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For lovers of great Rhône wines, this is something rather special: six bottles of Mas de Boislauzon “Tintot” 2017, presented together in the original wooden case bearing the winery’s logo.
Mas de Boislauzon is a family domaine based near Orange in the southern Rhône, renowned for expressive, terroir-driven Châteauneuf-du-Pape. The estate works organically across a mosaic of parcels, with a particular focus on old vines and naturally low yields.
Tintot is one of the domaine’s most distinctive cuvées. Named after an old Provençal term for Mourvèdre, it is an exceptionally Mourvèdre-driven expression of Châteauneuf-du-Pape, produced from very old vines and a particularly limited parcel. The result is markedly different from the more familiar Grenache-dominant style of the appellation: darker, more structured, savoury and wonderfully profound.
The 2017 vintage has developed beautifully, revealing the concentration and character for which Tintot is known. Deep blackberry, blueberry and dark plum are layered with black pepper, liquorice, smoked meat and earthy notes. The palate is full-bodied and powerful, with dense yet polished tannins and a long, persistent finish. It is a wine built not simply for drinking, but for slow enjoyment and further evolution in bottle.
And then there is the presentation.
Rather than six individual bottles, this collection comes in a stunning wooden six-bottle case, marked with the distinctive Mas de Boislauzon Tintot branding and winery logo. The natural wood and original winery presentation make the case particularly striking, whether displayed in a cellar, offered as a prestigious gift or opened for a special occasion.
With six bottles of the same cuvée and vintage, it is also an opportunity to follow the wine over time — enjoy one bottle now and allow the others to develop further in the cellar, watching how this Mourvèdre-driven Châteauneuf-du-Pape evolves.
A rare six-bottle presentation of an already rare wine — Tintot 2017 in its beautiful original wooden case.
