Brunel de la Gardine Saint-Joseph 2023
Bright ruby. Classic aromas of red/black cherry, raspberry, violet, olive, cracked pepper, and bacon. Medium-bodied, fresh acidity, supple but present tannins, focused fruit, and mineral lift. Approachable style.
Likely approachable young upon release (typical of St-Joseph and Gardine style). Best 2026-2033. Enjoyable young with light decanting.
About Brunel de la Gardine
Located in the heart of Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Domaine de la Gardine (often referred to as Brunel de la Gardine) is a renowned, family-owned estate steeped in Rhône tradition, established by Gaston Brunel in the mid-20th century, and now run by the 3rd and 4th generations (Patrick and Maxime Brunel).
They are celebrated for their traditional style with finesse: While deeply traditional (using concrete tanks, large foudres), they emphasize balance, elegance, and freshness over sheer power, often achieving remarkable drinkability relatively young while maintaining aging potential.
Bright ruby. Classic aromas of red/black cherry, raspberry, violet, olive, cracked pepper, and bacon. Medium-bodied, fresh acidity, supple but present tannins, focused fruit, and mineral lift. Approachable style.
Likely approachable young upon release (typical of St-Joseph and Gardine style). Best 2026-2033. Enjoyable young with light decanting.
About Brunel de la Gardine
Located in the heart of Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Domaine de la Gardine (often referred to as Brunel de la Gardine) is a renowned, family-owned estate steeped in Rhône tradition, established by Gaston Brunel in the mid-20th century, and now run by the 3rd and 4th generations (Patrick and Maxime Brunel).
They are celebrated for their traditional style with finesse: While deeply traditional (using concrete tanks, large foudres), they emphasize balance, elegance, and freshness over sheer power, often achieving remarkable drinkability relatively young while maintaining aging potential.
Bright ruby. Classic aromas of red/black cherry, raspberry, violet, olive, cracked pepper, and bacon. Medium-bodied, fresh acidity, supple but present tannins, focused fruit, and mineral lift. Approachable style.
Likely approachable young upon release (typical of St-Joseph and Gardine style). Best 2026-2033. Enjoyable young with light decanting.
About Brunel de la Gardine
Located in the heart of Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Domaine de la Gardine (often referred to as Brunel de la Gardine) is a renowned, family-owned estate steeped in Rhône tradition, established by Gaston Brunel in the mid-20th century, and now run by the 3rd and 4th generations (Patrick and Maxime Brunel).
They are celebrated for their traditional style with finesse: While deeply traditional (using concrete tanks, large foudres), they emphasize balance, elegance, and freshness over sheer power, often achieving remarkable drinkability relatively young while maintaining aging potential.