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Probably one of the more disputed 95's from Jeb Dunnuck (at least for me). I think he's tasting something different than most... frame of reference comes to mind. As good as it is, I think its appeal is narrow. Bone dry and bitter, beautiful violets, tobacco, and a strong, but clean earth profile. That said, for around $20, it's still an exceptional value. 91+
Probably one of the more disputed 95's from Jeb Dunnuck (at least for me). I think he's tasting something different than most... frame of reference comes to mind. As good as it is, I think its appeal is narrow. Bone dry and bitter, beautiful violets, tobacco, and a strong, but clean earth profile. That said, for around $20, it's still an exceptional value. 91+
Château Saint-Roch wines have always represented great QPR. Mixed dark berries, garrigue, flowers, graham cracker, anise, and dark melted chocolate! Mild tannins, Med+ bodied. Delicious at 15% alc.
Château Saint-Roch wines have always represented great QPR. Mixed dark berries, garrigue, flowers, graham cracker, anise, and dark melted chocolate! Mild tannins, Med+ bodied. Delicious at 15% alc.
Maury, Roussillon, Languedoc Roussillon, France
