Cayuse’s Bordeaux Body Double; Goodfellow: Back In Stock; Italian Workhorses – No Prima Donnas; The Beginning of the End, Rose Blowout; Staff Pick; Delas Freres: Tradition and Innovation in the Same Bottle; Just Added – Taylor Fladgate, 1967 Single Harvest
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Cayuse Camaspelo: Bionic Bordeaux Blend
Exciting Last Minute Addition
Christophe Baron, Rhone Master of the high desert, offers the most compelling take on the Left Bank in the state of Washington. 2013 couldn’t have offered better conditions for the vineyards, with plenty of cool nights to keep the Cabernet structured, and the Merlot lively with juicy acidity. These might well be the perfect throwback to what Washington wines promised in terms of balance between the New and Old world styles.
We’re only receiving a small number of these, which we’re offering at the lowest price in the country. If there was ever a more prefect occasion to dip into the Cayuse world, I couldn’t think of one. Take the opportunity to taste this very special wine.
Arriving Tomorrow:
Cayuse Vineyards Camaspelo, Walla Walla Valley 2013 750ML ($119.95) $99 prearrival special
Wine Advocate 95-97 points “Leading off the 2013s, the 332-case 2013 Camaspelo is made from 81% Cabernet Sauvignon and 19% Merlot that was aged all in puncheons. Notes of iron, red and black currants, licorice and lead pencil characteristics emerge from this medium to full-bodied, elegant, complex Bordeaux blend that would pass undetected in a lineup of Pauillacs. Give it 3-4 years of cellaring and drink through 2033.”
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Goodfellow: Reinforcements Coming in Soon
Just before the new reviews came out for Oregon, we were discussing how reassured we were that we could always find Goodfellow on the shelf. Great wines, great prices, seriously underrated… whoops. While we’re thrilled for the Goodfellow team, their wines are like water in a hot pan right now; here, then gone in a sizzle. We’re getting another order rolling in and so we urge you to grab them before they’re gone. They’re perfect to stock up for the holidays and beyond. Lay these down, drink them now – there’s no wrong choice.
Arriving Tomorrow:
Goodfellow Family Cellars Clover Reserve Pinot Gris, Oregon 2015 750ML ($21.95) $18 special, 12 bottles available
Winery Note: “Hailing from Whistling Ridge and Bishop Creek Vineyards, the Clover Reserve is produced from hand picked fruit that is whole-cluster pressed, and racked to foudre, puncheon, and barrique after a brief period settling. Fermentation is with native yeasts and elevage is mostly in neutral French oak with a small percentage of Acacia. The wine spends 14 months on the gross lees before being racked a single time before bottling. There is beautiful balance of acidity, purity of fruit and richness.”
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Goodfellow Family Cellars Durant Vineyard Pinot Noir, Oregon 2014 750ML ($49.95) $39 special, 24 bottles available
Wine Advocate 92+ points “Very pale ruby colored with a hint of purple, the 2014 Pinot Noir Durant Vineyard has a very pretty perfume of violets and rose hip tea with a core of fresh raspberries and wild strawberries plus a touch of damp soil. Medium-bodied, fine, fresh and elegantly played on the palate, it gives great flavor intensity and impressive depth.”-LPB
Winery note “Produced from hand-picked Pommard and Dijon 114, planted in 1973 and 1993, the Durant Vineyard is often the first site at full ripeness. It is fermented in small lots with native yeasts with a good portion of whole clusters. The wine is aged for 18 months in 15%-25% new French oak barrels and bottled unfined and unfiltered. Durant is often tense, silken and delicate with spicy red-fruited purity and clean texture from one of the original Dundee Hills vineyards.”
Goodfellow Family Cellars Ribbon Ridge Pinot Noir, Willamette Valley 2014 750ML ($29.95) $26 special, 24 bottles available
Wine Advocate 91 points “The 2014 Pinot Noir Ribbon Ridge has a very pale ruby color and notes of dried Provence herbs, dusty earth and garrigue over a core of fresh cherries and red currants plus a floral waft. The medium-bodied palate delivers an impressive structure, with firm, fine-grained tannins and a lively backbone supporting the quietly intense fruit, finishing long.” LPB
Winery note “This bottle holds a special place in our portfolio as an introduction to the smallest AVA with a reputation of the highest regard. We are thrilled to work with this fruit, and pass it along to you. Enjoy deep flavors of clove, mulberry and a touch of strawberry with the structure we are known for.”
