André Perret
Saint-Joseph White Rhone Blend


See note from 22 weeks ago. Deep yellow - amber in colour. Caramel and oxidative notes then beeswax and honey notes. Palate of poached pears and quince with low acid. The next day on the palate a candied Orange with herbs. An unctuous texture - a mature St Joseph Blanc in top form.
See note from 22 weeks ago. Deep yellow - amber in colour. Caramel and oxidative notes then beeswax and honey notes. Palate of poached pears and quince with low acid. The next day on the palate a candied Orange with herbs. An unctuous texture - a mature St Joseph Blanc in top form.
Dec 5th, 2021
Quite a rich lemon in colour. Overall the aromatics are more delicate for the sometimes unctuous varieties of Marsanne and Roussanne. Lovely aromatics of pear, honeysuckle and white flowers. The following night the palate was a little more luscious with notes of quince with low acid. A lovely wine.
Quite a rich lemon in colour. Overall the aromatics are more delicate for the sometimes unctuous varieties of Marsanne and Roussanne. Lovely aromatics of pear, honeysuckle and white flowers. The following night the palate was a little more luscious with notes of quince with low acid. A lovely wine.
Jul 1st, 2021
Delicious and sophisticated with surprising freshness and a subtle hint of honey. But will be even better in several years.
Delicious and sophisticated with surprising freshness and a subtle hint of honey. But will be even better in several years.
1 person found it helpfulAug 12th, 2016Boom diggity. Excellent and amazing mouthfeel and balance. Highly recommended
Boom diggity. Excellent and amazing mouthfeel and balance. Highly recommended
Apr 2nd, 2017A bit awkward/flabby and showing some heat. It felt like Viognier in weight and had some of those aromas but had more of a Marsanne/Roussanne texture. Maybe new oak.
A bit awkward/flabby and showing some heat. It felt like Viognier in weight and had some of those aromas but had more of a Marsanne/Roussanne texture. Maybe new oak.
Feb 3rd, 2016