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TASTING
Robe : deep red
Aromas : fruity (blackcurrant, cherry, red fruits and violet).
Mouth : freshness, soft tannins, nice length.
Pairings: cold meats, BBQ, charcuterie ans soft cheeses.
Mordoree Chateauneuf du Pape Rouge La Belle Voyageuse is a more approachable version of the La Reine des Bois. It is meant to be enjoyable early compared to her sister Cuvée which is made for the long run.
Color : deep ruby red, opaque.
Aromas : red fruits, changing to touches of leather, black truffles and coffee.
Palate : fat, concentrated and full flavored with a very long liquoriced and fruity finish.
Ageing potential : 6 to 10 years.
TASTING
Robe : intense and deep dark rubis, opaque.
Aromas : red fruits (strawberry, red cherry) and black (Black currant and blackberry) violet , after aging : leather notes and black truffles.
Mouth : dense, fat and rounded, well balanced with a lot of freshness, mild tannins.
Pairings: red meats, sauce dishes, venison, cheeses.
TASTING
Robe : deep and dense red , with blueish hints
Aromas : fruity (raspberry, blackberry, blueberry, blackcurrant) floral (violet), with a light toasted note
Mouth : elegant tanins, very rounded, long and fresh finish
Pairings: sauce dishes, small game animals, soft cheeses and some asiatic dishes.
The tiny production 2005 Chateauneuf du Pape la Plume du Peintre is a monumental wine. Coming all from the La Crau lieu-dit and made from 100% Grenache aged 30% in small barrels and 70% in stainless steel tanks, it offers massive amounts of cassis, blueberry, licorice, graphite and spice, full-bodied richness, building tannin and a youthful, unevolved profile that’s hard to believe. It won’t hit maturity for another 4-5 years and will keep through 2035+. This is a singular Chateauneuf du Pape that I wish every reader could taste; unfortunately, it’s almost impossible to find in the market.
Black dress with intense ruby red highlights
The first nose is fresh, with notes of eucalyptus and licorice. Then, black and candied fruits give complexity to a second, more intense nose.
The attack on the palate is powerful with a lot of volume. An elegant sweetness accompanies the mouth throughout its length. The fruit is ripe, with aromas of red and black fruits. Balanced, with tannins present but coated and velvety, this wine has a good length in the mouth.
Will pair nicely with ducks, guinea, fowls, games, and with a black chocolate cake. Settling before being served.
Red cherry robe, intense and brilliant. The nose is now well opened with intense notes of fruits (cherry, rasperry, black-currant) with notes of vanilla and lightly toasted. The mouth is both powerful and elegant. Tannins are present and well coated. On the palate, fruit aromas are really dominating with a long finish.
Will pair nicely with roasted meat, (lamb, beef), saucy meat, spicy beef tartar, duck breast. Settling before being served.
Deep and intense ruby-red color. Powerful nose, black berries, classic of the Tannat grape. Supple in the mouth, soft, with full and well rounded tannins. Taste of cherry with bright freshness on the finish.
To conclude, great fineness and full maturity.
Well pair with roasted meat (lamb, beef), barbecue, meats in sauce, duck magret, cheese. Best decanted 15 minutes before pouring.
A bright, clear purple/magenta colour with a light ruby rim. This is a Madiran which (amazingly) says “drink me now!” The nose offers copious aromas of blackcurrant, black cherry, new leather and damp earth, with subtle herb and peppery spice notes. The palate is *relatively* (for Madiran) light, airy and fresh, encompassing flavours of black cherry, citrus and redcurrant, with hints of Asian spice and bitter chocolate. The gently rustic tannins offer plenty of grip, whilst juicy, rhubarb-infused acidity offers balance. For a wine so young, this is a really juicy, tangy and approachable style of Madiran, and is great now – obviously with food – or over the next 5 to 8 years.
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