| Wine Type | Vintage Name Variety Locale | Date Posted Score Helpful Comments More... |
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1999 Patrick Jasmin Côte-RôtieSyrah more |
4/5/2024 - NickA Likes this wine: 94 pointsThomas’s Northern Rhone extravaganza (Cabotte): Boom - this sort of showing is why we turned up tonight. Classic, complex nose with red fruit, red meat, black pepper, ash, truffle and clove. Fully mature on the palate: savoury and food-friendly, and very long. Sexy wine. My and the group's #3. |
| Red |
2009 Patrick Jasmin Côte-RôtieSyrah more |
4/13/2024 - MrOctoberfest Likes this wine: NRMy first Jasmin. So delicate and floral that you almost forget that this is Syrah. Why do I continue to buy Red Burg that costs double or more than this and rarely thrills me like Jasmin did tonight? |
| Red |
1999 Patrick Jasmin Côte-RôtieSyrah more |
4/5/2024 - Jamieson12o Likes this wine: 95 pointsSyrah at Cabotte (Cabotte): First wine of the night with any classic Cote Rotie meatiness; classic mature Cote Rotie. Still lots of fruit - red and black but leaning towards red (raspberries?), and some dusty tannins. Loads left in the tank but feels like this will plateau for ~5 years rather than improve. Just absolutely delicious and everything you could ask for. |
| Red |
2005 Patrick Jasmin Côte-RôtieSyrah more |
2/29/2024 - Jamieson12o Likes this wine: 91 pointsSyrah - Rhone vs SA - Cabotte with the NLWTS (Cabotte): Really fruit forward nose. Brambles and blackberries on the nose; still some noticeable fruit/sweetness. Hint of Jamminess? Not much of that classic cote-rotie ‘meatiness’. On the palate, noticeably high acidity; pretty austere. No jamminess to speak of. At nearly 20 years old the fruit isn’t exactly exuberant, but it doesn’t seem to have yet been replaced by many lovely tertiary notes either. Really fresh and direct, but needs more time for me. 91++ |
| Red |
2022 Patrick Jasmin Vin de Pays des Collines Rhodaniennes La ChevalièreSyrah more |
3/31/2024 - Aravind Asok wrote: NRPop and pour. Six months. See previous note. Very hi-toned. Yum! |
| Red |
2017 Patrick Jasmin Côte-Rôtie La GiroflarieSyrah more |
3/28/2024 - Jason Wu Likes this wine: 92 pointsSpicy, peppery, a little steely and flinty, elegant with good structure. A little lean, but very balanced and intriguing. |
| Red |
2015 Patrick Jasmin Côte-Rôtie La GiroflarieSyrah more |
3/23/2024 - cdeco001 Likes this wine: 94 pointsvery nice wine, good drinking now, great pallet |
| Red |
2015 Patrick Jasmin Vin de Pays des Collines Rhodaniennes La ChevalièreSyrah more |
3/18/2024 - melvinyeowq wrote: 92 pointsWine tasting with colleagues: Wow for a lowly VdP this has aged superbly. Juicy dark red fruit, fantastic intensity and on the elegant side for a Syrah. The favourite of the reds for the majority. |
| Red |
2017 Patrick Jasmin Côte-Rôtie La GiroflarieSyrah more |
3/17/2024 - Vini Ciclismo Likes this wine: 92 pointsDeep red, dark core, light rim. Do you find this review helpful? Yes - No / Comments (2) |
| Red |
2020 Patrick Jasmin Vin de Pays des Collines Rhodaniennes La ChevalièreSyrah more |
3/14/2024 - mwneil Likes this wine: 90 pointsLight, funky nose, tart with complex fruit flavors, similar to my precious notes, we really like this wine although our reaction to it has differed from bottle to bottle, however for a Syrah it is such a revelation that it usually impresses with the combination of fruit and terroir, drank with grilled chicken wings and thighs, plaintains, haricot verts, basmati rice and guac, will drink again, for the northern rhone a a great value. |
| Red |
1990 Patrick Jasmin Côte-RôtieSyrah more |
3/10/2024 - ewhite wrote: 89 pointsWhile this wine's best days are behind it, it was charming nonetheless. Clear ruby in color, with surprisingly little bricking, the wine started off somewhat dilute and shy. After decanting and swirling a bit the nose picked up nicely, with lovely red fruit, some savory spice notes, a hint of earth. On the palate this was light, with fully resolved tannins, with a quite short finish. Drink up if you got 'em! |
| Red |
2019 Patrick Jasmin Côte-Rôtie La GiroflarieSyrah more |
3/5/2024 - sid_loves_wine Likes this wine: 94 pointsSeriously beautiful- in my upper echelon of Cote-Rotie for sure. This starts off particularly high-pitched and very savory on the nose, with cured meats, olive brine, and a bit of bright funk, almost barnyard. I love that kind of thing, but there has to be fruit, and thankfully it emerged really quickly- a super-pure, really fresh, yet obviously ripe blackberry just behind the savory blast, with a bit of baking spice thrown in for good measure. Palate is pretty much exactly the same as the nose. It's very concentrated and present, but has a surprising brightness to it, especially as the fruit itself clearly falls into the darker spectrum. |
| Red |
