Marc de Vieux Télégraphe grape brandy is made from the destemmed and dried marcs of old vine Grenache and Mourvèdre grapes from the Vieux Télégraphe estate which is slowly distilled in a traditional Burgundy-style three-stage copper pot still. It is then matured in barriques for at least 10 years before being bottled unfiltered. Pepper, toasted wood, deep smokey notes and tobacco to complement delicate vanilla, raisins and chocolate flavours, the perfect digestif!
Domaine du Vieux Télégraphe has been run by the Brunier family for five generations, and since 1891. The estate’s vineyards are situated on the famous “Plateau de la Crau” the stony terrace where there is nothing...
The Southern Rhône, in contrast to the Northern Rhône, has a more Mediterranean climate with milder winters and hot summers. Drought can be a problem in the area, but limited irrigation is permitted to try and combat this problem. The differing terroirs, together...
