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E GUIGAL SAINT-JOSEPH 'VIGNES de l'HOSPICE' 2011, Rhone

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Category: RHONE BLEND

"The 2011 Saint-Joseph Vignes de l’Hospice (100% Syrah aged 30 months in 100% new French oak) offers perfumed spice, red currants, blackberry and bouquet garni-styled aromatics, medium to full-body and an overall seamless, forward and silky profile." 93pts - Wine Advocate

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Aurora D. ★★★★★

The 30 months in new French oak really shows—there’s this warm, perfumed spice that carries through from the nose to the finish. It’s medium-bodied but feels substantial, and the blackberry and bouquet garni notes are beautifully woven together. I’d buy another bottle if I could find it.

John S. ★★★★★

After 30 months in new French oak, this Syrah has a beautiful perfume of red currants and spice that’s really elegant. The medium body makes it a perfect match for lamb chops—I’m glad I bought a second bottle.

Claire L. ★★★★★

The bouquet garni notes really come through on the nose, making this feel more complex than your typical Rhône. It's medium-bodied but has enough structure to pair beautifully with grilled lamb.