2009 Côtes du Rhône Rouge, Coudoulet de Beaucastel, Famille Perrin
- Red
- Dry
- Full Bodied
Drink now
- Robert Parker
- 90/100
Product: 20091130940
Description
Rhône 2009 - Berrys Recommends
Consistently excellent, the 2009 Coudoulet de Beaucastel again punches well above its humble Cotes du Rhone classification. With lots of ripe fruit and warm spice and a lovely balance and length, this is a real crowd pleaser.
(Fergus Stewart, BBR Fine Wine)
Made from all thirteen varieties, this wine includes Mourvèdre, Grenache and Syrah as majority shareholders but when one tastes the other grapes, one can see how carefully the edifice has been constructed. Counoise lends smoky, tannic complexity for example; conversely the Cinsault is soft and elegant, adding a feminine touch. The ensemble promises to be a classic Beaucastel wine, with black fruits, truffles, spice and bitter chocolate all evidenced. This is symphonic in scope.
(Simon Field MW BBR Buyer)
Consistently excellent, the 2009 Coudoulet de Beaucastel again punches well above its humble Cotes du Rhone classification. With lots of ripe fruit and warm spice and a lovely balance and length, this is a real crowd pleaser.
(Fergus Stewart, BBR Fine Wine)
Made from all thirteen varieties, this wine includes Mourvèdre, Grenache and Syrah as majority shareholders but when one tastes the other grapes, one can see how carefully the edifice has been constructed. Counoise lends smoky, tannic complexity for example; conversely the Cinsault is soft and elegant, adding a feminine touch. The ensemble promises to be a classic Beaucastel wine, with black fruits, truffles, spice and bitter chocolate all evidenced. This is symphonic in scope.
(Simon Field MW BBR Buyer)
Colour Red
Sweetness Dry
Vintage 2009
Alcohol % 14
Maturity Drink now
Body Full Bodied
Producer Château de Beaucastel
Critics reviews
Robert Parker 90/100
In total contrast, the 2009 Cotes du Rhone Coudoulet red represents the essence of Provence in its notes of ground pepper, new saddle leather, lavender, kirsch, garrigue, and abundant red and black fruits. This complex, evolved, luscious red begs for a bloody grilled steak. With a creamy, medium to full-bodied texture, this gorgeous, complex, evolved wine should be enjoyed over the next 7-8 years.Robert M. Parker, Jr. - 31/10/2011
About this wine
Chateau de Beaucastel
The Perrin family of Châteauneuf-du-Pape are one of the Rhône Valley’s greatest vineyard owners. With over 200 hectares of top level, prime vineyards at their fingertips, they have the terroir and skill required to produce some of the region’s finest wines.
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