Côtes du Rhône, Southern Rhône, Rhône, France
Nice French blend for the price. A little more fruit forward/new world than expected, but still solid.
Nice French blend for the price. A little more fruit forward/new world than expected, but still solid.
Feb 26th, 2024
This may be the very bottom of the barrel of what can be classified as a Cotes-du-Rhône. James Suckling’s sticker on it confirms him as a total sellout
This may be the very bottom of the barrel of what can be classified as a Cotes-du-Rhône. James Suckling’s sticker on it confirms him as a total sellout
Jan 16th, 2022
Whiff of orange peel, spices, berries. Tastes as it smells, with a bit more on the spices, a tiny bit earthier than the nose, Decent. Simple, but content.
Whiff of orange peel, spices, berries. Tastes as it smells, with a bit more on the spices, a tiny bit earthier than the nose, Decent. Simple, but content.
Oct 14th, 2021
Basic CDR. Grenache/Syrah/ Mourvèdre Blend. Red and black berry aromas with hints of earth and herbs. Lots of red berry and sour cranberry flavors with hints of stones and pepper spice. Vibrant acidity. Reasonable with solid QPR.
Basic CDR. Grenache/Syrah/ Mourvèdre Blend. Red and black berry aromas with hints of earth and herbs. Lots of red berry and sour cranberry flavors with hints of stones and pepper spice. Vibrant acidity. Reasonable with solid QPR.
Jul 1st, 2021
Well put together, straightforward CDR. Already enjoyable young. No rough edges, maybe a touch flabby. Good with braised shanks over polenta.
Well put together, straightforward CDR. Already enjoyable young. No rough edges, maybe a touch flabby. Good with braised shanks over polenta.
Mar 1st, 2021
