Beautiful aged Cote Rotie from a half bottle. Juicy dark clue fruit up front and center. On first pour had some acid and tannins which rounded out nicely after 30 min in the decanter. 1999 vintage. — 9 years ago
I would go 8.9. I don't QUITE agree with experts. — 9 years ago
1991: Trusting the makeshift neck tag. Reticent nose, yet full delivery on palate. Book smart Cote Rotie, with everything you'd expect present. The youngster of the night, yet in welcome company. No hurry to drink, will continue to develop. — 10 years ago
From the wine list at EMP bought by a new friend at the table next to us to go mano a mano against the 88 La Turque I shared. Slightly darker red and more pure in color. Amazing aroma that is more linear than the animalistic La La but in the same league. Hit its stride right out of the pop and pour gate. Lovely perfume with a more briary nose but speaks Cote Rotie from the get go. Perfectly integrated fruit and structure. Best Jamet I've had. Thanks to Danny for this treat. — 8 years ago
Peppery to start but mellows out into more of a spicy berry thing. I now get cote de rhone. Delicious — 9 years ago
Pronounced nose of vanilla, cedar, blackberries, black cherries, black pepper. Some meaty notes. Med + body, intensity, tannin, med acid. Long finish. Complex, beautiful now and many years from now. — 10 years ago
Loving this Cote du Py gamay! Perfect way to start the evening in NYC — 11 years ago
Light and airy. Bubble gum notes. — 8 years ago
If you thought Cote du Py was amazing, try this. Ridiculously delicious and beautiful wine. — 8 years ago
Marybeth had this 9 years ago
Biggest surprise of the tasting afternoon. — 10 years ago
Poured w/ homemade pulled pork pizza. Delish. A touch stinky. Juicy. Just damn fun. Held up to the jalapeño, and made the pork even more succulent. What else do ya want for 15 bones? — 12 years ago
Steve Anderson
Favorite, along with the Texier in a strong flight of Cote Roties. Thank you @Vickie Beuerle. — 8 years ago