Jean-Luc Jamet

Terrasses Côte-Rotie Syrah

9.210 ratings
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Côte-Rôtie, Northern Rhône, Rhône, France
Syrah
Lamb
Top Notes For
Jakub Kalinowski

Fresh, juicy, fragrant.
Black fruit, a touch of spices a pinch of herbs.
Black fruit in the palate with loads of fresh, juicy, savoury acidity. The frame is crisp & beautiful, filled with layers of fresh fruit.
Not decanted at all and drinking beautifully already now.

Fresh, juicy, fragrant.
Black fruit, a touch of spices a pinch of herbs.
Black fruit in the palate with loads of fresh, juicy, savoury acidity. The frame is crisp & beautiful, filled with layers of fresh fruit.
Not decanted at all and drinking beautifully already now.

Oct 16th, 2021
David Russell

13%

Aug 1st, 2021
Michael Greene

Love these. Need a long decant but dark fruit comes through with smoked meat and olive brine. Nice and savory finish to go with some grilled strip steaks.

Love these. Need a long decant but dark fruit comes through with smoked meat and olive brine. Nice and savory finish to go with some grilled strip steaks.

Dec 28th, 2020
Jeremy Pollard

Dark, charry nose. Cola. Palate currently quite closed — needs more time to reveal itself. The bold aromas are in contrast to the restrained, elegant palate.

Dark, charry nose. Cola. Palate currently quite closed — needs more time to reveal itself. The bold aromas are in contrast to the restrained, elegant palate.

Dec 27th, 2020
J. Kim
9.5

Is endowed with superbly complex, profound aromas. Superbly polished and shaped. Modern leaning but not overripe and framed with brilliant acidities. The aroma is one of those rare kind that projects three dimensional twin image of the body, totally unperturbed from the oxidation for hours. Becomes like a super luxury Douro Reds by the middle of the bottle and then settles down into a genuine Cote Rotie by the bottom third.

Is endowed with superbly complex, profound aromas. Superbly polished and shaped. Modern leaning but not overripe and framed with brilliant acidities. The aroma is one of those rare kind that projects three dimensional twin image of the body, totally unperturbed from the oxidation for hours. Becomes like a super luxury Douro Reds by the middle of the bottle and then settles down into a genuine Cote Rotie by the bottom third.

Nov 19th, 2020
Michael Greene

A bit reductive at first...all meat and brine. After two hours, fruit came through. Dark berries and leather. Mineral.

A bit reductive at first...all meat and brine. After two hours, fruit came through. Dark berries and leather. Mineral.

Jun 20th, 2020
Chris Van de Velde

Chris had this 3 years ago

Chris had this 3 years ago

Apr 3rd, 2021
Bret

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Oct 21st, 2020
Michal Rosenn

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Michal had this 4 years ago

Mar 28th, 2020
Alan Snitow

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Alan had this 4 years ago

Oct 6th, 2019