The name translates to 'new home of the Pope,' which dates all the way back to the early 14th century, when the village became the summer residency of the papacy under Pope John XXII.
In the past 20-plus years, the wines have become much more refined,' says Wine Enthusiast Tasting Director and Rhône reviewer Anna-Christina Cabrales. 'Truly these wines are so attractive to me right now.'
From fresh Grenache to pour at your next dinner party to traditional blends worth storing away for a special occasion in 2030 and beyond, these are the best Châteauneuf-du-Pape wines to buy right now.
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