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2024 St. Cosme - Cotes du Rhone (750ml)

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2024 St. Cosme - Côtes du Rhône (750ml)

From the biodynamic cellars of Louis Barruol at Château de Saint Cosme—an enduring Gigondas institution since 1490—this 2024 St. Cosme Côtes du Rhône is a 100% Syrah that draws from the stony Villafranchian terraces of the Gard. Fermented with natural yeasts in concrete, the wine remains dark and pure, with violet hues and aromas of fresh blackberry and white pepper.

The palate reveals a velvety texture, with a medium-bodied frame and driving finish heightened by notes of garrigue, fleur de sel, and licorice.

Wine Spectator scores it 90 points, and it has a drinking window through 2028.

Tasting notes

  • Aromas: violet and fresh blackberry with lift from white pepper
  • Palate: dark fruit core, velvety tannins, medium body
  • Finish: garrigue, fleur de sel, licorice; persistent and balanced

Food pairing

  • Pairs beautifully with herb-crusted grilled lamb, roasted beef, or Mediterranean-inspired dishes
  • Works well with charcuterie boards and aged cheeses such as Comté or Manchego
  • Complements mushroom ragù and savory roasts with herbs

Why this wine stands out

Its identity comes from Louis Barruol’s biodynamic approach and the Villafranchian terroir—stony terraces that underpin a vibrant, mineral-driven Syrah. Fermenting with natural yeasts in concrete preserves the variety’s dark core and expressive aromatics, delivering a wine that is both approachable now and deeply poised through 2028.

90 Points
"Dark, inky and nicely unadorned, with violet and fresh blackberry flavors showing real purity and freshness. Ripe and weighty, offering velvety tannins that guide the chalky, smooth finish, flecked with fleur de sel, garrigue and licorice root. Solid and vibrant. Drink now through 2028. 27,000 cases imported."
—Kristen Bieler-Wine Spectator
Appellation: Cotes du Rhone
Vintage: 2024
Variety: Syrah/Shiraz
Region: Rhone
Country: France
Bottle Size: 750ml
Producer: St. Cosme

2024 St. Cosme - Côtes du Rhône (750ml)

From the biodynamic cellars of Louis Barruol at Château de Saint Cosme—an enduring Gigondas institution since 1490—this 2024 St. Cosme Côtes du Rhône is a 100% Syrah that draws from the stony Villafranchian terraces of the Gard. Fermented with natural yeasts in concrete, the wine remains dark and pure, with violet hues and aromas of fresh blackberry and white pepper.

The palate reveals a velvety texture, with a medium-bodied frame and driving finish heightened by notes of garrigue, fleur de sel, and licorice.

Wine Spectator scores it 90 points, and it has a drinking window through 2028.

Tasting notes

  • Aromas: violet and fresh blackberry with lift from white pepper
  • Palate: dark fruit core, velvety tannins, medium body
  • Finish: garrigue, fleur de sel, licorice; persistent and balanced

Food pairing

  • Pairs beautifully with herb-crusted grilled lamb, roasted beef, or Mediterranean-inspired dishes
  • Works well with charcuterie boards and aged cheeses such as Comté or Manchego
  • Complements mushroom ragù and savory roasts with herbs

Why this wine stands out

Its identity comes from Louis Barruol’s biodynamic approach and the Villafranchian terroir—stony terraces that underpin a vibrant, mineral-driven Syrah. Fermenting with natural yeasts in concrete preserves the variety’s dark core and expressive aromatics, delivering a wine that is both approachable now and deeply poised through 2028.

90 Points
"Dark, inky and nicely unadorned, with violet and fresh blackberry flavors showing real purity and freshness. Ripe and weighty, offering velvety tannins that guide the chalky, smooth finish, flecked with fleur de sel, garrigue and licorice root. Solid and vibrant. Drink now through 2028. 27,000 cases imported."
—Kristen Bieler-Wine Spectator
Appellation: Cotes du Rhone
Vintage: 2024
Variety: Syrah/Shiraz
Region: Rhone
Country: France
Bottle Size: 750ml
Producer: St. Cosme