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Cellar/Tasting Notes
Chateau de la Peyrade's Muscat De Frontignan is one of the best naturally sweet wines from the Languedoc Roussillon. Made from the best strains of Muscat grape, the wines are deeply aromatic of tropical fruits, white peach, honey and citrus. The Cuvee Thomas Jefferson 1998 is a special cuvee made..

Cellar/Tasting Notes
"Rated, but no tasting note given.Although these wines are normally reviewed by my colleagues David Schildknect in his Languedoc-Roussillon and Alsace reports and Lisa Perrotti-Brown in her reviews of Australian wines, I tasted them during my visit with Chapoutier, so I will include them in this..

Cellar/Tasting Notes
Chateau d'Oupia is one the best producers in the Languedoc. Using Syrah, Grenache and Cinsault from 30+ year old vines this is a deep-bodied and complex Rose with great balance and an exuberant personality. Juicy and surprisingly dense, with powerful red fruit flavors showing an almost creamy..

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"From Grenache with a bit of Carignan and roughly one-third matured in larger cask, the Bila-Haut 2009 Cotes du Roussillon-Villages Lesquerde L'Esquerda is grown on granitic soil in the town - high up above the Agly and west of Maury - for which it is named, and where Chapoutier has taken-on..