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André Brunel

Red · Côtes du Rhône, France

Smooth

Dry · Spicy · Fruity · Full-bodied

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Technical details

Vinification & maturation

80% destemmed4–5 week macerationPump-oversDélestage6 months in stainless steel

Grapes

GrenacheSyrah

Soils

GravelClay Limestone

Producer

André Brunel

France

André Brunel, also known as Les Cailloux, is a five-generation family estate in Châteauneuf-du-Pape in the Rhône Valley. Still owned and managed by the Brunel family, the domaine is now led by Fabrice Brunel, who oversees both the winery and winemaking, continuing the work of André Brunel, who took over in 1971. The estate also farms vineyards in Côtes du Rhône and Vaucluse Vins de Pays. Its vineyard approach emphasizes ground-cover cropping and a non-chemical, organic-style philosophy, though no formal certification is उल्लेखed. The profile is that of a long-established, family-run southern Rhône producer with a practical, low-intervention approach in the vineyard.

Vineyard scale

Small

20-40 ha