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2025 Baron de Roncelin Cotes du Rhone
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Baron de Roncelin Cotes du Rhone
Imagine you’re a monk minding your own business and a mob drags you out to run Marseille. That actually happened to a guy named Roncelin in 1193. He ran the city, got married, got excommunicated by the Pope and ended up right back at the abbey. We’d want a glass of wine after that too.

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Every year at Wine Paris we hunt for one thing: bottles that look like they cost $40, taste like they cost $40, and don’t cost anything close to $40.
This February, we found one at the booth of Cellier des Dauphins.
The wine?
2025 Baron de Roncelin Côtes du Rhône Villages.
The first thing you’ll notice is the bottle. The glass is etched. Now, I am a sucker for etched glass bottles. That is the kind of packaging you normally see on wines at three or four times the price, and you all know how I feel about great packaging. You almost NEVER see it on a wine at $9.99.
The second thing you'll notice is the wine itself.
The Union des Vignerons des Côtes du Rhône was founded in 1965 in the village of Tulette, in the heart of the southern Rhône, and today brings together a group of village cooperatives and nearly 3,000 grape growing families. Back in 1967 they launched Cellier des Dauphins, which the co-op says has been one of the best-selling appellation wines in France ever since. These people know Côtes du Rhône better than just about anyone alive.
Fun historical fact of the day: Tulette sits in the old province of Dauphiné, which is where the heir to the French throne got his title. The Dauphin.
Anyhooo...back to the wine. Regular Côtes du Rhône can come from almost anywhere in the region. Côtes du Rhône Villages is a step up: grapes from a select group of villages, under stricter rules on yields. It’s the level just below the famous crus like Gigondas and Vacqueyras, and it’s where real value in the Rhône lives.
This is a Thanksgiving red if there ever was one. Côtes du Rhône is the classic turkey wine: dark fruit, a little spice, enough backbone for the stuffing and the gravy, and never so heavy that it fights the food. Put a few of these etched bottles on the table and watch people ask where you got them.
Your family by the look of the bottle will think you're serving them the primo stuff...then when they taste the wine they will know you're serving them the primo stuff...the only thing not primo here is the price 😂
I’m taking a case for our Thanksgiving family meetup. Possibly more...my extended family enjoys a glass of wine or two 👀
Let's do this!!!
Baron de Roncelin Cotes du Rhone