Dinner at attagirl (Chicago, IL): Yet another fantastic young Jamet. Meeting the high expectations is becoming the norm for the estate. This is much lighter and lifted than the previous two iterations, and the fruit is more perfumed and showing more red-dominant. Brilliant fresh minerality and acidity on the palate. This shines like a ruby. As archetypal syrah and it comes, with spice, fruit, smoke, and meat. A must for the cellar.
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April 2024 Rhone Valley Tasting (K&L): This is a big boy. Aromatically complex, with red fruit and smoke on the palate, and subtle hints of stem, spice and herbs. Texturally, there are super silky tannins (bordering on velvety), caressing the mouth from start to finish. The one nit to pick here is that it could use more acidity, but it is still balanced and refreshing. But, good lord, is it ripe (though not in a flabby, gloopy way). Maybe not hedonistically ripe for civilians, but perhaps a touch too hedonistically ripe for the AFWE. Not damning with faint praise (I like this wine quite a bit), but just noting that you can tell this is from a solar vintage.
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Havent had a young bottle of Jamet that showed well before this one. Had this at a K and L tasting, and this was by far the wott. Acid-driven ripe fruit. Green olives, bacon fat. Concentrated on the palate but still lithe. Very persistent. Likely at an early window as I would expect this to shut down based off my prior experiences. Beauscastel ‘21 was the only other wine I enjoyed at the tasting, but this in another league for me.
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Great acidity and fruit on entry. Cherries, olives, minerals. Fine tannins. Great mid-palate, but saline and quiet on the finish. This will deserve a higher score if/when it expands. I like that this could be called approachable in the context of Northern Rhone.
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5/13/2024 - acyso wrote: 95 Points
Dinner at attagirl (Chicago, IL): Yet another fantastic young Jamet. Meeting the high expectations is becoming the norm for the estate. This is much lighter and lifted than the previous two iterations, and the fruit is more perfumed and showing more red-dominant. Brilliant fresh minerality and acidity on the palate. This shines like a ruby. As archetypal syrah and it comes, with spice, fruit, smoke, and meat. A must for the cellar.
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4/6/2024 - ylkim30 Likes this wine:
April 2024 Rhone Valley Tasting (K&L): This is a big boy. Aromatically complex, with red fruit and smoke on the palate, and subtle hints of stem, spice and herbs. Texturally, there are super silky tannins (bordering on velvety), caressing the mouth from start to finish. The one nit to pick here is that it could use more acidity, but it is still balanced and refreshing. But, good lord, is it ripe (though not in a flabby, gloopy way). Maybe not hedonistically ripe for civilians, but perhaps a touch too hedonistically ripe for the AFWE. Not damning with faint praise (I like this wine quite a bit), but just noting that you can tell this is from a solar vintage.
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4/6/2024 - marcus_francois Likes this wine:
Havent had a young bottle of Jamet that showed well before this one. Had this at a K and L tasting, and this was by far the wott. Acid-driven ripe fruit. Green olives, bacon fat. Concentrated on the palate but still lithe. Very persistent. Likely at an early window as I would expect this to shut down based off my prior experiences. Beauscastel ‘21 was the only other wine I enjoyed at the tasting, but this in another league for me.
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2/22/2024 - blacktruffle Likes this wine: 94 Points
Great acidity and fruit on entry. Cherries, olives, minerals. Fine tannins. Great mid-palate, but saline and quiet on the finish. This will deserve a higher score if/when it expands. I like that this could be called approachable in the context of Northern Rhone.
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1/20/2024 - astroman Likes this wine:
Pearl of Burgundy Gala Dinner 2024 (Four Seasons Hotel): Good pure fruits with some olive and meat notes.
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