Domaine de Marcoux Chateauneuf-du-Pape 2021 (Magnum 1.5L)

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Domaine de Marcoux Chateauneuf-du-Pape 2021 (Magnum 1.5L)
Region
Southern Rhône
Appellation
Châteauneuf-du-Pape
Blend
80% grenache, 10% mourvedre, 7% syrah, 3% cinsault
Winemaker
Catherine Armenier
Alcohol
14.5%

Taste profile

LightBold
SavoryFruity
SmoothTannic
SoftAcidic

Body: Powerful, multi-layered, harmonious whole

Aromas & flavors: Morello cherry, blackberry, mixed pepper, juniper, bay leaf, roasted coffee

Tannins & finish: Spicy, lively energy, blood-tinged character

Pairings: Côte de boeuf, potato truffle gratin, grilled scorpionfish, navarin of lamb, whole roasted celeriac

Tasting notes are for this exact bottle of wine (including vintage).

Sources: winesolutions.com, lebendigeweine.de, whwc.com, bhorersanglap.com, vcommevin.com

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Wine Spectator93 pts

“This has power and poise, with garrigue, plum, licorice and raspberry expertly framed by a lot of mineral energy and graphite shavings. Refined and pure, with integration from start to finish. Some finely cut tannins maintain the focus and form. Grenache, Mourvèdre, Syrah and Cinsault. Drink now through 2035.”

Jeff Leve, The Wine Cellar Insider92 pts

“Olives, garrigue, thyme, pepper, and red fruits are all over the place here. Medium-bodied, soft, fresh, and supple, with a sweetness to the red fruits on the palate, and in the finish, this will be a pleasure to enjoy on release. Drink from 2024-2031.”

Jeb Dunnuck92 pts

“Bottled in April, the 2021 Châteauneuf Du Pape is mostly Grenache that was all destemmed and was raised in foudre, tronconique, and concrete tanks. It has a pretty, medium-bodied, elegant style as well as both red and black fruit, peppery herbs, and violet notes. Showing the fresher, more mid-weight style of the vintage, it's balanced, has fine tannins, and outstanding length. It has a more expansive, seamless, pleasure-bent style than most and is one of the top base cuvées in the vintage. Bravo.”

Vinous91 pts

“The red-fruited 2021 Châteauneuf-du-Pape is showing well. Ripe strawberry, dried herbs and verbena tea with a pinch of licorice are all nicely delineated. More medium- than full-bodied, the elegant 2021 carries spot-on balance and concludes with a refreshing finale. Give it two more years in bottle to gain more complexity.”

James Suckling90 pts

“Here is a good introduction to the wines of this appellation with a satisfying balance of full body, restrained tannins, generous red fruit and lively acidity. Quite a dry finish, but no hint of aggression. A cuvee of 80% grenache, 10% mourvedre, 7% syrah and 3% cinsault. From organically grown grapes. Drink or hold.”

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First Bottle Price$109.95
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Vintage Quality

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Wine Spectator · Southern Rhône Châteauneuf-du-Pape & Gigondas
88
2021 VintageVery Good
Drink or Hold

Frosts reduced yields, Grenache was fragile, mildew further reduced volumes. Quality is mixed; some wines lack concentration, others find success in a fresher, lower-alcohol style

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Domaine de Marcoux Chateauneuf-du-Pape 2021 (Magnum 1.5L)

Jeremy Green· edited

Picky point @Jimmy, but didn't the refresh button on this tab used to match the others?

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@jimmy - it seems like Last Bottle and First Bottle share the same global comments instead of scoped to each provider/tab. I'm on the First Bottle tab but I can see comments from MisterClean tied to the Roberto Voerzio Nebbiolo Langhe 2023 which is a Last Bottle offering.

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Jimmy from Wine Buyer AppCreator of Wine Buyer App

Should be working now

Jeremy Green
AboutBevan Cellars Proprietary Blend Ontogeny Napa Valley 2023

Hey Jimmy, let me start by saying that if this is too much, please LMK and I'll back off, NO problem. This is really interesting (at least I think so). FB changed the flash-sale wine sometime in the last hour or so to the '21 Domaine de Bellene VV, but this page is still linking to the 23 Ontogeny, whose price has risen from the $100 flash-sale price to $125 (which is correctly reflected here). For whatever reason this page links to https://firstbottlewines.com/products/bevan-cellars-proprietary-blend-ontogeny-napa-valley-2023?referral_code=OTk1MjYwMzQzOTQwMQ rather than firstbottlewines.com which would show the DdB. Cheers, -j

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Jimmy from Wine Buyer AppCreator of Wine Buyer App

So right now, the First Bottle tab updates every hour - if it doesn't match what you're seeing on firstbottle.com, just hit the "Refresh latest wine" button on winebuyerapp and it should manually update. This should solve issues w/ the link too (it takes you to the specific wine page you're browsing). Let me know if that's still confusing.

Jeremy Green

Replying to Jimmy from Wine Buyer App

I'm pretty sure I knew that when I posted this. My point was that you were pointing to the specific Ontogeny page, not the FB landing page. But I looked just now and I get that you go a step further and "View the Offer >". Either I forgot and refreshed the browser page up or whatever you do to follow that link was stuck on the previous wine. Assuming it's the former, apologies for the wasted time.

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