About Château Saint-Roch
Château Saint-Roch is a Lirac estate at Chemin de Lirac in Roquemaure, in the Gard department of the southern Rhône. The Brunel family acquired it in 1998; the same family also owns Château de la Gardine in Châteauneuf-du-Pape, which is a separate company. The estate is listed in the Hachette wine guide and makes red, white and rosé Lirac.
Who Is This For?
For drinkers who want to try Lirac from a family estate also behind Château de la Gardine
Wines of Château Saint-Roch
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Where is Château Saint-Roch located?
- Château Saint-Roch is at Chemin de Lirac in Roquemaure, in the Gard department of the southern Rhône, and makes wine under the Lirac appellation.
- Who owns Château Saint-Roch?
- The Brunel family acquired Château Saint-Roch in 1998. The legal entity is the SARL Château Saint-Roch Brunel Frères (SIREN 315 655 266).
- Is Château Saint-Roch the same estate as Château de la Gardine?
- No. Both belong to the Brunel family, but they are separate companies with different SIREN numbers and addresses: Château Saint-Roch is in Roquemaure (Lirac), Château de la Gardine is in Châteauneuf-du-Pape.
- What colors of wine does Château Saint-Roch make?
- Château Saint-Roch makes red, white and rosé wines under the Lirac appellation.