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Saint-Joseph "Peygros"

Saint-Joseph "Peygros" 2022

Rhône Septentrional
Red Wine
Domaine du Tunnel
€105.00
/ 75 cl : Bottle
Cornas "Vin Noir"

Cornas "Vin Noir" 2023

Rhône Septentrional
Red Wine
Domaine du Tunnel
€69.00
/ 75 cl : Bottle
Saint-Joseph

Saint-Joseph 2023

Rhône Septentrional
Red Wine
Domaine du Tunnel
€40.50
/ 75 cl : Bottle
Cornas

Cornas 2023

Rhône Septentrional
Red Wine
Domaine du Tunnel
€52.00
/ 75 cl : Bottle

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Which appellations are the Domaine du Tunnel vineyards located in?

The estate’s vineyards are spread across Saint-Péray, Cornas and Saint-Joseph. These three appellations provide a starting point for exploring the wines of Stéphane Robert, who founded the estate in 1996.

What style of wine should you choose to discover Domaine du Tunnel?

The reds, which make up most of the estate’s production, are a good introduction. Described as full-bodied and rounded, they can be enjoyed young, so there is no need to seek out an older vintage to discover them.

Do Domaine du Tunnel’s reds have pronounced oak notes?

The wines are matured in barrels that have been used for several vintages, rather than in new barrels. This choice is intended to highlight their fruit without pronounced oak notes, which is useful to know if you prefer oak to remain subtle.

How are Domaine du Tunnel’s reds made?

The reds are fermented with indigenous yeasts and undergo relatively warm, extended macerations. These details describe the estate’s winemaking practices; the wines are presented as full-bodied and rounded.

What distinctive feature of Domaine du Tunnel’s vineyards affects how they are farmed?

The vineyards are located on slopes and have to be worked by hand. This practical constraint is a defining feature of the estate, whose vineyards are spread across Saint-Péray, Cornas and Saint-Joseph.