2015 E. Guigal Côte-Rôtie La Mouline

Community Tasting Notes (8) Avg Score: 96.1 points

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  12/26/2023 - Brian of Mull Likes this wine: 96 Points

  Opened for 2.5 hours. Color is deep and opaque garnet/purple. On the nose: I am coming off a cold so not sure how good my effort will be, but I get : Pepper, iron, violets and cassis. Probably a lot more there than I can get at the moment. On the palate: Cassis, pepper, violets, iron, blackberries and a bit of cinnamon. This is superb even with a cold remnant. It is quite young, probably needs at least 5 years and I should have opened for maybe 6 hours. Since I was sick over 3 days and Christmas I wanted to drink something really good to celebrate being almost better and the holidays.

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  11/14/2023 - peternelson wrote: 93 Points

  My fav of the '15 La La's tonight, the most balanced and perfumed despite the extreme youth of these wines. Beautiful pot-pouri, violets, lavender, dark berries, ample but more silky tannins compared to the other La La's, elegant and juicy but refined. Needs 10+ years. Cotsens blind night

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  5/1/2020 - watcheslover Likes this wine: 98 Points

  Very great wine, to wait a minimum of 8 years.
  A little level under La Landonne 2015, and a big level under the best Guigal of all my tasting life, La Turque 2015

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  12/9/2019 - fcxj wrote: 92 Points

  Inky with potential.

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  11/7/2019 - chatters wrote:

  2015 Guigal single vineyard cote rotie release dinner (Golden Century, Sussex Street): Ripe blackberry, slight herbaceous/stalky note, plenty of spice, pretty, jubey notes. Pretty, juicy, black fruits, a little stone fruit, plenty of tannins but softly handled, the oak more evident on the palate though this is lovely.

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