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Paul Jaboulet Aine Cotes du Rhone Parallele 45

Producer: Paul Jaboulet Aine
Style: Red Wine
Grape Type: Rhone Blend
Origin: France
Region: Rhone
Appellation: Cotes du Rhone

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3.66 out of 5 stars


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Candied fruit nose, and a sweet dark fruit palate

09/09/2005

by Jackson Jr.10485689

For the price, it gets 5 stars. The 2001 I just had surprised me a lot, and I'll be very interested to taste the 2002 and 2003. Don't miss this wine bargain!

Awesome wine a great value

11/08/2011

by Facteau14166878

Tried the 2009 vintage. It was decent, and 100% a bargain. Very complex wine with strong flavors of dark berry. I got aromas of pepper and spice. Is slightly acidic- the comment above about letting it sit out for a little while before drinking is a great idea. If you liked this but want an easier drinker you could try the Domaine de la Buissonne Côtes du Rhône which is similar but with a little less tannin. -jf

Excellent Value

01/31/2010

by Brown13580322

Smooth and dry. Tried the 2007 and was surprised at the complexity for the price. Wish I had tried the 2006. Excellent value.

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Discovered at Stonewood Restaurant

04/26/2009

by Carlos13515057

Had this wine at Stonewood Restaurant and was pleasantly surprised by this 06 vintage's complexity. Starting flavor of berries followed slowly by hint of pepper. I immediately loved it.

For the lovers of Rhone Wine

03/07/2009

by Wehrli13462350

Anyone who like myself loves the taste of Grenache (the majority cépage of red Rhone valley wine) this is a most rewarding wine. It goes well with virtually any red meat or cheese and saussage. We've been drinking it for a decade witnessing its proce go up from 6.99 to 10.99, but that's life....

Best Rhone value

10/30/2007

by vinoboy

I have had this wine both young and very aged. It was great both ways. The review is right on with the fruit/pepper flavor profile. It's not every day that you find a tasty value wine that has enough complexity and structure to better with age. I want a case.

Jaboulet

10/18/2007

by b12514885

WS 88

Great bang for the buck!

10/28/2006

by JerseyEngineer

At $10 (around $7 if you shop around) this wine delivers a lot of bang for the buck. This is a lovely wine with great fruit flavors (blackberries, currants, etc.) Very light on tannins and a great table wine that won't overwhelm light red meat dishes. It can be slightly acidic so either let it breath or serve lightly chilled.

Best wine under $10

08/12/2006

by mossboss

Second bottle did not have the wow factor (considering the cost) as the first, but still very good and worth buying again.

NY Times rated #1 Rhone for under $25

12/14/2005

by Watson11894866

can't beat it for the price

10/31/2005

by Baugh11307460

I let it breathe for about an hour and it smoothed out the tannins...a great CdR at a good price...had enough body to be paired with nice cut of Angus...dried-fruit & peppery notes.

Another Pleasant Surprise

12/12/2003

by Asterix

Surprisingly good for the price. Bought one at the recommendation of a friend and then two cases for fear that they disappear from the market before long. Still in the market after I wrote my quick note (above) about a year ago. Good news for now.

Good bargain.

01/29/2004

by Shmo10748019

This Rhone-blend complements a great variety of foods and has become a family favorite for holiday meals. Lots of fruit and even a bit of density and complexity (great considering the bargain basement price). Proof that you can get a quality wine at a single-digit price.

Return to Orange

08/12/2003

by MacKinlay10589536

Put your bistro table and chair on your patio in the sun near your flowers, drop a plate of charcuterie next to your glass, and your back in the jardin of that little gite in the Luberon. Killer way to have lunch. Can't beat the price for this classic Rhone.

2007 a very good CdR but there are better wines

08/09/2010

by shoemaker13793954

Whihe I liked the 2007 which offers a spicy nose upfront and good blackberry fruit on the mid-palette, it did integrate after 3 hours into a more harmonious CdR, but there are much better CdRs; however, for the price this is a solid 86-87. (Note: I like to reserve 4 and 5 stars for truely stellar wines).

Just OK CdR

02/08/2006

by Rickey2005

I thought this wine was too soft and lacked the intense fruit flavors of others in this price range.

Expected better in a CdR

01/30/2009

by Hibben12590320

I have tried two bottles of the 06 but found them disappointing: not much nose or finish even after breathing. Just not much there; would not buy this one again.

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About the Cotes du Rhone

The entire Rhone Valley is frequently referred to as the Cotes du Rhone, but this is also the name of the generic appellation that covers more than 100 communes in the region north of Avignon. The primary varieties cultivated here are Grenache, Syrah, Mourvèdre, Cinsault and Carignan. Wines simply labeled Cotes du Rhone may rank at the bottom of the hierarchy...

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