The Lirac 'la Dame Rousse' is one of the most important wines in this entire appellation. It is a unique blend of close to equal parts Grenache, Syrah and Mourvdre thats brought up in 30% used barrels, the balance in stainless steel. It literally jumps fro
The Lirac ‘la Dame Rousse’ is one of the most important wines in this entire appellation. It is a unique blend of close to equal parts Grenache, Syrah and Mourvdre thats brought up in 30% used barrels, the balance in stainless steel. It literally jumps from the glass with loads of blackberry and currant fruits, graphite, charred meats, and peppery herbs.
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A second consecutive winner from this fine estate, the 2017 Chateauneuf du Pape is 66% Grenache, 15% Syrah, 10% Mourvdre, 6% Cinsault and 3% of the other permitted varieties. Grilled red plums lead off, fleshed out by other ripe stone fruits. Full-bodied and plush, it’s creamy in texture through the mid-palate, then long and silky on the finish, where it picks up hints of Asian five spice powder.
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