Château Mont Thabor
Daniel Stehelin Châteauneuf-du-Pape Red Rhone Blend
Rose pedals, cherry, oak bark, tar, and pipe tobacco. Sweet and perfumed. Dried cherry, cranberry fruit, and Provencal herbs on the palate. Fruit driven, approachable, with solid QPR.
Rose pedals, cherry, oak bark, tar, and pipe tobacco. Sweet and perfumed. Dried cherry, cranberry fruit, and Provencal herbs on the palate. Fruit driven, approachable, with solid QPR.
1 person found it helpfulAug 26th, 2018100% whole cluster. Nice with decant.
100% whole cluster. Nice with decant.
1 person found it helpfulMar 7th, 2015Really great pre-dinner wine with cheese.
Really great pre-dinner wine with cheese.
1 person found it helpfulNov 13th, 20142010 vintage is perfect now. Still some dark red fruit wet stone minerality with a long finish
2010 vintage is perfect now. Still some dark red fruit wet stone minerality with a long finish
Nov 29th, 2024CNDP Rhone blend. Packs a smokey fruity punch. Nice and dry. Decant for a bit
CNDP Rhone blend. Packs a smokey fruity punch. Nice and dry. Decant for a bit
May 5th, 20232005 tasting great. Dark red fruit still there with earthy tones from front to finish. Very delightful l.
2005 tasting great. Dark red fruit still there with earthy tones from front to finish. Very delightful l.
Apr 11th, 2022Started out sweet which is surprising because I can’t really the last time I’ve had a CdP red wine start sweet from the front and end earthy on the back notes. Definitely could get the earthy and herbaceous Grenache and some of the spicy Syrah. Most of these types of wine come across as warm with juicy notes and Dusty tannins and this one didn’t disappoint, it was just a more subdued or maybe colder tasting version of that. The tenants were there to add structure but did little else, and overall the entire bottle felt more restrained than some of the sunbaked and hot fruit flavors you can get from the southern Rhône. Delicious example of CdP, enjoyed it with a stew in this cold weather.
Started out sweet which is surprising because I can’t really the last time I’ve had a CdP red wine start sweet from the front and end earthy on the back notes. Definitely could get the earthy and herbaceous Grenache and some of the spicy Syrah. Most of these types of wine come across as warm with juicy notes and Dusty tannins and this one didn’t disappoint, it was just a more subdued or maybe colder tasting version of that. The tenants were there to add structure but did little else, and overall the entire bottle felt more restrained than some of the sunbaked and hot fruit flavors you can get from the southern Rhône. Delicious example of CdP, enjoyed it with a stew in this cold weather.
Mar 4th, 2021