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E. GUIGAL La Mouline, Cote-Rotie 2013 Bottle
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E. GUIGAL La Mouline, Cote-Rotie 2013 Bottle
About this wine
E. Guigal 'La Mouline' Côte-Rôtie
Côte-Rôtie La Mouline is the more elegant, precise and pliant of the three of the named La Las. This is the wine that upholds Côte-Rôtie’s stylistic virtues of exotic perfume and a balletic gait, chiselled from the gneiss and hallowed limestone of the Côte Blonde sub-section. A dollop of Viognier shovels Syrah’s patina of blueberry, violet, nori and white pepper into a tensile spring of energy, uncoiling across a long drive over the palate, while staining it with a potpourri of clove, rosewater, cardamon and tamarind.
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Expert Review
James Suckling
An array of sweet-smelling spices and a green-ish pepper edge to the nose with plenty of dark plums, crushed dark violety florals and grilled raisin toast. The palate has smooth, sweeping tannins that build in waves of pastry-like, plush and velvety texture. Long blood plum and creamy espresso finish. Drink now and beyond.
97 points, JamesSuckling.com (July 2017)
Expert Review
James Molesworth
Very ripe, with layers of fig, boysenberry and plum compote forming the core, inlaid liberally with licorice snap, roasted apple wood and Turkish coffee notes. Shows lots of heft, but everything pulls together on the finish, exhibiting drive and definition.
96 points, Wine Spectator