Jean-Luc Colombo Vallon de l'Aigle, Cornas, France

克倫伯酒莊鷹谷紅葡萄酒

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A sensational Cornas that readers shouldn't miss is the 2013 Cornas Le Vallon de l'Aigle (which translates to "The Valley of the Eagle"); it comes from a single, south-facing parcel of old vines and is only made in top vintages. Its inky purple color is followed by a sensational perfume of graphite, crushed rocks/wet granite, game-like meats and ample dark fruits. This gives way to a medium to full-bodied red that has an incredible, mouth-filling texture, no hard edges, fine tannin and a great finish. I hate to admit that this is the first time I've tasted this wine, but it's one serious Cornas that's up with the crème de la crème of the vintage!

Very solid, with a core of dark plum, currant and fig fruit, carried by a graphite spine, this carries through the ganache-edged finish. On the toastier side of the spectrum, but rock-solid and gutsy in feel. Best from 2018 through 2024. 75 cases made.??–JM??Region: France / Northern Rh?ne / Cornas Select to Add