Clos des Papes 2020
AOC Chateauneuf du Pape
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+ Lieferung nach Abfüllung der Weine September/Oktober 2022.

Presse / Kritik
Decanter: 98 / 100 Punkte
"A very Clos des Papes vintage, says Vincent Avril, and I know what he means - a vintage that delivers the kind of fresh, elegant wines that this estate is famous for. A tasting of several foudres point to a wine with natural, easy balance. The Mourvedre is excellent here this year, and adds great depth to the fresh and delightful Grenache that has notes of black tea, black cherry and iron. Elegant and very fine. Drinking window 2023-2042"
J. Livingstone-Learmonth: 5 / 6 Sterne
"(30 hl large barrel with the blend) Dark red; plums, live red fruits, raspberry along with laurel, herbs on the nose. The palate holds elegant gras, has a silky feel, suave length, is aromatic, rose-like, floral. The tannins have top notch refinement. This is a beauty, a wine with foundation and a Pinot leaning. It declares early then becomes more cautious. It’s very pretty, with stylish gras, balance, fresh length, is symphonic, holds most entertaining juice. 28 years “It’s the sort of vintage to accompany pigeon, lamb, whereas the 2019 is one for game stews, hare or wild boar stew, venison,” V Avril. 2047-49"
J. Dunnuck: 94-96 / 100 Punkte
"Looking at the reds, the 2020 Châteauneuf Du Pape is a silky, elegant wine that shows the vintage to a T. I was able to taste through all the foudres of the cuvée as well as one that’s a final blend, with all showing beautiful red and black fruits, peppery garrigue, and floral nuances. The purity of fruit is remarkable, and this will be a medium to full-bodied, finesse-driven, yet still concentrated vintage for this cuvée that readers will love."

Das Weingut
Zitat J. Livingstone-Learmonth: "Gold standard estate, joy to taste only one red, one white, so good blending is crucial. The yields are always very low – not much more than 20 hl/ha, which serves to concentrate the red wine, and there is an above average emphasis on the Mourvèdre, all planted in clay soils. The blend is now usually 55% Grenache, 30% Mourvèdre, 10% Syrah, 5% various including white grapes, having been 65% Grenache, 20% Mourvèdre, 10% Syrah, 5% various including white grapes into the early 2010s. The 2014 red was utterly charming, a real en finesse ****(*) beauty, while the 2015 is logically a bolder, more demanding ***** wine, requiring patience. The ***** 2016 red is deep and long, a vintage that will age extremely well. The whites drink well in their first couple of years, then back off, close down, and emerge as more complex, stimulating wines around seven years' old; they live well and deserve a top table accompaniment."