Rene Rostaing Cote-Rotie Cote Blonde 2023 (1.5L) [NET] 2025 L'Assemblage Part 2 playing mineral saltiness against red

playing mineral saltiness against red apple ripeness and underlying citrus

The palate opens up with rich

Larceny was selected by Master Distillers to have the profile of a six-year-old Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey

and finishing soft and easy

These plantings were completed with the last plot 1 hectare

Rene Rostaing Cote-Rotie Cote Blonde 2023 (1.5L) [NET] 2025 L'Assemblage Part 2 playing mineral saltiness against redThe Cote Blonde is the more lyrical of Cote Rotie's two great hills granitic and sand dappled, named (per legend) for the blonde daughter the Lord of Maugiron bequeathed it to. Rostaing's bottling has long been one of the appellation's most graceful, all perfume and silk where La Landonne is iron and grip. Pierre Rostaing, who now runs the estate his father Rene built, farms these old vines with a feather touch and ages the wine in mostly neutral oak