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Prieuré Saint-Jean de Bébian

Coteaux du Languedoc Red Rhone Blend

9.018 ratings
9.32 pro ratings
Coteaux du Languedoc, Languedoc, Languedoc Roussillon, France
Red Rhone Blend
Tomato-Based, Pasta, Salami & Prosciutto, Mushrooms, Onion, Pungent Cheese, Venison, Hard Cheese, Lamb, Pork, Beef

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Prieuré Saint-Jean de BébianCoteaux du Languedoc, LanguedocRed Rhone Blend
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Rich Reader
9.2

Smooth, long, balanced and kind to my delicate palate.

Smooth, long, balanced and kind to my delicate palate.

Nov 16th, 2015
John Howard

Harvest production at Hirsch and Cobb Wineries

9.3

Cherry syrup, mint, smoky, meaty. Juicy but still with some firm tannins. Light on its feet as well. Almost right bank-esque. Killer!

Cherry syrup, mint, smoky, meaty. Juicy but still with some firm tannins. Light on its feet as well. Almost right bank-esque. Killer!

Nov 14th, 2015
Olivier Schutte
9.2

Aged surprisingly well. Very good

Aged surprisingly well. Very good

Feb 6th, 2021
Erin Klein
9.1

Smooth yet rich in flavor. Steaks and pork would be nice compliments. Personal favorite so far.

Smooth yet rich in flavor. Steaks and pork would be nice compliments. Personal favorite so far.

Jan 12th, 2017
Bram Surjadinata
8.9

Let it breathe a bit, smooth vanilla

Let it breathe a bit, smooth vanilla

Oct 31st, 2015
Dongming Yin
9.2

Excellent complexity. Roast Sumatra coffee texture and literally its scent. 2hour decanting is necessary to bring out the most of its dormant complexity. The only thing that bothers me is its geographical identity. If blindly tasted, I would undoubtedly say this is typical Margaux grand cru classe. The wine maker really has a lot to do with Margaux and Saint julien. Anyway, it's a great wine.

Excellent complexity. Roast Sumatra coffee texture and literally its scent. 2hour decanting is necessary to bring out the most of its dormant complexity. The only thing that bothers me is its geographical identity. If blindly tasted, I would undoubtedly say this is typical Margaux grand cru classe. The wine maker really has a lot to do with Margaux and Saint julien. Anyway, it's a great wine.

Oct 5th, 2015
Bev Perry
8.9

Bev had this 4 years ago

Bev had this 4 years ago

May 9th, 2020
Bev Perry
8.9

Bev had this 5 years ago

Bev had this 5 years ago

Jul 2nd, 2019
Kieran Roberts
9.3

Kieran had this 6 years ago

Kieran had this 6 years ago

Apr 10th, 2018
Paritosh Kulkarni
9.0

Paritosh had this 7 years ago

Paritosh had this 7 years ago

Dec 17th, 2016