The Sine Qua Non of the Languedoc An extraordinary reaction to the La Pèira wines yesterday at the brilliantly organised Fields, Morris & Verdin Grand Portfolio 2013 tasting at Church House in Westminster.
Andrew Jefford writing at Decanter.com on a recent vertical tasting of the La Pèira vintages 2005-2010 suggests, “They could be the work of a genius”.
Rifling through The Rhone Report’s latest issue. Lots of wonderful notes from the Northern Rhône (Côte-Rôtie, Hermitage, St. Joseph, Cornas, Condrieu) from producers such as Jean-Louis
“Make no mistake about it, this is a very special wine made on a very special estate.” Jancis Robinson We were fortunate to have Jancis Robinson look
“La Peira is considered by many to be the benchmark producer in the Languedoc. The 2009 ‘Las Flors de la Pèira’ is just one reason
From the Financial Times (I think the answer lies in the soil) to the Bangkok Post (A Great Newborn from the Larzac); from Bettane &
Writing for the FT (Financial Times) Andrew Jefford suggests, “Mourvèdre will, I believe, one day be seen as the grape variety of choice for the
La Pèira’s Matissat tops Andrew Jefford’s Decanter Blind Tasting of “almost ninety of Languedoc’s finest red wines” Writing for Decanter Magazine, Andrew Jefford reports on a
Last week Jérémie Depierre (above) made the rather ambitious tour of Boston, Chicago, San Francisco (over five or so days with as many flights) as
“Age appears to be best in four things; old wood best to burn, old wine to drink, old friends to trust, and old authors to