Domaine de la Guicharde

Côtes du Rhône Red Rhone Blend

8.7102 ratings
8.410 pro ratings
Côtes du Rhône, Southern Rhône, Rhône, France
Red Rhone Blend
Tomato-Based, Pasta, Salami & Prosciutto, Mushrooms, Onion, Pungent Cheese, Venison, Hard Cheese, Lamb, Pork, Beef
Top Notes For
Mark Eastom

Cherry, boysenberry, earth, dried herbs, menthol, tiny bit of brett but pretty, touch of incense, medium tannins and nice acid. I’m a fan. Great for the price and great with grilled meat.

Cherry, boysenberry, earth, dried herbs, menthol, tiny bit of brett but pretty, touch of incense, medium tannins and nice acid. I’m a fan. Great for the price and great with grilled meat.

Aug 20th, 2021
Peter Marks

Master of Wine, Educator Constellation Brands

6.1

Horse saddle, cow pasture, Brett bomb. Beware!

Horse saddle, cow pasture, Brett bomb. Beware!

Sep 6th, 2018
Stacy Woods

I said "wow" right out loud when I took my first sip. I am so glad that I was unable to fit the entire bottle into the beef bourguignon for which it was originally intended. I was so disappointed to only have 2 glasses left that my husband drove out into the snow to fetch another bottle. For $12 I wasn't expecting much more than a basic cooking wine. I was pleasantly surprised. Deeply concentrated purple with a large blue black core and thin grape juice rim. Fruit forward, ripe red fruit, figs, cocoa powder, cola. Medium plus body, smooth lush texture, low acid, well integrated, forward moving plush tannin, high alcohol 14% throws surprisingly little heat or prickle. A dry wine but with no bitterness and super ripe fruit there is a perception of sweetness. Flavors on the nose are duplicated on the palate with the addition of black pepper and Rosemary. I expect that this wine will enhance the bourguignon in the pot and in the glass!

I said "wow" right out loud when I took my first sip. I am so glad that I was unable to fit the entire bottle into the beef bourguignon for which it was originally intended. I was so disappointed to only have 2 glasses left that my husband drove out into the snow to fetch another bottle. For $12 I wasn't expecting much more than a basic cooking wine. I was pleasantly surprised. Deeply concentrated purple with a large blue black core and thin grape juice rim. Fruit forward, ripe red fruit, figs, cocoa powder, cola. Medium plus body, smooth lush texture, low acid, well integrated, forward moving plush tannin, high alcohol 14% throws surprisingly little heat or prickle. A dry wine but with no bitterness and super ripe fruit there is a perception of sweetness. Flavors on the nose are duplicated on the palate with the addition of black pepper and Rosemary. I expect that this wine will enhance the bourguignon in the pot and in the glass!

2 people found it helpfulFeb 8th, 2015
Peter J.

Peter had this 11 years ago

Peter had this 11 years ago

1 person found it helpfulJun 23rd, 2014
Ryan Lezcano

Ryan had this 11 years ago

Ryan had this 11 years ago

1 person found it helpfulFeb 15th, 2014
Brian Shaw

My 'go to' vino.

My 'go to' vino.

1 person found it helpfulJun 29th, 2013
Jonah Frohlich

Jonah had this 12 years ago

Jonah had this 12 years ago

1 person found it helpfulDec 3rd, 2012
Nate Axline

By far one of the best priced for the quality. Keep an eye out for great vintages.

By far one of the best priced for the quality. Keep an eye out for great vintages.

Nov 27th, 2016
Scott Bronstein

Heat, baked, menthol, waiting to settle

Heat, baked, menthol, waiting to settle

Jun 6th, 2016
Richard Martin

Did Chad Walsh have anything to do with this choice, by the glass at Le Fond? Excellent.

Did Chad Walsh have anything to do with this choice, by the glass at Le Fond? Excellent.

Jan 8th, 2015