar levels to rise "without the extreme heat spikes of, for example, 2003, which increased the risk of getting an overripe and less fresh character. The 2007s can be warm, for sure, but they're usually not roasted." There will be a single Chateauneuf bottled from 2008 here.
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"While 2007 could be as hot as 2003 at times, the major difference was that in 2007 a strong mistral-which we like to call Dr. Mistral-arrived in September to cure the vintage," said Sophie Estevenin. "The 2007s have a freshness that was impossible to attain in 2003 because the heat was relentless. We just sat and cooked. You couldn't even sleep at night. " She added that she thinks the tannins of 2003 are harder than those of 2007 and that the wines need more patience than will be required for the '07s. " Catherine Armenier described the estate's 2006s as "very pretty wines, but perhaps without the richness of our 2004s. The tannins are the best part: smooth, harmonious and sweet. The '06s are classic and will be easy to drink at all stages of their lives, and before the 2004s, 2005s and 2007s. "
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"While 2007 could be as hot as 2003 at times, the major difference was that in 2007 a strong mistral-which we like to call Dr. Mistral-arrived in September to cure the vintage," said Sophie Estevenin. "The 2007s have a freshness that was impossible to attain in 2003 because the heat was relentless. We just sat and cooked. You couldn't even sleep at night. " She added that she thinks the tannins of 2003 are harder than those of 2007 and that the wines need more patience than will be required for the '07s. " Catherine Armenier described the estate's 2006s as "very pretty wines, but perhaps without the richness of our 2004s. The tannins are the best part: smooth, harmonious and sweet. The '06s are classic and will be easy to drink at all stages of their lives, and before the 2004s, 2005s and 2007s. "
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Sisters Sophie and Catherine Armenier continue a wine-making tradition in Chateauneuf dating back to the 14th century and, not surprisingly, have produced among the best sets of wines from the appellation in 2005 and 2006. "Two thousand five is a very special vintage," they told me. "There is remarkable concentration, structure and, most important, balance. The wines will be very long-lived." Sophie is adamant that the key to the finesse of their Vieilles Vignes bottling is the clay-and-chalk soils from which it is sourced. "It is not an opinion but a fact that these vineyards produce the most elegant wines of the appellation," she told me. I wouldn't argue.
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Sisters Sophie and Catherine Armenier continue a wine-making tradition in Chateauneuf dating back to the 14th century and, not surprisingly, have produced among the best sets of wines from the appellation in 2005 and 2006. "Two thousand five is a very special vintage," they told me. "There is remarkable concentration, structure and, most important, balance. The wines will be very long-lived." Sophie is adamant that the key to the finesse of their Vieilles Vignes bottling is the clay-and-chalk soils from which it is sourced. "It is not an opinion but a fact that these vineyards produce the most elegant wines of the appellation," she told me. I wouldn't argue.
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Sophie Estevenin is clearly enjoying the 2003-2006 ride, and she rolled her eyes in "oo la la" fashion while discussing the run of outstanding vintages Chateauneuf has experienced since 1998. "What's to say?Incredible," she gushed. "And 2005 looks to be a year of great clarity and concentration; the wines have everything and were a joy to make. "Well-heeled and wired-in collectors will want to set aside some of this year's bonus money for Marcoux's 2005 Vieilles Vignes, which was one of the three most impressive Chateauneufs of my trip.
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Sophie Estevenin is clearly enjoying the 2003-2006 ride, and she rolled her eyes in "oo la la" fashion while discussing the run of outstanding vintages Chateauneuf has experienced since 1998. "What's to say?Incredible," she gushed. "And 2005 looks to be a year of great clarity and concentration; the wines have everything and were a joy to make. "Well-heeled and wired-in collectors will want to set aside some of this year's bonus money for Marcoux's 2005 Vieilles Vignes, which was one of the three most impressive Chateauneufs of my trip.
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Sisters Sophie Estevenin and Catherine Armenier produced some of the best Chateauneufs of the vintage in 2003 and their 2004 bottlings appear to be even better."Two thousand four has a wonderful balance, but the 2003s are beautiful," said Sophie."It's impossible to choose one; they both have great qualities."
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Sisters Sophie Estevenin and Catherine Armenier produced some of the best Chateauneufs of the vintage in 2003 and their 2004 bottlings appear to be even better."Two thousand four has a wonderful balance, but the 2003s are beautiful," said Sophie."It's impossible to choose one; they both have great qualities."
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Sophie Estevenin did a full three-week cuvaison in '98, with substantial post-fermentation maceration. As there are still a few cuves that have not finished fermenting their sugars, Estevenin will probably not begin bottling the '98s until next July (the '97s were bottled in April of this year). Following a dry summer, the harvest at this domain took place under favorable conditions between September 15 and 25, with the sun rather than the mistral helping the grapes achieve a degree of surmaturite. With the '98 vintage, Marcoux now owns 15 hectares of red Chateauneuf vines, after Sophie's brother Philippe Armenier sold his portion of the vines. "We're looking to replace these lost vines," says Estevenin wistfully, "but this is not easy to do today."
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Sophie Estevenin did a full three-week cuvaison in '98, with substantial post-fermentation maceration. As there are still a few cuves that have not finished fermenting their sugars, Estevenin will probably not begin bottling the '98s until next July (the '97s were bottled in April of this year). Following a dry summer, the harvest at this domain took place under favorable conditions between September 15 and 25, with the sun rather than the mistral helping the grapes achieve a degree of surmaturite. With the '98 vintage, Marcoux now owns 15 hectares of red Chateauneuf vines, after Sophie's brother Philippe Armenier sold his portion of the vines. "We're looking to replace these lost vines," says Estevenin wistfully, "but this is not easy to do today."
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