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Château des Tours

Located in Vacqueyras, Château des Tours is the property of the celebrated Emmanuel Reynaud of Château Rayas and Château Fonsalette fame. This domaine spans 40 hectares and produces a Vacqueyras rouge (80% Grenache and 20% Syrah), a Côtes-du-Rhône rouge (65% Grenache, 15% Cinsault and 20% Syrah) and a Côte-du-Rhône blanc (100% Grenache) under the name Château des Tours. It also produces, under the same name, a Vin de Pays de Vaucluse rouge (Grenache, Counoise, Syrah, Cinsault, Merlot and other varieties) and a Vin de Pays de Vaucluse blanc (100% Clairette). Finally, under the ‘Parisy' label it produces a Vin de Table rosé from a blend of Grenache and Cinsault. Great care is taken in the cultivation here although the domaine isn't scared to take a risk during harvest time. In fact, the grapes are picked when they are as ripe as possible. This domaine produces high quality wines that sho depth, fruit and exceptional balance. Their complexity and ageing potential make them highly sought-after. It4s worth noting also that the domaine only sells the simple Vin de Pays Vacqueyras after a few years ageing in their cave.

Located in Vacqueyras, Château des Tours is the property of the celebrated Emmanuel Reynaud of Château Rayas and Château Fonsalette fame. This domaine spans 40 hectares and produces a Vacqueyras rouge (80% Grenache and 20% Syrah), a Côtes-du-Rhône rouge (65% Grenache, 15% Cinsault and 20% Syrah) and a Côte-du-Rhône blanc (100% Grenache) under the name Château des Tours. It also produces, under the same name, a Vin de Pays de Vaucluse rouge (Grenache, Counoise, Syrah, Cinsault, Merlot and other varieties) and a Vin de Pays de Vaucluse blanc (100% Clairette). Finally, under the ‘Parisy' label it produces a Vin de Table rosé from a blend of Grenache and Cinsault. Great care is taken in the cultivation here although the domaine isn't scared to take a risk during harvest time. In fact, the grapes are picked when they are as ripe as possible. This domaine produces high quality wines that sho depth, fruit and exceptional balance. Their complexity and ageing potential make them highly sought-after. It4s worth noting also that the domaine only sells the simple Vin de Pays Vacqueyras after a few years ageing in their cave.

2020
180(current price)Price per bottle 60
2021
180(starting price)Price per bottle 60
2022
90(current price)
2022
90(starting price)
2021
80(starting price)
2021
70(current price)
2021
70(current price)
2021
60(current price)
2016
100(starting price)
2016
200(starting price)Price per bottle 100
2016
300(current price)Price per bottle 100
2021
110(starting price)Price per bottle 55
2016
180(starting price)Price per bottle 60
2016
180(current price)Price per bottle 60
2016
240(starting price)Price per bottle 80
2019
150(current price)Price per bottle 50
2015
180(current price)Price per bottle 60
2015
120(current price)Price per bottle 60
2015
180(starting price)Price per bottle 60
2017
180(starting price)Price per bottle 60
2020
70(starting price)
2020
70(starting price)
2012
70(starting price)
2012
70(starting price)
2012
70(starting price)
2017
210(starting price)Price per bottle 70
2017
115(starting price)
2017
110(starting price)
2017
110(starting price)
2017
110(starting price)
2017
110(starting price)
2017
110(starting price)
2011
60(current price)
2011
60(current price)
2011
60(current price)
2017
120(starting price)Price per bottle 60
2017
120(starting price)Price per bottle 60
2012
90(current price)
2012
270(starting price)Price per bottle 90
2012
100(current price)
2006
45(starting price)
2022
130(starting price)Price per bottle 65
2022
195(starting price)Price per bottle 65
2017
110(starting price)Price per bottle 55
2015
80(starting price)Price per bottle 40
2012
70(starting price)
2012
70(starting price)
2012
70(starting price)
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