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Goodfellow Family Cellars Pinot Noir, Willamette Valley 2015 750ML ($24.95) $20.90 special, 36 bottles available
Wine Advocate 91 points “The 2014 Pinot Noir Ribbon Ridge has a very pale ruby color and notes of dried Provence herbs, dusty earth and garrigue over a core of fresh cherries and red currants plus a floral waft. The medium-bodied palate delivers an impressive structure, with firm, fine-grained tannins and a lively backbone supporting the quietly intense fruit, finishing long.” LPB
Winery note “This bottle holds a special place in our portfolio as an introduction to the smallest AVA with a reputation of the highest regard. We are thrilled to work with this fruit, and pass it along to you. Enjoy deep flavors of clove, mulberry and a touch of strawberry with the structure we are known for.”
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Don’t forget these highly rated Goodfellow wines, in stock now:
Goodfellow Family Cellars Durant Vineyard Chardonnay, Oregon 2014 750ML ($31.95) $28 special, 36+ bottles available
Wine Advocate 95+ points “The 2014 Chardonnay Durant Vineyard delivers an intense minerally/struck match and crushed stones nose over a core of lemon pie, orange blossoms and grapefruit plus hints of toasted almonds and brioche. Medium-bodied, very fresh and very fine, the palate reveals a gorgeous creamy texture and wonderful flavor intensity, with the citrus, savory and mineral flavors lingering long and multi-layered in the mouth.” -LPB
Goodfellow Family Cellars Richard’s Cuvee Chardonnay, Oregon 2015 375ML ($24.95) $19.50 special, 21 half-bottles available
Goodfellow Family Cellars Richard’s Cuvee Chardonnay, Oregon 2015 750ML ($39.95) $36 special, 36+ bottles available
Wine Advocate 95 points “The 2014 Chardonnay Richard’s Cuvee knocks it out of the park with a nose of ripe apricots, pink grapefruit and guava underscored by fresh ginger, baking bread, beeswax and yeast extract hints with a waft of jasmine. Medium-bodied, the palate is very elegant and refined, with incredible freshness and depth wrapped in a lovely satiny texture, finishing with long lasting mineral and spices layers. Wow!”-LPB
Winery note “Dry-farmed chardonnay from a 1-acre parcel at Whistling Ridge, hand-picked, whole-cluster pressed. After a brief period settling the wine is racked into large French oak vessels. Fermentation and elevage lasts about 21 months on the gross lees. The shallow marine sediment soils and windy environs at Whislting Ridge produce a Chardonnay that is mineral, deep and long with chalky citrus fruit.”
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Goodfellow Family Cellars Pinot Gris Ramato, Oregon 2016 750ML ($24.95) $19.90 special, 16 bottles available
VinopolNote: This orange wine is made from a 1990 planting in the dry farmed Whistling Ridge vineyard. It was raised in 8 months in neutral French oak before release. A fascinating and appealing style of wine.
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Summer Shipping Special:
Midwest, East, & South
For the summer season we are offering UPS Three Day Select Service for the price of UPS Ground for shipments normally traveling 4 or more business days by ground.
Free service upgrade only applies on single orders purchased and shipped during the promotional period. Additional fees will apply to orders held for any reason until after the promotional period and shipped by Three Day Select. Offer not valid on items purchased before the promotional period or on pre-arrival items that arrive after the promotional period ends.
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Just Arrived: Italians for the Long Haul
Just Arrived!
The change in season is going to be bringing a lot more new arrivals, and a tight group of well-built bottles have just come in. The value in Italy is truly fantastic right now, and these wines are showing well above their price point. They’re all perfectly able to drink now (with enough air, of course) but they will lay down and age nicely over the coming decade.
