Philippe Guigal: Fathers and sons
The head of the Rhône winemaking dynasty on family, winemaking, and ballroom dancing.
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The Pilgrimage of Grace
Simon Field MW tastes the latest releases of Chapoutier’s expanding range of top single-plot wines from Hermitage and beyond.
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Emmanuel Reynaud (1963–2025): A singular, enigmatic steward of some of France’s greatest wines
William Kelley pays tribute to the limelight-shunning custodian of Château Rayas.
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A stone’s throw from the sky
A tale of shelter and exposure in the southern Rhône.
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From the vaults: Tavel, the popes’ rosé
In our latest dip into the archives, Jacqueline Friedrich visits the Rhône’s rosé specialists.
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The singularity of Château Rayas
William Kelley on a distinctively great Châteauneuf-du-Pape estate.
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Les Deux Cols: Two and a half Irishmen
How a group of three Dublin-based wine lovers started a rising-star Rhône vineyard.
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2021 Rhône: The good, the bad, and the amorphously mediocre
Simon Field MW on an unusual year in the Rhône.
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