Cote Rotie! Or is it St. Joseph? Either way, it's $50 and it tastes like expensive, decadent French wine that deserves rich rich food. I want a barrel.
Cote Rotie! Or is it St. Joseph? Either way, it's $50 and it tastes like expensive, decadent French wine that deserves rich rich food. I want a barrel.
1 person found it helpfulDec 18th, 2013
That moment you taste a wine blind and you instantly know the region, producer, vineyard & vintage. This wine is genius and 1 of a kind. The citrus is unmistakeable. Milky, funky, low acid, volatile greatness. It's a 10. Pretty sure Christophe made the wine in 2010.
That moment you taste a wine blind and you instantly know the region, producer, vineyard & vintage. This wine is genius and 1 of a kind. The citrus is unmistakeable. Milky, funky, low acid, volatile greatness. It's a 10. Pretty sure Christophe made the wine in 2010.
May 27th, 2016
Distinctive. Concentrated. Bright cherry, plum, anise, molasses, with a subtle tangerine backing. Would pair well with many meats. Wonderfu.
Distinctive. Concentrated. Bright cherry, plum, anise, molasses, with a subtle tangerine backing. Would pair well with many meats. Wonderfu.
Feb 12th, 2015
Walla Walla Valley, Oregon/Washington, USA
