2021 St Joseph Rouge, Silice, Domaine Coursodon, Rhône

  • Red
  • Dry
  • Full Bodied
  • Syrah
Ready - youthful (Drink 2024 - 2031)
Alistair Cooper MW
17/20
Matt Walls
91/100
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2021 St Joseph Rouge, Silice, Domaine Coursodon, Rhône

Description

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The 2021 Silice Rouge is a bright, fresh, energetic wine, full of ripe cherries and blackberries with a herbal edge. This invigorating aspect continues on the palate with a wonderful, granitic lift. The wine also has depth and concentration with elegant, tea-leaf tannins and a juicy, refreshing finish.

Drink 2023 - 2026

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Colour Red
Sweetness Dry
Vintage 2021
Alcohol % 13%
Maturity Ready - youthful (2024 - 2031)
Grape List Syrah
Body Full Bodied
Producer Domaine Coursodon

Critics reviews

Alistair Cooper MW 17/20

Tasted blind. Ripe fruits on the nose, blackcurrant, blackberry, gravel, tar and sweet spice. The palate is silky with supple tannins, sweet ripe fruit, grilled meat and good concentration of fruit. Ripe, structured and should age well

Drink 2025 - 2034

Alistair Cooper MW, JancisRobinson.com (Oct 2022)
Matt Walls 91/100

Neat, well-balanced and fresh, with sappy acidity. It's a relatively light St-Joseph, as is common for the vintage, but they've found a good balance and reflected the vintage as well as it could be. Gently herbal streak and a touch of juniper.

Drink 2023 - 2026

Matt Walls, Decanter.com (Oct 2022)

About this wine

Saint-Joseph

Saint-Joseph

St Joseph is the second-largest appellation in the Northern Rhône with 50 growers producing wines from over 600 hectares of vineyards. Established in 1956, over 90 percent of the wine is red – made exclusively from the Syrah grape; the whites are typically a blend of Marsanne and Roussanne. The best St Josephs are still produced in its original heartland, between St Jean-de-Muzols and Mauves.
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