2017 Domaine Coursodon St. Joseph Silice

Community Tasting Notes (7) Avg Score: 90.3 points

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  10/17/2023 - A1002 Likes this wine: 93 Points

  Dark bramble, coffee, violet and peppery aromas.
  
  Very silky and elegant on the weighty palate. The tannins are very well integrated and the wine leaves you very satisfied after a medium-length salty finish.

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  4/4/2023 - jpkc Likes this wine: 90 Points

  PnP, 14.5% alcohol, dark fruits dominate, tannins subdued, nice acidity, delightful, in it's prime.

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  11/24/2022 - mysterycooper Likes this wine: 90 Points

  I'd largely go along with PBMedder's notes.
  
  A polished St Joseph with, initially, a milky smooth texture, and then ripe powdery tannin and wonderful fruit/savoury balance. Black cherry, vanilla, and the black pepper spicy finish helps camouflage the heat.
  
  £23.50 Wine Society UK. 89/90

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  9/11/2022 - Dominic Roy Likes this wine: 92 Points

  Nose: Chocolate. Strawberry. Liquorice. Dates. French vanilla. Medium plus intensity. Complex.
  
  Palate: Coffee. Chocolate. Vanilla. Blueberry. Raspberry. Medium plus tannins. Medium olus acidity. Full body. Pronounced intensity. Medium plus finish.
  
  Great wine, awesome value Northern Rhone. Drink now to 2027.

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  2/11/2021 - pbmedder Likes this wine: 92 Points

  Still bright ruby in the glass. Beautiful nose, black cherry, quite ripe with a hint of jam, though nothing overworked. Savoury too, with black olive tapenade and wet stones. Medium bodied with fine chalky tannins and good length. Just a touch warm at the finish (it is 14.5% abv). Black cherry, toast, stalky and grippy. Lovely wine. An elegant St Joseph with plenty of substance. Drinking well now, but it could happily hold for the next 2 years.

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