Our New Arrivals:
Cantine del Notaio Il Repertorio Aglianico del Vulture, Basilicata 2013 750ML ($27.95) $21.90 special, 36+ bottles available
Wine Advocate 93 points “The Cantine del Notaio 2013 Aglianico del Vulture Il Repertorio is a fabulous wine that possesses the depth and noble sophistication that you should expect from this small, quality wine denomination in the deep south of Italy. The bouquet is beautifully embellished with blackberry preserves, tobacco, bitter chocolate and smoky granite. The presentation is tight and seamless with a firm tannic nature that pulls the wine together in terms of substance and length. This excellent wine should flesh out further with more aging.”
Podere Grattamacco Bolgheri Superiore, Bolgheri 2013 750ML ($89.95) $59 special, 36 bottles
Wine Advocate 96 points “The first word that comes to mind when describing this wine is seamless. The 2013 Bolgheri Superiore Grattamacco offers a generous and forthcoming succession of dark fruit and spice-driven flavors that fit together like a long chain of pearls on a necklace. It’s impossible to taste where one flavor starts and the next one ends. That balanced and harmonious approach is evident in the mouth where it offers a silky, smooth and long textural impression. I suggest another few years of bottle aging before popping the cork on this beautiful blend of 65% Cabernet Sauvignon, 20% Merlot and 15% Sangiovese. This is no doubt the best wine from Grattamacco tasted in the past decade.”
San Filippo Le Lucere, Brunello di Montalcino DOCG 2012 750ML ($89.95) $79 special, 18 bottles available
James Suckling 98 points “This is an incredible 2012 with fantastic depth, richness, focus and tension. Full body, polished tannins and a long and flavorful finish. Goes on for minutes. Better in 2020 but a joy to taste now. One of the wines of the vintage.”
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Rose for Fall, Rose for All!
A Large Selection of Roses on Sale Now
We say it again and again, Rose drinks well all year long. Why not get into it at the beginning of Fall when those last lingering days of warmth will bring the stragglers off of your tomato plants? They’ll also pair well with your fall harvest dishes, all the way through Thanksgiving. Perhaps a crispy roast duck or some dim sum? Some smoked brisket and a little spice? Our favorite feature of Rose is its willingness to play nicely with almost anything you can throw at it.
These were some of our favorite wines this season, and while we are looking forward to another slate of pink wines to roll through the door next spring, we’d love to see these enjoyed sooner rather than later. Stash a few away for those days when the clouds are low, the drizzle is relentless, and you need a reminder that somewhere the sun is shining.
Our Rose Markdown Selections:
Domaine de la Janasse Cotes du Rhone Rose, Rhone 2015 750ML ($19.95) Was $16 Now $11.90 special, 36+ bottles available
VinopolNote: A versatile rose with savory, herbal notes from a legendary Chateauneuf producer. A blend of Grenache, Syrah and Cinsault grown in clay limestone, galets and sandy soil. Practicing organic & biodynamic.
Importer note “Hand harvested and fermentation in tank, vines are between 10 and 60 years old. Wine is aged for 4 months in tank. A fruity and generous rosé with strawberry and clay aromas. Drink within the next two years.”
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Domaine Les Aphillanthes Cote du Rhone Rose, Rhone 2015 750ML ($17.95) Was $14 Now $11.90 special, 26 bottles available
Vinopolnote: A layered Rhone rose of Cinsault, Carignan, Grenache, Clairette, and Counoise. Natural yeast fermentation of hand-harvested grapes. Biodynamic. Juice from 70% direct press, 30% saignée.
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Chateau de Calavon Coteaux d’Aix-en-Provence Rose, Provence 2015 750ML ($21.95) Was $18 Now $14 special, 36+ Bottles available
Winery note “[Translated] This Rose, made mostly from Grenache and Cinsault, is obtained by saignee and undergoes temperature-controlled fermentation. It has discreet aromas of red fruits, fuller body and a long finish. It is an ideal wine for light summer dishes.”
Chateau de l’Eperonniere Rose de Loire, Loire 2015 750ML ($21.95) Was $18 Now $14 special, 12 bottles available
Importer note “Mathieu Tijou, born and raised at Chateau Soucherie, now has his own estate down the road at Chateau de l’Eperonnière. He, too, produces a fine rendition of Rosé de Loire, from a blend of Grolleau (70%), with Cabernet Franc (30%). This is a lively, dry wine with a violet tint to the color, a peppery spice on the palate (certainly the effect of Grolleau!) and a raspberry-like fruitiness.”
