Domaine Emmanuel Darnaud
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2021 Crozes-Hermitage, Mise en Bouche, Emmanuel Darnaud, Rhône
Red
2021
Ready - mature
Full Bodied
Dry
13.0% Alcohol
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2020 Crozes-Hermitage, Au Fil du Temps, Emmanuel Darnaud, Rhône
Red
2020
Ready - at best
Full Bodied
Dry
12.5% Alcohol
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2016 Crozes-Hermitage, Les Trois Chênes, Emmanuel Darnaud, Rhône
Red
2016
Ready - mature
Full Bodied
Dry
13.0% Alcohol
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2019 Crozes-Hermitage, Les Trois Chênes, Emmanuel Darnaud, Rhône
Red
2019
Ready - mature
Full Bodied
Dry
14.5% Alcohol
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2019 St Joseph, La Dardouille, Domaine Emmanuel Darnaud, Rhône
Red
2019
Ready - mature
Full Bodied
Dry
14.0% Alcohol
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2021 Crozes-Hermitage, Au Fil du Temps, Emmanuel Darnaud, Rhône
Red
2021
Ready - youthful
Full Bodied
Dry
13.0% Alcohol
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2022 St Joseph, La Dardouille, Domaine Emmanuel Darnaud, Rhône
Red
2022
Ready - at best
Full Bodied
Dry
14.0% Alcohol
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2022 Crozes-Hermitage, Les Trois Chênes, Emmanuel Darnaud, Rhône
Red
2022
Ready - at best
Full Bodied
Dry
13.0% Alcohol
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Enthusiastic Emmanuel produces polished, generous wines at his winery in La Roche de Glun, sitting on a peninsular which cleaves the Rhône river. His focus is displaying individual expressions of each parcel. They are picked and vinified separately before being placed in wooden casks, vats or larger demi-muids to continue their élevage. His Les Trois Chênes cuvée is made from only 20% of the whole crop of 25- to 60-year-old vines. His Au Fil de Temps cuvée is only made in certain years, from two plots in a single lieu-dit, Les Saviaux. Emmanuel is particularly fond of this parcel. Its deeper soils of galet stones and less clay lend a mineral element to the wine meaning “less volume but more tension”.
Additional to making impressive wines in Crozes-Hermitage, Emmanuel owns 1.7 hectares of 30- to 80-year-old, southeast facing vines on granitic soil in St Joseph ‒ the source of his stunning lieu-dit cuvée La Dardouille, meaning “to sun oneself”.