Guigal, Etienne - Cote Rotie La Mouline 2011

Name: Guigal, Etienne - Cote Rotie La Mouline 2011
Brand: Guigal, Etienne
Price: 349 EUR
Availability: InStock

Der Cote Rotie la Mouline 2011 begeistert durch seine opulente Fülle und seidige Textur. Vollmundig und eindrucksvoll konzentriert, entfaltet er betörende Aromen von getrocknetem Fleisch, Veilchen, schwarzen Himbeeren, Espresso und einem Hauch von Vanilleschote. In der Nase verbinden sich verführerische Noten von schwarzen Himbeeren, Kirschkompott und floralen Pastillen mit Anklängen von asiatischen Gewürzen, Cola und rauchigem Eichenholz. Am Gaumen präsentieren sich lebendige, würzig akzentuierte rote und dunkle Beerenfrüchte sowie feinkörnige Tannine, die sich harmonisch mit der dynamischen Frucht verbinden. Der Abgang ist bemerkenswert langanhaltend und hinterlässt lebendige Gewürz-, Beerenlikör- und Rauchnoten. Dieser Wein verführt vom ersten Schluck an und hinterlässt einen bleibenden Eindruck.

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Rotwein | Frankreich | Rhone/Provence | Rhone

0,75 L

349,00 €

465,33 € / Liter

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THE WINE ADVOCATE: "Starting out the single vineyards and bottled in February (after over four years in new oak barrels), the 2011 Cote Rotie la Mouline is as slutty, sexy and seamless as they come. Full-bodied, thrillingly concentrated and unctuous, it offers classic Mouline notes of cured meats, violets, black raspberries, espresso and hints of vanilla bean. Philippe Guigal commented that the worst thing about 2011 was the it came after 2010, and while the previous two vintages will get all of the attention, this 2011 will deliver almost as much pleasure, and do it right from the start as well. It needs 3-4 years of cellaring and will drink sensationally through 2041."

JEB DUNNUCK: "The 2011 Côte Rôtie La Mouline is still youthful yet has the vintage’s upfront appeal, and it certainly offers loads of pleasure today. Its youthful ruby hue is followed by a full-bodied, beautifully concentrated, opulent and ethereally styled Côte Rôtie with awesome notes of black raspberries, kirsch, cured meats, exotic spice, Acacia flowers, and just hints of subtle classy oak. Medium to full-bodied, seamless, and flawlessly balanced on the palate, it needs an hour in a decanter if drinking any time soon and has another 20+ years of prime drinking. The 2011 vintage gets overlooked, as it followed 2009 and 2010, but it’s a beautiful vintage with loads to love. In addition, the wines are upfront, complex, and already approachable."

WINE SPECTATOR: "Very dense, dark and brooding in feel, with a thick coating of Turkish coffee and bittersweet ganache over the copious blackberry, fig and blackberry paste flavors. The long finish is studded with charcoal and smoldering tobacco hints. Patience is required. Best from 2018 through 2030. 400 cases made."

JANCIS ROBINSON: "Very rich nose but notably fresh palate. Much more lively than most vintages – it does not enfold you. It energises you."