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Château de Beaucastel, Châteauneuf-du-Pape Hommage à Jacques Perrin

Beaucastel's old-vine Mourvèdre cuvée, made only in top vintages, about 4,000–6,000 bottles.

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Château de Beaucastel
Michal Osmenda · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0

Hommage à Jacques Perrin is Château de Beaucastel's special cuvée from old-vine Mourvèdre, produced only in vintages the family selects.

Made by
Château de Beaucastel
From
Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Rhône
Style
RedMourvèdre, Grenache, Syrah, Counoise
Bottles made in a typical year
5.0K
The kind of wine

Northern Rhône single-vineyard Syrah

A Syrah from the steep terraces of Hermitage or Côte-Rôtie in the northern Rhône. Farmed by hand, a few thousand bottles a year.

What a bottle like this costs to make

A glass of dark red wine on a terrace wall in a very steep vineyard above a wide river

Good years and bad

One square for each year. The darker the square, the better the weather was for the grapes. Tap a year to read about it.

2020201920172016201520122011201020092007200520032001200019981995
ExceptionalExcellentVery goodGoodMixedDifficult
The essentials

The wine and its economics

Hommage à Jacques Perrin is Château de Beaucastel's special cuvée from old-vine Mourvèdre, produced only in vintages the family selects.

Every year in a tableHow each year was rated, and the price the producer first asked
VintageHow the year was ratedRelease priceHow rare (0–100)The growing season
2020Very Good — 82
2019Excellent — 83
2017Very Good — 84
2016Exceptional — 84
2015Exceptional — 85
2012Very Good — 86
2011Good — 86
2010Exceptional — 86Cool, dry; exceptional in both north and south.
2009Very Good — 87
2007Excellent — 87
2005Excellent — 88
2003Very Good — 88
2001Very Good — 88
2000Very Good — 89
1998Excellent — 89
1995Very Good — 90
 Release price is what the producer first asked for a bottle. A dash means no price was published.

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What does this wine cost to make?Our estimate: $21–$70 a bottle

We estimate it costs about $21 to $70 to make one bottle of a wine like this. The price in the shop is far higher because the land is scarce, the name is famous, and many hands take a share on the way to you.

ComponentLowHigh
Imputed land cost$3.04$14.63
Vineyard operations$4.66$13.30
Oak barrels$0.38$1.83
Winemaking labour and cellar work$3.00$6.00
Cellar aging$1.20$4.00
Bottle, closure, label, case and bottling$4.40$11.40
Winery overhead$3.00$8.00
Financing over the aging period$1.18$10.35
Estimated winery production cost$20.85$69.51
 One standard bottle, at the winery door. Built in US dollars and shown in your chosen currency.

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Recent auction resultsWhat bottles of this wine fetched when collectors sold them
Sale dateVintageHouse and saleFormatLot pricePer bottle
Sep 20222016Christie'sThe Treasury: Finest Wines from a Peerless Collection (sale 21095) · lot 3671 × 300 cl≈$1,240≈$1,240 with premium
Sep 20222016Christie'sThe Treasury: Finest Wines from a Peerless Collection (sale 21095) · lot 3662 × 150 cl≈$1,323≈$661 with premium
Sep 20222016Christie'sThe Treasury: Finest Wines from a Peerless Collection (sale 21095) · lot 3656 × 75 cl≈$1,819≈$303 with premium
Jun 20222007Christie'sFine and Rare Wines Online: Featuring the Exceptional Collection of Danny and Donna Arnold (sale 20968) · lot 32312 × 75 cl$5,250$438 with premium
Jun 20222007Christie'sFine and Rare Wines Online: Featuring the Exceptional Collection of Danny and Donna Arnold (sale 20968) · lot 32210 × 75 cl$4,000$400 with premium
 Prices are in the currency of each sale. Christie’s and Sotheby’s include the buyer’s fee; Hart Davis Hart shows the price before it.

All lots on record

The detailsClassification, grapes, bottle sizes and the rest
Producer
Château de Beaucastel
Region
Rhône
Appellation
Châteauneuf-du-Pape
Classification
Châteauneuf-du-Pape AOC
Style
Red
Grape composition
Mourvèdre, Grenache, Syrah, Counoise≈ 60%
Bottle sizes
750 · 1500 ml
Bottles made in a typical year
5,000 bottlesTrade reporting ≈ 4,000–6,000 bottles in declared years
First vintage made
1989
Great years
7 of 16 rated excellent or exceptional

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Hermitage (rouge)

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Côte-Rôtie La Landonne

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Côte-Rôtie La Mouline

The first of Guigal's three crus (1966), Syrah with Viognier from the Côte Blonde, about 5,000 bottles, 42 months in new oak.
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Côte-Rôtie La Turque

The youngest cru (1985), from a hectare on the Côte Brune, about 5,000 bottles.

Sources

  1. Château de Beaucastel, 2025. Retrieved 3 September 2026.
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