Community Tasting Notes (7) Avg Score: 91.3 points

  • Ski trip - Four wino familes; 2/16/2024-2/19/2024 (Wisp Resort): This reminds me the 13 version a bit. Medium expressive nose displaying subtle primary black fruit, blackberry, black cherry, ink, licorice, a hint of oak, black pepper and mineral. Good concentration, slightly subdued black fruit, slightly lean, good acidity, strong earthy mineral, and a medium long subdued black fruit driven finish.

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  • Wildly perfumed nose of violet, black cherry, garrigue, and spice. A bit of black olive. Engagingly complex nose - fun! The palate separates from the nose, becomes a bit more sedate, at least on initial attack. Dark core of black fruit with a streak of ripe plum. The black olive hinted at on the nose comes through along with a lovely earthen depth to it. Easily recognizable as northern Rhone syrah. Lingering peppery finish. This is really quite good - coming into its own sooner than I thought it would, though still fairly primary.

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  • Ski trip - Four wino familes; 2/17/2023-2/20/2023 (WISP Resort): Opaque, almost black color. Very primary nose displaying slightly coiled black fruit, black cherry, blackberry concentrated, ink, licorice, leather, noticeable oak, black pepper and earth. Excellent concentration, coiled concentrated black fruit, deeply toned, bright acidity, strong earthy mineral and a medium to long concentrated black fruit driven finish. It seems a bit coiled. Very masculine and modern expression. Needs time.

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  • I’m still waiting for this to bulk up a little because it’s the only thing it lacks. Subtle nose of spicy deep red fruit and earth with a bit of gaminess, lovely mouth feel with flavors of black plum and overripe red fruit that are highly expressive. Tannic on the early finish with small, tight tannins giving way to burst of acidity with a lengthy, lingering finish. Only a five-year-old, so will likely want to wait another 3 years before revisiting. I continue to expect this wine to develop and become something special. Hope so.

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  • With real potential - the wine has excellent flavor and lift but feels as if it will be exceptional once it puts on some weight. Balanced and enjoyable now, it should really perform well over the next ten years.

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    2017 and 2018 Northern Rhône (Jul 2019), 7/1/2019, (See more on Vinous...)

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