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2009 Saint-Joseph

Wine Details
Place of Origin

France

Saint Joseph

Northern Rhône

Color

Red

Grape/Blend

Syrah/Shiraz

Vintages
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"The 2009 Cote-Roties will provide both immediate appeal and good cellaring potential," according to Jean-Michel Gerin. "The tannins are very ripe but have no hardness, which allows the fruit to be expressive right now. They might go into a closed stage in a couple of years because the tannins are there, even if you can't see them, but it's unlikely that the wines will seriously shut down-like the 2005s, for example." Two thousand eight gave wines of "old-fashioned alcohol levels, around 12.5% for me," he added. "They're wines to drink now and over the coming few years, not vins de garde."