2014 Domaine Coursodon St. Joseph L'Olivaie
Syrah
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By Josh Raynolds
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2014 and 2013 Northern Rhône: Great Wines If You Can Find Them (Mar 2016), 3/1/2016, (See more on Vinous...)
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Wine Definition
- Vintage2014
- TypeRed
- ProducerDomaine Coursodon
- VarietySyrah
- DesignationL'Olivaie
- Vineyardn/a
- CountryFrance
- RegionRhône
- SubRegionNorthern Rhône
- AppellationSt. Joseph
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2/14/2021 - cwjames Likes this wine: 92 Points
Intense black appearance, classic Syrah aromas. smoky, rubber, blackberry, fresh and lifted on palate and very long. This is drinking very well. Baffled by the other 2 reviews below but perhaps some bottle variation. looking forward to some venison with this!
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10/4/2020 - LEEJV123 Does not like this wine: 87 Points
Medium body, round, underwhelming, short.
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2/14/2020 - tymon Does not like this wine: 85 Points
Nice fruit overshadowed by oak. Light tannins, medium plus acidity. Pleasant enough if you enjoy oaky wines. Good potential, but any Rhône characteristics are difficult to spot because of the new oak.
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