La Famille Brunier veille aux destinées du domaine du Vieux Télégraphe depuis 6 générations. Le vignoble est situé sur le célèbre plateau de la Crau, haut lieu de la viticulture de Châteauneuf-du-Pape. Ce terroir marque nos vins d’une minéralité toute particulière, comme s’ils avaient été filtrés au travers de l’épaisse couche de galets roulés.
Climate, mistral, historical grape varieties, soils, feelings, exposure... the personality of a terroir is a magical set of natural and human elements which is self-sufficient to reveal an expression, to emit a vibration that no oenological technique is not yet able to reproduce.
Domaine du Vieux Télégraphe (red and white), Télégramme (red), Piedlong (red), Clos Roquète (white)… we cultivate and vinify various expressions of the Châteauneuf-du-Pape terroir, but also Les Pallières in Gigondas (white from reds and red), as well as Le Pigeoulet (red and white) and Mégaphone (red) in the foothills of Mont Ventoux.
A domain more than a century old necessarily has a cult of maturity. Time teaches us that wine is alive. Our cellars and those of those who love our wines contain treasures that tell our story, which we taste regularly. Find the tasting comments of our old vintages.
It was Henri Brunier who gave birth to this beautiful family story in 1891. A few generations later, at the very beginning of the 80s, Frédéric and Daniel took over the destiny of the family business in tandem. In 2015 and 2016, Nicolas son of Frédéric and Edouard, son of Daniel, entered the history of the Old Telegraph, fully integrating the company in key positions. Manon, daughter of Frédéric, joined them in 2018…
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