2019/21 Crozes Hermitage ‘Nouvelere’, Philippe Jaboulet

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2019/21 Crozes Hermitage ‘Nouvelere’, Philippe Jaboulet

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Availability: In stock (6 available)
(1 customer review)

£31.00

6 in stock

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Description

The Crozes Hermitage Nouvelere is made from 100% Syrah from old vines that is fermented and aged in oak. This is wonderfuly complex and concentrated, showing brooding dark fruits, liquorice, herbs and spice.  An absolute joy and a terrific example of Crozes Hermitage.


Philippe Jaboulet, along with his son, Vincent, took over Domaine Collonge in Crozes-Hermitage as a going concern soon after the sale of Maison Paul Jaboulet Ainé to the Frey family in January 2006. The Jaboulet family kept hold of most of their prized vineyards, including the Thalabert which has 80 + year old vines and is littered with large boulders, making any sort of mechanisation impossible. 

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  • Winemeplease1

    This wine is very easy to drink despite the alcohol level and has beautiful complexity. Always a good choice if you like full body, rich, easy to drink on its own. It goes very well with charcuterie and cheese platters.

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