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Alain Voge Cornas Les Chailles 2022

BOTTLE:
Special Price $157.00 Regular Price $175.00
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SKU
105794
HALF-DOZEN: $942.00 or $157.00 each
DOZEN: $1,884.00 or $157.00 each

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    Producer: Rene Rostaing
    Country: France
    Grape: Rhone Blend
    Size: BTL
    Vintage: 2019

    LIMIT 3
    Ripe red and black fruits, cured meats, leather, pepper, and graphite notes all define the 2022 Cornas Les Chailles, a medium to full-bodied, balanced, serious Cornas that has solid structure, a layered, building mouthfeel, and a great finish. Coming from vines lower on the slopes, it was destemmed and brought up in used barrels. It will benefit from just a few years in the cellar and evolve nicely over the following decade or more. Drink 2027-2037. JEB DUNNUCK

    An attractive gush of fresh blackberry, boysenberry and fig is amply coated in salt in this full-bodied version. Seductive, with polished tannins giving a silky impression until they firmly shore up the finish. Tangy acidity keeps this pumping along, with savory details emerging and inviting another sip. Well-done. Drink now through 2035. KRISTEN BIELER