Ron Siegel

9.4

Jamet at its best! Notes of red berry & black cherry fruits, black olive, meat, violet & spice. — 21 hours ago

Evan Bienstock

9.4

2005 in a just perfect spot right now. Soft, elegant, balanced. — 3 days ago

Stephen Osgood

10

Knockout, dark crimson red with great clarity, and spicy sweet tannin still kicking with a several minute finish. 2nd time tasting this vintage with consistent notes. The pinnacle of classic Côte Rôtie right here. — 17 days ago

Bradley Brown

Owner/Winemaker Big Basin Vineyards

9.5

Gorgeous in all respected - savory nose, dense and silky on palate with serious mid palate, yet very elegant — 3 days ago

David MacMillan

9.4

This is a frigging brilliant wine. Leather, cherry, licorice, really alive.....wasn’t expecting it to be so decent — 7 days ago

Ron Siegel

9.3

More on the elegant side with lots of black cherry, meat, black olive, pepper, licorice & violet. — 10 days ago

Ron Siegel

9.3

Beautifully structured & balanced that needs a few more years in the cellar. — 21 days ago

Jordan Wardlaw

9.1

Fairly textbook rendering, albeit a bit more polished than most. Espresso, violets, black pepper, fresh thyme. — 5 days ago

Dr. Owen Bargreen

9.5

The 2012 Domaine Jamet Côte-Rôtie is an absolutely monumental wine from this challenging vintage in the Northern Rhone. Tasted with eminent Washington vigneron, Christophe Baron, this beautiful wine needed more than an hour decant. The seductive nose picks up gorgeous range form red fruits to citrus rind and bulls blood as well as iodine that all connect marvelously in the glass. The palate has tremendous verve and energy, as the silky mouthfeel and wonderful tension in the wine create a lasting effect. A dusting of white pepper hits you instantly, alongside bacon fat, red cherry puree and red plum infused black tea flavors all marvelously aligning. The mouth-watering acidity to the wine is absolutely stunning. Fantastic now, this beautiful wine will continue to evolve over the next two decades. Drink 2019-2035- 95 — 2 days ago

Stephen Osgood

9.6

Rare bottle, different from the 1990 Gentaz Côte Rôtie Côte Brune.... this wine is comprised of 2 lieux dits: La Landonne and La Viaillère. It does not contain any of Gentaz’s small parcel in Côte Brune that was adjacent to the subplot that is now known as La Turque. For this reason Côte Brune does not appear on the label of this particular bottling. — 17 days ago