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Chateau de Manissy ‘La Belle Etoile’ Rose, Rhone 2015 750ML ($14.95) Was $11.90 Now $8.80 special, 14 bottles available
Importer note: “Covering an area of 1.5ha, this site is bathed by the sun and swept by the mistral on a flat plain that rich in limestone with a clay subsoil. Entirely hand-harvested organic grapes that have a cold maceration before being pressed. Low temperature fermentation with indigenous yeasts, which allow the yeast to develop its fruit flavors. Aged in stainless steel tank. Given the name “beautiful star” by the Manissy Brotherhood’s missionary preist, the grapes originate from organically certified vineyards owned by wine-maker Florian André’s mother.”
Vinopolnote: The entry-level selection from Chateau Manissy, a reputable Tavel producer long-known for their quality roses. ‘Belle Etoile’ comes from organic grapes, native yeast fermentations, low –temp fermentations, and stainless steel elevage.
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Chateau Soucherie Rose de Loire 2015 750ML ($21.95) Was $18 Now $14 special, 31 bottles available
Importer note “This lively, fruity red retains a strong minerality to its finish that lends class and balance to this simple and reasonably priced wine. Cabernet Franc forms the backbone of this wine (90%) but is blended with a touch of Grolleau (10%). The vines are planted to gravel and schist soils. The elevage is in cuvee on the fine lies for approximately eight months.”
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Domaine de la Berangeraie ‘Tu Bois Coa’ Rose, IGP Cotes du Lot 2015 750ML ($14.95) Was $9.90 Now $8.80 special, 36+ bottles
Winery note: 100% Malbec. Very aromatic (raspberry, wild strawberry, blueberry), with a pronounced pomegranate color. The palate is rich, vinous, and unctuous. Drink as an aperitif, or with BBQ and exotic fruits.
Vinopolnote: A rich and pronounced rose of 100% Malbec from Cahors, France. Great for picnics and all things within the great outdoors.
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Domaine de la Petite Mairie Bourgueil Rose, Loire 2015 750ML ($21.95) Was $18 Now $16 special, 13 bottles available
Importer note “As we enter the Touraine, the Cabernet Franc takes center stage. The Bourgueil Rosé produced by James Petit from vineyards in Restigné and Bourgueil is a graceful and dignified wine with lots of class. This should prove to be a particularly fine reason to pay attention to an underappreciated appellation that offers stunning value, even more so in its red wines. A favorite of ours!”
Domaine Collotte Marsannay Rose, Cote de Nuits 2015 750ML ($24.95) Was $21.90 Now $16 special, 18 bottles available
Vinopolnote: One of our favorite producers of affordable Marsannay presents a rose with surprising pop and shoulders. Another year round rose selection.
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Eric Chevalier Domaine de l’Aujardiere Pinot Noir Rose, Loire 2015 750ML ($21.95) Was $14 Now $11.90 special, 36+ bottles available
Josh Raynolds – Vinous 88 points “Bright orange. Ripe red berries, pungent flowers and a hint of spiciness on the nose. Plush and open-knit, offering gently sweet raspberry and cherry flavors that tighten up on the back half. Clings with good authority and a bit of heat, leaving a bitter cherry pit note behind.”
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Domaine Les Grands Bois Cotes du Rhone Cuvee Les Trois Soeurs Rose 2015 750ML ($17.95) Was $14 Now $11.90 special, 15 bottles available
Josh Raynolds – Vinous 88 points “Bright pink. Dried cherry, red currant and orange pith on the pungent nose. Fleshy and dry on the palate, offering bitter red berry skin and cherry pit flavors given a spicy edge by a suggestion of white pepper. Closes dry and tight, showing good length and an echo of bitter orange zest.”
Vinopolnote: A peppy blend of Grenache, Syrah, and Carignan from a certified organic estate.
