Le Domaine de Beaurenard est un domaine familial depuis 7 générations. Les frères Coulon, Daniel et Frédéric, s'attachent à perpétuer la tradition, et produire des vins de grande qualité.

The bulk of the 2007 Châteauneuf du Pape reds from France’s Southern Rhône Valley are now arriving, and the vintage is a hedonist’s dream, offering opulent fruit and inviting textures. Most of the wines will have the stuffing to last past that, but this vintage is not at all like 2005, a year loaded with cellar-worthy backbone.
Yes, a few wines teeter on jammy and only the top tier display the full range of terroir-driven notes of iron,loam, graphite and more that Châteauneuf can offer, instead, the 2007 vintage is all about fruit, plum, raspberry and fig- with remarkably silky textures that belie the sometimes heady power and alcohol of these wines.
DOMAINE DE BEAURENARD
Châteauneuf du Pape 2007
91 points / $45 / 8.330 cases made / Red
Fresh and forward, with rounded texture and slightly jammy notes of plum, fig and blackberry fruit laid softly over a mineral streak. Open and juicy through the finish, picking up blueberry and fruitcake hints that balance the forward fruit. Drink now through 2019.- JM
Châteauneuf du Pape Boisrenard 2007
95 points / $85 / 1,665 cases made / Red
Ripe, with lush crème de cassis and crushed plum fruit, showing excellent focus and drive, with racy acidity and taut, licorice-tinged structure. Turns flashy and exotic on the finish, with mulled blue-berry, incense and fruitcake notes over impressive, graphite-filled grip. Best from 2010 through 2030. From France-JM