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Just-ripe black fruit with an appealing tartness; mineral-forward, a little earthy and Bretty; licorice, coffee, and smoke. Medium-bodied, nimble, and well-balanced in its acid and tannin structure. Becomes more generous with air but retains a compact frame.
Just-ripe black fruit with an appealing tartness; mineral-forward, a little earthy and Bretty; licorice, coffee, and smoke. Medium-bodied, nimble, and well-balanced in its acid and tannin structure. Becomes more generous with air but retains a compact frame.
Owner No Limit Fine Wines, Private Wine Consultant
8.9
Really starting to enjoy the 2012s. This one is right in the wheelhouse. Does not lack power or depth but it is certainly not a dark or fruity wine. Lots of pepper, spice and bright red fruits. Played more like crozes rather than saint Jospeh. Great value
Really starting to enjoy the 2012s. This one is right in the wheelhouse. Does not lack power or depth but it is certainly not a dark or fruity wine. Lots of pepper, spice and bright red fruits. Played more like crozes rather than saint Jospeh. Great value
Author Drink Me, Quadrille, App editor The London Wine Guide, Judge for Decanter, IWSC, IWC, etc. , Freelance wine writer UK wine mags
9.0
I underestimated this when I tasted a barrel sample. Well made, classic St Joseph. Just a little bit funky on the nose. Well balanced, fresh, good heft of tannin. Pleasure for the mind as well as the body.
I underestimated this when I tasted a barrel sample. Well made, classic St Joseph. Just a little bit funky on the nose. Well balanced, fresh, good heft of tannin. Pleasure for the mind as well as the body.
St. Joseph, Northern Rhône, Rhône, France
