
The nose has promise, for now rests on oak, nutshells, black cherry fruit coulis a secondary feature. It breathes a close-knit promise. The palate is nice and solid, with wavy black fruit and live tannins adding to its momentum. It has a wholesome make-up, is suited to red meats. There is a hint of reduction. The length is good and secure, with black pepper and blueberry on the aftertaste. [John Livingston/drinkrhone.com, October 2016,]
Jeb Dunnuck (Wine Advocate): “The 2015 Crozes-Hermitage was completely destemmed and brought up mostly in demi-muids. Graphite, black raspberries, toasted spices and licorice all soar from the glass of this beauty, which has medium to full-bodied richness, ripe, present tannin and solid freshness.”