Profile

Structure

Bodyfull
Sweetnessdry
Oaknew oak

Critic scores

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In the glass

Full-bodiedDry

Aroma: black fruit, delicate oak

Palate: black fruit

Deep red; complex black fruit with delicate oak, pure and intense; a powerful attack followed by round, elegant tannins.

What it pairs with

Facts

Producer
E. Guigal · visiting guide
Grapes
Syrah (100%)
Classification
Saint-Joseph AOC
Oak
24 months in new oak; temperature-controlled fermentation up to 33 C
Drinking window
up to 10 from vintage

Frequently asked about Saint-Joseph Lieu-dit Rouge

What does Saint-Joseph Lieu-dit Rouge taste like?

Aroma: black fruit, delicate oak. Palate: black fruit. Deep red; complex black fruit with delicate oak, pure and intense; a powerful attack followed by round, elegant tannins.

When should I drink Saint-Joseph Lieu-dit Rouge?

Guigal gives an ageing potential of 10 years and recommends serving at 16 to 18 C.

What food pairs with Saint-Joseph Lieu-dit Rouge?

Red meat is the first match; Game, Cheese also suit it. Round tannins and black fruit suit roast beef.

What grapes are in Saint-Joseph Lieu-dit Rouge?

Syrah (100%). Classification: Saint-Joseph AOC.

How is Saint-Joseph Lieu-dit Rouge aged?

24 months in new oak; temperature-controlled fermentation up to 33 C.

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