COURSODON ST JOSEPH SILICE BLANC 2023

Style: Rocks Minerals

The tall, competent Jerome Coursodon is the fifth generation of his family to exploit the hillside vineyards of St.-Joseph. They began producing wines in the 19th century, becoming well-known in French wine circles in the 1930s. The majority of their vineyard holdings are on the hillsides above the village of Mauves, where the well-known Chave family has been making wines since 1472. The Coursodons also own parcels situated further north, above Tournon and in the most northerly sector of the appellation, St.-Jean de Muzols. By the way, if you see any of the four 2009 cuvees on your retailer¿s shelf, snap them up as they are magnificent wines. Those wines have serious rivals in both 2010 and 2011. ROBERT PARKER

Marsanne grown on steep slopes with a gravel base producing white wines with texture and depth. Stony profiles on the palate with lush and exotic fruit profile. Medium bodied and dry. PWS

Region: Rhône Valley, FRANCE

Variety: Marsanne 

ABV: 13.5%

Liquor Act 2007. It is against the law to sell or supply alcohol to, or to obtain alcohol on behalf of a person under the age of 18 years. Lic No. LIQP770016424

*We endeavour to ensure the correct vintage is displayed, however some variations may occur in store and for delivered bottles.