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Domaine de Mattes Sabran Duc de Narbonne Rose, IGP Pays d’Oc 2015 750ML ($17.95) Was $14 Now $11.90 special, 17 bottles available
“The size of Mattes-Sabran’s vineyards in the region of Corbières in the Languedoc is a legacy of the estate’s ancient role as the seat of the duke of Narbonne. Yet vine-growing and winemaking here truly stretches back centuries; parts of the ancient Roman “Via Domitia” run through the estate. This full-flavored, pure Syrah wine is hand-harvested and pressed directly (rosé de pressurage). Juice is fermented on indigenous yeasts in temperature-controlled, stainless steel tanks.”–Importer Notes
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Staff Pick: Andy
There was no way we could avoid a Riesling feature in this newsletter, and fortunately, I recently enjoyed one of the most powerful Rieslings I’ve ever had. One of our auction wines, the Joh. Bapt. Schafer Burg Layer Schlossberg Spatlese is among the most densely packed wines I have ever smelled. The sheer concentration and power in the glass was enough to make me sit back and wait half an hour before I could even take a taste. Scents of dense stone, fresh cut citrus and light pineapple mingled with a hint of smoke. The wine had a first impression of being light and playful, which surprised me, but built into a rich mouthfeel – slightly sweeter than I anticipated, but not at all out of balance. The smoke I smelled came across almost like a little bacon underneath a mountain of fruit and vibrant acid. This had texture and build on the finish. This is definitely a wine that was shaped by the dry heat of 2015, and I hope to find some 2016 down the road to compare. It is a winery that will forever be on my radar.
Weingut Joh. Bapt. Schafer Burg Layer Schlossberg Riesling Spatlese, Nahe 2015 750ML ($69.95) $59 special, 35 bottles available
Wine Advocate 93 points “The 2015 Burg Layer Schlossberg Riesling Spätlese was auctioned in Bad Kreuznach in September 2016. Sourced from vines that are less than 30 years old, it opens with a very clear, ripe and almost tropical fruit aroma intertwined with delicate, flinty notes from the reddish/silvery slatey clay soils. This is another reductive styled, racy, piquant and finesse-full Riesling with tropical fruit aromas, some toasted speck and date flavors. Its combination of finesse and lush fruit texture reminds me of red slate Rieslings from the Mosel such as Ürziger Würzgarten or the red slate parts of the Pünderich Marienburg. The finish is full of tension and grip. A gorgeous Spätlese of which 400 liters have been produced.”
Mosel Fine Wines 92 points “Made from a 25-year-old parcel and harvested at 94° Oechsle, this delivers a nice set of fruity and juicy aromatics including yellow peach, quince star anise, rose water and grapefruit juice. The wine starts off on the light side on the palate but creamy fruits paired with rich Auslese GK styled sweetness quickly take over before some pear, pineapple and peach lead the way to a juicy and creamy long finish. This is a nicely creamy and clean Auslese GK styled Riesling. 2022-2035”
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Delas Freres 2015: Landing in November
A Winery of Enduring Tradition and Bold Exploration
The team at Delas Freres has a history that is entrenched right in the heart of the Northern Rhone. As a company, however, Delas has been willing to look honestly at its own strengths and weaknesses, and this has made it possible to move past tradition for tradtion’s sake and simply focus on making the best wine possible. Large old steel tanks were replaced by smaller concrete vats, enabling fermenting and ageing to occur in a parcel by parcel process. Facilities were improved and relocated to improve their location in proximity to vineyards and to offer a more complete visitor experience.
The wines have definitely shown a focus on the depth and power that can be brought out of these ancient vineyards, but there is also finesse to these wines that comes about with age. The much heralded 2015 vintage promises wines of extreme clarity and focus, with absolute purity to the fruit. If there is a vintage to explore the differences of the Northern Rhone appellations, this is it – a touchstone vintage. If you’re a fan of Syrah, these will be wines you should not pass by. Limited quantities of these gems, so don’t plan to hesitate too long.
Here are the wines arriving this November:
White:
Delas Freres Condrieu Clos Boucher, Rhone 2015 750ML ($99.95) $79 prearrival special
Wine Advocate 95 points “A much smaller production cuvée, the 2015 Condrieu Clos Boucher (aged 80% in barrel and 20% in stainless steel) is a sensational Condrieu that offers textbook, yet pedal to the metal notes of white peach, tangerine, citrus blossom and hints of minerality. Impeccably balanced, fresh and lively, it should be given six months in bottle and enjoyed over the following 4-5 years.”
