Jean Luc Jamet, Cote Rotie Terrasses other_regions_australia This should reward both longer-term

This should reward both longer-term cellaring but it is less backward and austere than usual and thus should be approachable after only 5 to 7 years of bottle age

with tannins that are dense but not tough

There is excellent intensity to the overtly mineral-driven middle weight flavors that flash very good cut on the sneaky long

There is both good volume and vibrancy to the detailed flavors that are supported by unusually fine-grained tannins considering where the vineyard is located as there is only a touch of rusticity on the sneaky long finale

Fruit and tannin in good balance

Jean Luc Jamet, Cote Rotie Terrasses other_regions_australia This should reward both longer-termMeaty and smoky on the nose. Floral notes too with a finely ground tannic paste shaping the finish. Loads of juicy acidity and a long meaty finish. Very savoury, almost severe in structure. Needs a food foil. (RH)