De Boisseyt Condrieu Les Corbonnes 2021

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Product Details


Varietal

Region

Producer

Vintage
2021

Size
750ML

ABV
13.5%

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Somm Note

Winemaker Notes

Aromatic and gourmet. Complex nose on multiple fruity aromas, apricots, peaches, citrus fruits, and spicy and woody notes. The mouth is round and fleshy, a beautiful minerality gives length and balance to this wine.

Professional Ratings

  • 95
    A beautifully floral style of Condrieu, with jasmine and violets. Underneath there's fresh-cut pear. It's full-bodied, rich and opulent on the palate, with tremendous extract and concentration. Driving, intense salty finish.
  • 91

    Aromas of stone fruits, peaches and an array of herbs and fresh leaves. Medium body with an aromatic profile on the palate. Fresh and fruity with a succulent finish.

De Boisseyt

Domaine De Boisseyt

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Domaine De Boisseyt, France
The vineyard of Boisseyt (viniblio de Boissie) dates back to the 14th century, but it became a genuine estate in 1797, just after the French Revolution at a time when many sharecroppers were able to acquire the land they had previously cultivated. As a result, during the two following centuries it belonged to the Chol family for six generations. The last heirs were Agnès and Didier Chol, who acquired the estate in 1988. They decided to hand the reigns over to the Decelle family in 2017; at present, the property is managed by the eldest son, Romain Decelle, who joined the family’s wine ventures involving various French vine-growing regions (Bordeaux, Roussillon and Burgundy).
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Full-figured and charmingly floral, Viognier is one of the most important white grapes of the northern Rhône where it is used both to produce single varietal wines and as an important blending grape. Look for great New World examples from California, Oregon, Washington and cooler parts of Australia. Somm Secret—Viognier plays a surprisingly important role in the red wines of Côte Rôtie in the northern Rhône. About 5% Viognier is typically co-fermented with the Syrah in order to stabilize the color, and as an added benefit, add a subtle perfume.

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Condrieu Wine

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As the source of some of the most vibrant and powerful white wines in France, Condrieu is uniquely situated in one of the northern outposts of the Rhone River. It is the original Viognier appellation with a wine growing history reaching back well over two thousand years. Like most of the wine regions of the Northern Rhone, Condrieu’s vines grow on extremely steep and narrow granite terraces. But what makes the region unique is a topsoil, locally called, “arzelle,” made of decomposed mica. This and a sheltering of the harsh northern winds, make optimal sites to produce opulent and brilliant Viognier. It is a tiny zone with no room for expansion and produces miniscule amounts of wine each year, contributing to its allure.

A fine Condrieu will have aromas and flavors suggestive of ripe stone fruit, lime peel, green almond, ginger, white flowers and toasted nuts. A honeyed smell may mislead you to think the wine will be sweet but the modern style favors totally dry on the palate. Its texture will be full and soft but a touch of mineral will provide great balance.

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