Delas Freres Hermitage Domaine des Tourettes-Marquise de la Tourette Blanc, Rhone 2015 750ML ($99.95) $79 prearrival special
Wine Advocate 97 points “A wine that competes with the best wines of the appellation, the 2015 Hermitage Domaine des Tourettes Blanc checks in as 100% Marsanne from two great terroirs: Bessards and Grandes Vignes. There are just over 300 cases of this elixir, which was vinified and aged all in barrel. Buttered citrus, white currants, crushed rocks and exotic flower notes all flow to a full-bodied, beautifully textured, layered, unctuous white that still glides across the palate. It’s a sensational Northern Rhône white to enjoy over the coming 2-3 decades.”
Red:
Delas Freres Saint-Joseph Francois de Tournon, Rhone 2015 750ML ($44.95) $38 prearrival special
Wine Advocate 93-95+ points “The three St Joseph cuvées include the brooding and backward 2015 Saint Joseph Francois de Tournon, which will spend roughly 12 months in a mix of barrels and stainless steel. Its inky black/purple color is followed by Hermitage-like aromas and flavors of burning embers, crushed rocks, liquid blackberries and cassis. Full-bodied, deep, rich and layered, with bright acidity and fine tannin, it’s a killer wine to buy by the case.”
Delas Freres Saint-Joseph Sainte-Epine, Rhone 2015 750ML ($79.95) $66 pre-arrival special
Wine Advocate 94-96 points “In the same mold as the Francois de Tournon, the 2015 Saint Joseph Sainte Epine will see 18 months in barrel, 40% being new. This loaded, inky-colored, gorgeously concentrated and pure effort has off-the-chart notes of cassis, crushed rocks, pepper and graphite; it also has full-bodied richness, building, ultra-fine tannin and a blockbuster finish. It’s one of the gems in the vintage, but there are only 500 cases made, so don’t miss a chance to grab a few bottles.”
Delas Freres Hermitage Les Bessards, Rhone 2015 750ML ($249.95) $199 prearrival special
Wine Advocate 95-97 points “The top cuvée is the 2015 Hermitage les Bessards, which comes from the middle to lower portion of the steep, granite hillside known as Bessards, unquestionably one of the best terroirs for Syrah in the world. Its inky purple color is followed by a full-bodied, rich, thrillingly concentrated red that has huge tannin, bright acidity and a solid mid-palate concentration. It still tastes like it just came from the press and will need to be forgotten for a decade. As normal, it’s completely destemmed and will see 18 months in 30% new oak.”
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Delas Freres Cote-Rotie La Landonne, Rhone 2015 750ML ($289.95) $219 prearrival special
Wine Advocate 96-100 points “There are two Côte Rôties and the top cuvée is the utterly sensational 2015 Côte Rôtie La Landonne, which should be a candidate for perfection when it’s released. Coming all from the La Landonne lieu-dit and made from 100% Syrah that will see 18 months in 40% new French oak, it offers a huge, layered and ripe style, as well as notes of blueberries, blackberries, crushed violets, graphite and minerality. It has sweet tannin, but there are plenty of them, so it’s not for those looking for instant gratification.”
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Just Added!
Taylor Fladgate – 1967 Single Harvest Tawny Port
Looking forward to the long months of cold and rain ahead, stock your cabinet with some of the finest Port we can get our hands on. Experience layers of warm nutty flavors, backed by deep, intriguing spice that seems to linger on your palate without end. This is a Port of the finest quality that promises warmth and comfort through the whole of winter. Very limited quantities, arriving this October; lay in a bottle now.
Taylor Fladgate Very Old Single Harvest Port 1967 750ML ($279.95) $219 prearrival special
Wine Spectator 98 points “This draws you in, with aromas of warm halva and toasted pistachio giving way to a wide range of buckwheat, toasted sesame, walnut husk, menthol and licorice root notes that refuse to break down in the mouth. Exhibits remarkable length, with ample viscosity matched by steely tension, putting this in rarified air. Drink now.”
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