NV Assortment Case
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Varies by bottle: regional selections are typically best enjoyed within 3–5 years of release, while prestigious estate wines like Château de Beaucastel can cellar beautifully for 10–30 years.
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Roasted lamb with herbes de Provence, slow-cooked beef stew (daube provençale), hearty vegetable ratatouille
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An assortment case from Famille Perrin represents a curated journey through the diverse and sun-drenched terroirs of the Southern Rhône Valley. Rather than a single bottling, this collection showcases the family's multi-generational mastery, typically featuring a selection of their most celebrated estates and appellations. From the legendary, complex, and age-worthy blends of Château de Beaucastel—where all thirteen permitted Châteauneuf-du-Pape varieties are masterfully co-fermented—to the robust, spice-laden Gigondas and the vibrant, fruit-forward Côtes du Rhône from Coudoulet, this assortment highlights the family's pioneering commitment to organic and biodynamic viticulture. Each bottle reflects the unique signature of the region: galets roulés (rounded stones) storing the day's heat, the purifying Mistral wind, and traditional aging in large oak foudres to preserve the pure, expressive character of the fruit.
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Established in the southern Rhône Valley and closely tied to the legendary Château de Beaucastel since 1909, Famille Perrin is one of France's most respected winemaking dynasties. Under the visionary guidance of Jacques Perrin and subsequent generations, the family pioneered organic viticulture in 1950 and biodynamic farming in 1974. Based in Courthézon, they are celebrated for their masterful blending of all thirteen permitted Châteauneuf-du-Pape grape varieties, aging their wines in traditional large oak foudres to preserve purity and terroir. Their world-class portfolio ranges from the iconic, Mourvèdre-dominant Château de Beaucastel Hommage à Jacques Perrin to expressive regional selections like Les Sinards and La Gille.