05/27/2026
Guillaume Gonnet is known primarily for Chateauneuf du Pape, as they make 4 different versions, amongst their other wines.
Both Jeb Dunnuck and Robert Parker have high praise for these wines, and after tasting this one, I can see why.
A classic southern Rhone blend of 80% Grenache and 20% Syrah, it has seen little oak, so it is bursting with bright berry fruit of red currant, pie cherries and raspberry, with that underpinning of brooding pepper, herb and smoke, which define these wines.
2023 is shaping up to be another scrumptious vintage, which has softer tannins, but still lots of extract. Specific wine scores are just starting to trickle in.
Jeb Dunnuck has not reviewed this wine yet, but says this about the producer: “Domaine Guillaume Gonnet is the personal label of Guillaume and Kelly Gonnet. They produce wines from multiple appellations in the Southern Rhône, and the wines are terrific across the board.”
With tariffs always being a question mark these days on all incoming wines from Europe, it is time to load the cellar.
�A remarkable value.