| Country |
France |
|---|---|
| Region |
Rhone |
| Sub Region |
Cote Rotie |
| Bottling |
Estate Bottled |
| Type of Wine |
Red wine |
| Vintage |
2017 |
| Bottle size |
0.75 L |
| Packaging |
Loose |
| Rating |
98 |
| Reviewer |
Decanter |
| Label |
gl |
| Capsule |
good condition |
| Level |
neck |
Reseña profesional
A tasting of five different barrels, drawn from 24 blocks across 19 lieux-dits, mostly schist terroirs in Ampuis and St-Cyr. It’s almost 100% whole bunch in 2017, with a minimal 15% of new oak used. Gerine is ripe and harmonious, with intense, sappy fruits and muscular tannins. Fongeant is sleek, dark and elegant. Le Plomb/Le Truchet takes tannin from the first site, acidity from the second and displays a soaring fragrance of burnt herbs. Tartaras/Bonnivières/top of Fongeant has incredible freshness and tight, fine tannins. Lastly, La Landonne, Côte Blonde, Moutonne and Côte Rozier has intense, tight, saline tannins and juniper and liquorice-tinged dark fruits. The overall impression is a powerful, ripe, structured and very fresh Côte-Rôtie, very well balanced with bright acidity, that will age impressively.
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