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Domaine de Beaurenard (Paul Coulon et Fils) Boisrenard Châteauneuf-du-Pape Red Rhône Blend 2000 (1500ml)
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Ratings on Delectable
Jeroen Koenen
Soft and mature. Dark macerated fruit, woodsy spices and herbs, quite elegant these days. Some alcoholic spikes in the finish, but all in all a lovely wine, nicely balanced.
Soft and mature. Dark macerated fruit, woodsy spices and herbs, quite elegant these days. Some alcoholic spikes in the finish, but all in all a lovely wine, nicely balanced.
9.2
Brian Grech
CdP classic
CdP classic
9.4
Michael Phillips
Relatively light with nice dark berries and a hint of strawberries
Relatively light with nice dark berries and a hint of strawberries
9.5
John Pavlovich
On the first night I gave it 93 points. My wife and I drank about half of the bottle, and I left the decanter with the wine in the fridge for the second night. And wow, on the second night it was at least 95 points, conservatively.
On the first night I gave it 93 points. My wife and I drank about half of the bottle, and I left the decanter with the wine in the fridge for the second night. And wow, on the second night it was at least 95 points, conservatively.
9.3
Dave Schneider
Fantastic. Not too old. At its peak
Fantastic. Not too old. At its peak
9.4
John Van Trijp
Alcoholic
Alcoholic
8.4Dave Schneider
Still drinking beautifully.
Still drinking beautifully.
10
José Ortiz
Boisrenard in Magnum for New Years Eve. What a treat!
Boisrenard in Magnum for New Years Eve. What a treat!
8.0Jeroen Koenen
O my... What happened here? This is a volatile and alcoholic mess. Completely disjointed. Off-bottle? No score.
O my... What happened here? This is a volatile and alcoholic mess. Completely disjointed. Off-bottle? No score.
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