Tardieu-Laurent

Côte-Rôtie Syrah

9.09 ratings
9.35 pro ratings
Côte-Rôtie, Northern Rhône, Rhône, France
Syrah
Blue Cheese, Chocolate & Caramel, Vanilla & Caramel, Salami & Prosciutto, Fruit & Berries, Baking Spices, Pungent Cheese, Fruit Desserts, Soft Cheese, Chocolate & Coffee
Top Notes For
Mike Saviage

Dark purple tawny. Killer nose. Notes of smoked meats, black cherry, white pepper and exotic spices, some anise and some course gravel. Silky in the mouth. Long finish. A poor man’s La La.

Dark purple tawny. Killer nose. Notes of smoked meats, black cherry, white pepper and exotic spices, some anise and some course gravel. Silky in the mouth. Long finish. A poor man’s La La.

Jul 6th, 2021
Mike Saviage

Dark tawny. Opaque. Great perfume in the nose. Notes of black cherry, smoke, moist earth, slate and some menthol. Silky in the mouth. Rich. Really good juice.

Dark tawny. Opaque. Great perfume in the nose. Notes of black cherry, smoke, moist earth, slate and some menthol. Silky in the mouth. Rich. Really good juice.

Nov 22nd, 2018
Mike Saviage

Dull tawny color. Anything but dull nose. Notes of bright ripe fruit, strawberries, moist black soil, some kirsch and a little black olive. Rich and round in the mouth. Still young. Fruit comes off as a little overripe but paired well with lamb chops.

Dull tawny color. Anything but dull nose. Notes of bright ripe fruit, strawberries, moist black soil, some kirsch and a little black olive. Rich and round in the mouth. Still young. Fruit comes off as a little overripe but paired well with lamb chops.

1 person found it helpfulOct 8th, 2019
Matt

Dominated by tertiary character typical of origin and the sweet lingering of new oak. Past its prime as the palate has shed a lot of flesh by now. The nose is gorgeous; burnt ends, toasted herbs de Provence, hardwood smoke, ash, pepper, licorice root, coffee grounds, vanilla, baked plum and dried red fruit. Wood tannins have some firmness, but there’s an acid component balancing it out. Still found this enjoyable though

Dominated by tertiary character typical of origin and the sweet lingering of new oak. Past its prime as the palate has shed a lot of flesh by now. The nose is gorgeous; burnt ends, toasted herbs de Provence, hardwood smoke, ash, pepper, licorice root, coffee grounds, vanilla, baked plum and dried red fruit. Wood tannins have some firmness, but there’s an acid component balancing it out. Still found this enjoyable though

1 person found it helpfulSep 19th, 2018
Bill Stapleton

Fruitless, faded amber in the glass. Ou sont les neiges d'Anton?

Fruitless, faded amber in the glass. Ou sont les neiges d'Anton?

Sep 4th, 2014
Allison Dubin

Allison had this 7 years ago

Allison had this 7 years ago

Dec 25th, 2016
Ron Siegel

Ron had this 7 years ago

Ron had this 7 years ago

Dec 30th, 2016
Benjamin Keator

Benjamin had this 9 years ago

Benjamin had this 9 years ago

Jul 29th, 2015
Richard Lin

Richard had this 10 years ago

Richard had this 10 years ago

Aug 12th, 2014