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differentiates itself by sitting at the highest elevation in the appellation (more than 900 feet above sea level) and occupies its own micro-climate overlooking the sparkling Mediterranean bay of La Ciotat
The palate is full-bodied as far as Pinot Noir goes
real depth
The palate is more structured like a fine Hermitage than most Saint Josephs: a firm tannic backbone and plenty of acidity to keep the blueberry and raspberry fruit fresh and vibrant
One unique characteristics of this Champagne is the use of a small proportion of Petit Meslier
Frank Balthazar 2024 Cotes-du-Rhone, France February differentiates itself by sitting atFranck Balthazar is an elite Cornas producer, issuing some of the greatest Syrah in the world. His Cornas (100% Syrah) is made in microscopic quantities and always tightly allocated. Outside the Cornas appellation, Balthazar tends some Syrah and little bit of Grenache, from which he makes this humble Cotes du Rhone. A blend of 60% Syrah and 40% Grenache, its the Syrah which really takes center stage on both the nose and palate. Aromas of dried herbs
