ince 2015, there have already been several changes, with the choice of a new, darker bottle with a narrower neck, which will help to conserve the wine and reduce exchanges between inside and outside the bottle.

The goal is to take the packaging up a notch, while retaining some of the distinctive elements, such as the rounded “Brown” logo.

The engraving on the label has been redesigned, making it more delicate and elegant, and presenting a more faithful rendition of the estate, with the Chartreuse surrounded by the property’s grapevines, woods and gardens. There is also a discreet dove, which serves as a reminder of the dovecote built in the 18th century, a reminder of the age of the vineyard, which has borne its name since 1795.

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