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Guigal

★ Partner Producer

In Ampuis, the beating heart of Côte-Rôtie’s two thousand years of viticulture, the Guigal family has been a marker of excellence since the creation of their estate in 1946. Simple, flavourful cuvées are crafted alongside collectors’ wines from the region’s finest appellations. Their fame has been forged by the legendary La La La trio and its Hermitage Ex-Voto.

Located in Ampuis, the heart of the Côte-Rôtie, Domaine Guigal was founded in 1946 by Etienne Guigal who arrived in the region in 1923 at the age of 14. Guigal has contributed enormously to putting this appellation on the map. In 1961, the young Marcel Guigal left school and took over the reins when his father was struck by sudden loss of vision. Driven by a desire to produce high quality wines, the young vigneron undeniably changed the perception of Côte-Rôtie wines. Nowadays, the brilliant oenologist Philippe Guigal – Marcel's son – is the third generation to run the estate, alongside his wife Eve.
The vineyard now also runs over to the Rhone valley's prestigious appellations of Côte-Rôtie, Condrieu, Saint-Joseph, Hermitage, Gigondas, Crozes-Hermitage. They are all vinified and matured in the cellars of Ampuis. Philippe and Eve continue to devote considerable care to all of the winemaking process: sustainable pest management (HVE-certified), entirely manual labour due to the steep slopes of the vineyards, vinification in temperature-controlled stainless steel vats, and ageing in new oak barrels for up to 42 months. The house produces three cuvées “prestige” - La Landonne, La Mouline et La Turque – a sublime trilogy which wine connoisseurs go mad for.
The headquarters of the estate is the Château d'Ampuis, a jewel of the Renaissance which is listed as a Historic Monument. The Guigal signature is one of the most emblematic of the Rhone Valley, it shines for its infallible constancy and rigorous grape production.

Located in Ampuis, the heart of the Côte-Rôtie, Domaine Guigal was founded in 1946 by Etienne Guigal who arrived in the region in 1923 at the age of 14. Guigal has contributed enormously to putting this appellation on the map. In 1961, the young Marcel Guigal left school and took over the reins when his father was struck by sudden loss of vision. Driven by a desire to produce high quality wines, the young vigneron undeniably changed the perception of Côte-Rôtie wines. Nowadays, the brilliant oenologist Philippe Guigal – Marcel's son – is the third generation to run the estate, alongside his wife Eve.
The vineyard now also runs over to the Rhone valley's prestigious appellations of Côte-Rôtie, Condrieu, Saint-Joseph, Hermitage, Gigondas, Crozes-Hermitage. They are all vinified and matured in the cellars of Ampuis. Philippe and Eve continue to devote considerable care to all of the winemaking process: sustainable pest management (HVE-certified), entirely manual labour due to the steep slopes of the vineyards, vinification in temperature-controlled stainless steel vats, and ageing in new oak barrels for up to 42 months. The house produces three cuvées “prestige” - La Landonne, La Mouline et La Turque – a sublime trilogy which wine connoisseurs go mad for.
The headquarters of the estate is the Château d'Ampuis, a jewel of the Renaissance which is listed as a Historic Monument. The Guigal signature is one of the most emblematic of the Rhone Valley, it shines for its infallible constancy and rigorous grape production.

2022
€9
2010
€150(starting price)Price per bottle €50
2010
€100(current price)Price per bottle €50
2024
€9
2020
€21€18.90 | Buy 6, get 10% off
2022
€110
2022
T
€75
2022
T
€75
2022
€225
2009
€50(starting price)
2009
€100(starting price)Price per bottle €50
2009
€150(starting price)Price per bottle €50
2020
€60
2022
€76
2005
€110(current price)
2023
€40
2021
€18
2021
€65
2020
€25
2023
€70
2004
€108(starting price)Price per bottle €36
2020
T
€1,080Price per bottle €360
2012
€70(starting price)
2020
€225
2021
€16
2010
€180(starting price)
2010
€360(starting price)Price per bottle €180
2010
€540(starting price)Price per bottle €180
2010
€180(starting price)
2010
€360(current price)Price per bottle €180
2023
€24
2020
T
€110
2022
€120
2022
€59
2022
T
€365
2022
T
€360
2022
T
€365
2022
T
€360
2022
€18
2012
T
€390(starting price)Price per bottle €130
2023
€45
2024
T
€75
2024
T
€75
2009
€330(starting price)Price per bottle €110
2009
€220(starting price)Price per bottle €110
2021
€58
2020
€170
2024
€35
2023
€50(current price)
2010
€220(starting price)Price per bottle €110
2010
€330(starting price)Price per bottle €110
2010
€220(starting price)Price per bottle €110
1997
€440(starting price)Price per bottle €220
1996
€210(current price)
1988
€460(current price)
1988
€460(current price)
2014
€190(starting price)
2014
€190(starting price)
1998
€1,080(starting price)Price per bottle €360
2020
€290
2010
€310(starting price)
1998
€270(current price)
1996
€230(current price)
1996
€220(current price)
2006
€220(starting price)Price per bottle €110
2021
€44
2011
€100(starting price)Price per bottle €50
2011
€150(starting price)Price per bottle €50
2023
€35€31.50 | Buy 3, get 10% off
2020
€32
2024
€44
2019
€50(current price)Price per bottle €25
2012
€25(starting price)
2012
€50(starting price)Price per bottle €25
2012
€100(starting price)Price per bottle €25
2012
€50(starting price)Price per bottle €25
2012
€75(starting price)Price per bottle €25
2011
€25(starting price)
2011
€25(starting price)
2011
€50(starting price)Price per bottle €25
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LA REVUE DU VIN DE FRANCE

‘This beautiful property, acquired and renovated by Marcel Guigal, is home to the Côte-Rôtie appellation’s most famous trio of wines: La Mouline, La Turque, and La Landonne. Marcel Guigal is solidly supported by his son Philippe […] The wines are evolving well thanks to new élevage techniques being adopted.’