Domaine Maître Curnier
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Family estate in Vacqueyras, built around 1750 by a notary
About Domaine Maître Curnier
Domaine Maître Curnier is a family estate at La Curnière in Vacqueyras. The house was built around 1750 by a notary named Maître Curnier, from whom the estate takes its name, and the property has been in winegrowing hands since the family turned from mixed farming to vines in the 1960s. Today Bénédicte runs it. The estate makes AOP Vacqueyras in red, rosé and white, a Côtes du Rhône red and a Muscat de Beaumes de Venise VDN, with Grenache Noir and Syrah as its two main varieties. Visitors can taste at the cellar, and the wines are also sold online.
Who Is This For?
For those who want Vacqueyras in red, rosé and white from a family estate, and who like to visit the cellar or order online.
Wines of Domaine Maître Curnier
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Where is Domaine Maître Curnier?
- The estate is at La Curnière in Vacqueyras, in the Vaucluse (1166 chemin des abreuvoirs, 84190 Vacqueyras).
- Where does the name Maître Curnier come from?
- The house was built around 1750 by a notary called Maître Curnier, and the estate is named after him.
- Which wines does Domaine Maître Curnier make?
- It makes AOP Vacqueyras in red, rosé and white, a Côtes du Rhône red and a Muscat de Beaumes de Venise VDN.
- Which grape varieties does the estate focus on?
- Grenache Noir and Syrah are its two main varieties.
- Can I taste and buy wine at Domaine Maître Curnier?
- Yes. The cellar welcomes visitors for tastings, and the wines can also be ordered online through the estate's website.