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Ventoux Rouge

Maison Denuziere

Red · Côtes du Ventoux, France

Classic

Dry · Smooth · Fresh · Fruity

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Separate varietal vinificationTemperature‑controlled fermentation2–3 week macerationMalolactic fermentationConcrete aging

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Maison Denuziere

France

Maison Denuziere is a Rhône Valley producer with roots dating to 1876, when it was founded as Vins Paret. Pierre Denuziere, the founder’s son-in-law, later renamed the house, and an early-2000s sale shifted its focus from négociant activity toward estate-focused production. Today, the domaine makes Côte-Rôtie wines including “Les Hauts Lieux,” alongside a range of Côtes-du-Rhône wines. Its history reflects a long-standing Rhône identity and an evolution toward estate production.