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Tasting facts
Taste: Dry
Market range $129.14–$199.99 (around the market median, Nov 9, 2026)
House
- Producer
- Domaine de Marcoux
- Home region
- Châteauneuf-du-Pape, France
- Ownership
- Armenier family (Sophie and Catherine Armenier; Vincent Estevenin joined 2014)
The Armenier family is among the oldest in Châteauneuf, recorded there since 1344; sisters Sophie and Catherine Armenier took over the domaine in 1995 and farm organically, with biodynamic practices, since 1991.
Marcoux's Chateauneuf is drawn from 13 parcels of vines, biodynamically farmed and dotted across the appellation, allowing a wine that genuinely reflects the Chateauneuf terroir as a whole. The domaine is run by Sophie Armenier and her son Vincent Estevenin.
producer siteSustainability / production facts
- biodynamically farmed
- Naturally fermented
- raised in concrete vat (up to 90%) and large oak, no new oak
- bottled unfiltered
Rhone Red Blends
Domaine de Marcoux Chateauneuf-du-Pape
Description
Medium to full-bodied, displaying lovely aromas of raspberry, strawberry, blueberry, roasted herbs and a pinch of licorice; raspberries, kirsch, sappy garrigue and spicy flowers; silky tannins, no hard edges, complexity and freshness Grapes: 80% Grenache, 10% Mourvedre, 7% Syrah, 3% Cinsault.
Winemaker Notes
The Châteauneuf-du-Pape Rouge, the bulk of the production at Domaine de Marcoux, is sourced from 13 sites spread over a wide range of terroirs. This allows for a wine that is both dense but pure and lifted with beguiling aromatics. In general terms Marcoux is always inclined towards red-fruit flavors with a smoky stoniness that emerges with age.
- Type
- Red
- Varietal
- Rhone Red Blends
- Grapes
- Grenache, Mourvedre, Syrah, Cinsault
- Country
- France
- Colour
- Red
- Price band
- $60+
- Oak
- Raised in concrete vat (up to 90%) and large oak, no new oak
- Aging
- 18 months
- Vineyard & soil
- 13 parcels across the appellation: sandy soils of Charbonnieres, red clay and galets in L'Arnesque and Les Bosquets, limestone and white clay in Les Esqueirons and Beaurenard, red clay and gravels in Les Galimardes, Les Serres and Les Plagnes; concentration on the Crau plateau
- LWIN
- 1114300
- Market median
- $155.56 (Nov 9, 2026)
Professional ratings
Vintage Quality
Wine Spectator vintage chart · 88 · very good






