Friday, December 30, 2011

Beaucastel CNDP

I was recently reminded of how amazing Beaucastel CNDP is. Decant for at least two hours, use a deep open wine glass (even a cab sav size) and enjoy. For those who haven't heard of Beaucastel CNDP, over to the critics...


Beaucastel is a pillar of quality in the Southern Rhone, producing wines of the highest quality in that region. The brothers that run this operation have followed their father's insistence of a high proportion of Mouvedre in their wines – something that gives them a unique appeal. Typically high in tannin and savoury aromas, Beaucastel produce wines for the long term.  
Bordeaux Index


One of the great estates of the Rhone Valley, 
Robert Parker




Nose of black berries, truffles&  licorice. The tannins were described by RP as "sweet tannic". Its full-bodied and extraordinarily complex. 2007 is so damn delicious im kicking myself i only bought 2 cases. 2000 is even better. At any price this wine is to be sampled. 











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