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2024 · Côtes du Rhône Villages Signargues

DOMAINE DES ROMARINS

Red · Côtes du Rhône Villages, France

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2024 · 750 ml

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Vinification & maturation

20–25-Day MacerationControlled-Temperature Fermentation12 -Month Oak Aging650 L Oak Vessels

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DOMAINE DES ROMARINS

France

Domaine des Romarins is a family-owned estate in Domazan, in the Rhône Valley, run day to day by fourth-generation brothers Xavier and Benoît Fabre. The estate focuses on classic Rhône varieties including Grenache and Syrah, with a small-scale approach. Its viticulture is certified organic since 2023, with biodynamic certifications from Demeter for the red wines and Biodyvin for all wines. The brothers emphasize soil health, low-treatment methods, natural preparations, and a complete ban on chemical weed killers. The estate was originally founded by investors Jean-Pierre Peyraud and Jean-André Charial, while the Fabre family remains responsible for its ongoing management.