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2024 Domaine du Grand Tinel "Roussanne de Charles" Châteauneuf-du-Pape Blanc

2024 Domaine du Grand Tinel "Roussanne de Charles" Châteauneuf-du-Pape Blanc

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Jeb Dunnuck

Reviewed November 2025
Coming from the Bois de Boursan and Crousroute lieux-dits, the 2024 Châteauneuf Du Pape Les Roussannes De Charles is a bigger, richer wine offering ripe stone fruits, brioche, orange marmalade, and honeyed flowers. Based on 100% Roussanne and aged six months in 100% new French oak, it's medium to full-bodied, with a pure, concentrated, layered mouthfeel, brilliant mid-palate concentration, integrated acidity, and a great finish. It comes closest in style to Beaucastel's Roussanne Vieilles Vignes and is an absolutely brilliant effort that gains freshness with time in the glass. There are a scant 100 cases of this beauty. If you see a bottle, buy it.

Professional Reviews

JLL

Drink Rhone

Review Date: 02/2026
Full yellow colour; the bouquet extols the tropics, a salad of mango and lychees, is very Roussanne in ripeness in manner, holds soundly, shows grilling. the palate links well, glides on its old vine sève [sap], has a silken feel that pleases, the flavour with cooked orange, herbes, gorse flowers of the garrigue en route, late considerate oaking adding a layer of depth. The finish is curved, calm, bonny, a note of tobacco-like grip on the aftertaste. *4.5 Stars*

Staff Reviews

KM
Keith Mabry

Keith Mabry

K&L Buyer
Review Date: 07/2026
One of my most profound white wine drinking experiences was the 2000 Beaucastel Roussanne Vieilles Vignes. It was a WOW experience, the kind of reaction Burgundy collectors describe when they land that special bottle that turns them into an addict — except my addiction runs through the Rhône. Yes, I am a junkie for the Roussanne VV. For several years I could flirt with the wine, grabbing a bottle here and there, but too many dollars chasing too little wine has made it a rare, special treat these days. Granted, a white Burgundy with this much character would likely run you twice Beaucastel's price — so regular Beaucastel Blanc has become my more frequent pour, and I still love it. Then Rhône critic Jeb Dunnuck gave the Grand Tinel a Beaucastel VV-level review, and color me intrigued. He put it in the same class, so I had to go on the hunt. Luckily, I found a bottle — and I was astounded. The Roussanne de Charles genuinely name-checks the VV Blanc. Caramelized peaches, rich pineapple flavors, exotic and powerful, all framed by a buoyant mineral backbone. This is as close as you're going to get without tripling the price. Even better: I secured a small allocation through a friendly importer at $79.99 — well under even Beaucastel's regular Châteauneuf Blanc, let alone the VV's $225. This is a showstopper of a wine that any serious wine drinker should seek out. A chance to relive some of my best drinking memories at a fraction of the price — for the category, this is as good as value gets.

Notes

A rare white bottling from Domaine du Grand Tinel in Châteauneuf-du-Pape, “Roussanne de Charles” focuses on Roussanne, one of the permitted white grapes of the appellation. The Jeune family’s estate is best known for Grenache-based reds, making this small-production blanc a useful look at a different side of their Châteauneuf holdings.

Details

OriginChateauneuf du Pape, Rhone, France
Type/VarietalOther White Wines
SKU2038261