E. Guigal Saint-Joseph Lieu-Dit Rouge 2022
Saint-Joseph
March 03, 2026 - Guigal’s Saint-Joseph Lieu Dit Rouge comes from the “Saint-Joseph” vineyard that gave the appellation its name. This site convinced the Guigals to work in Saint-Joseph and help to restore its historic perception as an appellation of utmost quality. This 100% Syrah wine has complex and deep black fruit, floral, spice and mineral characteristics. Despite its concentration and powerful attack, the wine retains the trademark elegance that Saint-Joseph offers.
Jeb Dunnuck - May 09, 2025 "The 2022 Saint Joseph Lieu-Dit is killer stuff, offering up violets intermixed with red, blue, and black fruits, game, and spice. Made from 100% Syrah and aged 24 months in…
Wine Advocate - November 20, 2025 "Matured for 24 months in barrels, the 2022 Saint-Joseph Lieu-Dit Saint-Joseph is dense and harmonious, unfurling in the glass with aromas of wild dark berries, spices, flowers and fresh thyme.…
Wine Advocate - "Hints of pencil shavings and crushed stone accent blackberries and blueberries on the nose of Guigal's 2020 Saint-Joseph Lieu-Dit Saint-Joseph. Looking even better now than it did prior to bottling,…
Wine Spectator - January 08, 2026 "The gorgeous texture defines this beautiful, perfumy, inviting Châteauneuf. Fresh, crunchy red fruit is flecked with exotic spices, and incense wafts through, while green, herbal freshness brings lovely lift. Complex…
Wine Enthusiast - August 12, 2024 "This single-vineyard wine comes from a parcel whose origins date back to the 18th century. A field blend has produced a rich, complex wine. Wood aging added to the wine's…
James Suckling - October 20, 2024 "This show notes of blackberries and plums with hints of walnuts and bark with a dark, wet-stone minerality to it. Powerful and intense with a refined tannin structure, running seamlessly…
Quinta do Noval Nacional Vintage Port 2019
Porto
March 03, 2026 - The word "Nacional" refers to the fact that the vines are Portuguese vines growing in Portuguese soi
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