Bright red, deep and dark. As soon as I pop the cork, I can smell the Gigondas goodness: cherries, blueberries, violets and talc. Power and beauty. Voluptuous body that teases with its underlying charm. Still has some tannins bracing the mid-palate, but that's part of the Gigondas package. In a couple of years, the fruit will gain some complexity but with some fading of the hallmark power.
Sunday, November 7, 2021
Chateau Redortier Gigondas, 2012
When I think beef, I think Gigondas. With grass-fed beef burgers on the menu tonight, this seems like a good choice.
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