Château Rayas
Château Des Tours Réservé Côtes du Rhône Red Rhone Blend
Old Grenache vines always top. The masculine Rayas ?
Old Grenache vines always top. The masculine Rayas ?
Sep 5th, 2024Earthy, raspberry, honeysuckle, lighter but dry finish. Very good!
Earthy, raspberry, honeysuckle, lighter but dry finish. Very good!
Oct 17th, 2020No brett. Firm, Grenache-forward. Middle-aged.
No brett. Firm, Grenache-forward. Middle-aged.
Jan 27th, 2023I bought this bottle 5 years ago for 16 EUR and I'm not sure about the current pricetag but man what a bargain it was. I had to dig deep into my cellar to pull this one but I'm so glad I did..
This is unlike anything I know from that region.
The nose is blood orange and olive and garrigue. The palate is magnificent. A very strong acid backbone, a very dry mouthfeel with those blood orange notes all along. A huge width and an soft mouthfeel, a power house of a mid palate with carressing tannins which create a drying layer, and eventually a very long, everlasting finish with that blood orange note which turns into blood orange peel in the end with a tiny bitter twist. This is greatness before my eyes (and tastebuds)
I bought this bottle 5 years ago for 16 EUR and I'm not sure about the current pricetag but man what a bargain it was. I had to dig deep into my cellar to pull this one but I'm so glad I did..
This is unlike anything I know from that region.
The nose is blood orange and olive and garrigue. The palate is magnificent. A very strong acid backbone, a very dry mouthfeel with those blood orange notes all along. A huge width and an soft mouthfeel, a power house of a mid palate with carressing tannins which create a drying layer, and eventually a very long, everlasting finish with that blood orange note which turns into blood orange peel in the end with a tiny bitter twist. This is greatness before my eyes (and tastebuds)