75% Grenache, 25% Mourvèdre. Not remembering where I got this but suspect I purchased in France and brought back to US. We were buying wine from a guy adjacent to the castle in Chateau Neau Pape that was in a cave. Ok but nothings no special. — 2 years ago
Solid! Quite nice — 4 years ago
Dry, lemon citrus, bright perfect rose — 3 months ago
Lexington,SC at private property — 2 years ago
Cherry, Plum, hint of Strawberry, Black Pepper, Earthiness, Herbs de Provence.
— 4 years ago
Popped and poured; enjoyed over a couple of hours. The 2020 Chateauneuf-du-Pape “Colombis” pours a slightly brighter and more translucent ruby relative to Isabel's standard CdP. The nose is more perfumed and ever so pretty with primarily (though beautifully ripened) red fruit, carnations, and licorice. Confirmed on the palate with a “Dear God that is Grenache” sort of impression. A bag of Twizzlers. Medium tannin and medium acid. The finish is sexy, in a refined and mature sort of way..a bit like Susan Sarandon in Alfie. Ooof. Colombis is 100% whole cluster Grenache from from a blend of three lieu-dits (Colombis, led Roules and le Cristia); all aged in foudre exclusively. Overall, this retains the trademark elegance found in her other wines but the fleshiness of the Grenache is palpable. This is glossy, slick, impressive texture. Hard to say how this will age since I’ve seemed to struggle to understand the aging arc of 100% Grenache wines. That being said, I think this will drink very well in the near term while the fruit is so fresh. Somewhere around 2028 however, this might quiet quit on everyone…and may take some time to emerge from that to show some secondary characteristics that are redeeming. But shit…this stuff is expensive so I would drink it now while it’s so impressive. — 8 months ago
Deep rich dark fruit. Amazingly vibrant . — 3 years ago
Bought at Goat, Sheep, Cow on Charleston. — 5 years ago
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Grenache yum — a month ago