2017 Patrick Jasmin Côte-Rôtie OléaSyrah more |
3/1/2024 - frenchiecagowine wrote: NRTasted blind with colleagues. Upon opening, no one guessed this was a Syrah and, in fairness, the varietal qualities were not present at all. Some thought it was Cabernet, others mentioned it was not even French. |
| Red |
2005 Patrick Jasmin Côte-RôtieSyrah more |
2/29/2024 - oenanthe Likes this wine: 91 pointsSyrah at Cabotte with the TWS North London Group (Cabotte, London): Deep dark to medium red. Smells a bit shiny if that is a thing, silken perhaps, some candyfloss element. So it is a bit of a surprise that the wine is much firmer on the palate than these initial hints of sweetness indicate. Like it's flightmate the Clape '96, it is an austere wine that has ages to go seemingly. The fruit kicks in at the back end and is very delicious, I just think the wine needs longer to come together and I'd be pleased if this was the first of a case. |
| Red |
2005 Patrick Jasmin Côte-RôtieSyrah more |
2/29/2024 - lozatron Likes this wine: NRSyrah - N Rhone vs SA with the N London Crew; 2/29/2024-3/1/2024 (La Cabotte): Nose seems more expressive than its flightmate - someone said "shiny" and this seems fair - oak? Stems? Reduction? This is tight tight tight - still a pup really. Clearly quality wine there but I'd wait a little while before drinking another. |
| Red |
1999 Patrick Jasmin Côte-RôtieSyrah more |
2/24/2024 - Handy1 wrote: 92 pointsFrom magnum pop n poured. Some funkiness/ earth upon opening that blew off. Dark fruit still there. Bacon and spices medium to high acidity. Fruit faded some after an hour |
| Red |
2015 Patrick Jasmin Côte-Rôtie La GiroflarieSyrah more |
2/17/2024 - mattym19 Likes this wine: 90 pointsBy the bottle at La Villaret in Paris. Nose is quite shy at this point, even after being open in the bottle for almost two hours, I’m really not getting mush of anything here. Maybe some ripe plums and a little alcohol. Palate is much more expressive. Lifted and fresh with ripe red cherries, cola, hints of violets, white pepper, slightly minty. More on the fruity side of Syrah than the savory side but not flabby or rich at all. Drinking well now and an excellent value at a restaurant in this case (~$100 at current exchange rates) but maybe not life-changing. Paired quite well with the meat-heavy cuisine though. |
| Red |
2018 Patrick Jasmin Côte-Rôtie La GiroflarieSyrah more |
2/6/2024 - Firemanbrandon Likes this wine: 94 pointsInky, broad, and full bodied. Black olive tamponade and smoked meat. Saline. Drinking well with plenty of future ahead. Love it. |
| Red |
2018 Patrick Jasmin Côte-Rôtie La GiroflarieSyrah more |
1/27/2024 - Cake & Fine Wine wrote: 96 pointsThis is what Côte Rôtie should be like - med to full bodied, lift, black cherry, cured meat, floral, intense and complex. I love Syrah with Viognier and this is a terrific example. Already drinking well, I believe Jasmin’s cote Rotie is known for its early approachability, but will obviously improve with age. Decanted for 2hrs. |
| Red |
2020 Patrick Jasmin Vin de Pays des Collines Rhodaniennes La ChevalièreSyrah more |
1/25/2024 - mwneil wrote: 80 pointsMaybe me tonight but became quite bitter and I could not drink it, my wife thought it was somewhat bitter but drinkable, I really liked this wine previously, have one more bottle. |
| Red |
2015 Patrick Jasmin Vin de Pays des Collines Rhodaniennes La ChevalièreSyrah more |
1/25/2024 - ssouth wrote: 92 points2015 Patrick Jasmin Le Chevaliére. Alc 12% |
| Red |
2003 Patrick Jasmin Côte-RôtieSyrah more |
1/23/2024 - The Vines That Bind wrote: 91 pointsFun to try, notes from memory, totally massive and a little overblown / really shows the heat. This shows a little more like Cabernet than Syrah or at least Cote Rotie, not much smokiness, no florals, no olive, etc., Pleasant and nice to drink on a freezing cold evening apres ski. |
| Red |
2018 Patrick Jasmin Côte-Rôtie La GiroflarieSyrah more |
1/22/2024 - CWilliam wrote: 94 pointsDecanted for 30 minutes and paired with rare grilled tuna steaks. Dark black color and throwing some sediment. On nose, meat, iodine, saline, blackberry, black olives. Very fragrant. Palate profile similar to nose ex. meat. Full body, medium tannins, medium+ acidity and very long finish. As MickethePickle noted, this is ready to roll. |
| Red |
1998 Patrick Jasmin Côte-RôtieSyrah more |
1/13/2024 - melvinyeowq wrote: NRNorthern Rhone night: Rather tertiary with obvious soy and mushroom notes. Rather flat compared to my last bottle which had an incredible intensity and acidity. |
| Red |
2010 Patrick Jasmin Côte-RôtieSyrah more |
12/28/2023 - AudunG wrote: 90 pointsDark and dense color. Aromas of dark fruit, in addition to black olives and oak, and after a while some bacon fat. Broad shouldered and quite tannic, but better than three years ago. |
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