Ah, endlich mal wieder im Glas! Dieser “kleine” Jamet ist wirklich einer meiner Lieblingsweine geworden. Vor einigen Monaten erst von einem guten Weinfreund empfohlen, anschliessend auch schon in einer Blindverkostung eingesetzt, und jetzt ist es einfach mein guter Weinwert für alle Fälle.
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Weinwert, weil er einerseits ca 15 Euro kostet, was zugegebenermassen schon nicht unbedingt mehr als “billig” gelten kann, aber dennoch dafür unglaublich viel Gegenwert bietet.
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Last thursday we were about 10 wine-buddies gathering at our generous host Nick‘s home for a blind-tasting of red Rhône wines. This time there were absolutely no limits as all reds from all-over the Rhône-region were permitted, drastically differentiating it from our last tasting at Nick’s when only Southern Rhône reds were allowed, as well as from the last blind tasting at my place where boundaries were set by the Syrah varietal, originally stemming from that area but now being planted all over Planet Wine.

This means that each of the 12 bottles we popped that night could be anything from Côte-Rôtie and Hermitage to Côtes du Ventoux and Châteauneuf-Du-Pape, hence also mixing single-varietal wines with those that represent cuvées. As you can see, with each blind-tasting we are slowly encircling what both Rhône and Syrah have to offer. Are we gonna grasp the essence of it tonight? Dream on, dreamer.. Read the rest of this entry »