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Raspberries and oranges and vanilla beans feature on the palate
wine is generally served into a simple water glass with none of the pomp reserved for Pinot Noir or fine Bordeaux
The palate is perfectly balanced with pleasant acidity and dusty tannins framing intense notes of orange and red fruit with a finishing kick of cola
red fruits like raspberry and Rainier cherry ring out
complex hard ciders of the nineteenth century
Yves Cuilleron Collines Rhodaniennes Syrah Les Vignes d'a Cote 2024 savoie Raspberries and oranges and vanillaTheres no record of whether Yves Cuilleron is a fan of Kansas, but in the 1980s he was a bit of a wayward son. Yves grandfather Claude had founded the domaine in 1920, and by 1987 Yves uncle Antoine was retiring with no heirs interested in making wine. Meanwhile Yves was pursuing a career as a mechanic. He caught the wine bug just in time, the family did not sell, and Yves proceeded to become one of the best winemakers in the Rhone Valley, famous for
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