Pierre Gonon
"Les Iles Feray" 2022
Vin de Pays de l'Ardèche
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LIMITIERT - max. 2 Flaschen / Kunde
Dieses Jahr gibt es leider extrem wenig Les Iles Feray und wir erhalten nur eine Mini-Zuteilung vom Weingut.

Presse / Kritik
Decanter: 92 / 100 Punkte
"Classic, spicy, smoky nose with cardamon notes. Bright acidity, with red berries and blackberry flavours. Finishes dry and slightly earthy. Great drinkability, not long but very good, with slightly dry tannins."
Vinous: 90-92 / 100 Punkte
"The 2022 Les Iles Feray l'Ardeche unfurls with fragrant orange blossom, raspberry, red cherry and earthy gradations. Supple and fruit-driven, this medium-bodied 2022 comes across as more accessible and charming than the 2021 rendition, closing with good energy on the bright finish."
J. Robinson: "Juicy and gamey nose with spice and a freshness. A juicy palate with super-soft tannins and real freshness. Gentle, easy and has a lovely garrigue and spice note on the finish."
J. Livingstone-Learmonth: "Dark red; the nose has an open style, a gentle red berry air, along with pepper and a hint of acetate, offers well. The palate serves minty red fruits with a vegetal moment from the mid-point. This is half whole bunch fermented. It is handy wine for grills, roast beef, has life and genuine depth, with a rather good raw, uncluttered nature, gives firm juice on the close. There is some foundation to its gras. The tannins need leaving until spring 2025. 2033-35"

Das Weingut
Zitat J. Livingstone-Learmonth: " An STGT (Soil to Glass Transfer) domaine par excellence, and fantastic value and consistency - these red Saint-Josephs are top notch Syrahs. The Vieilles Vignes red, occasionally produced in small quantities, is exceptional. The Gonon brothers, true countrymen and taught by their father, make delightful, delicious wines of genuine pedigree. There is a sensible transfer of fruit from mature vineyards to the cellar, where methods are calm and watchful. No new oak in sight. The white is a high-class example of Marsanne, laced with a little Roussanne from a top, south-facing vineyard, Les Oliviers. Both red and white can evolve well over 20 years in the good vintages."