The Penny-Pinching Connoisseur Has Arrived!
$135.00 buys you a box of Domaine Lafage Cotes du Roussillon "Cote Sud"...a wine which Robert Parker describes as "A Mind Boggling Value" and "90 Points".
Think of this one as our Saturday Super Saver...on Thursday It's the last of the stock and it'll be here on Friday. Stop by and grab some or let me know when to ship.
This too, shall pass...
We're hardly unaware of the current status of the economy (Oy, are we not unaware!), however we also know that people are not going to deprive themselves of life's simple pleasures...they're just going to "adjust" their buying habits a bit in order to compensate. I'm proud to say that we've always been a good source of disproportionately high-quality/low priced wines and in today's financial climate the deals out there in the wholesale wine world have NEVER been better. We're going to take full advantage of this situation and double our efforts to bring you really great stuff at prices that won't rattle your teeth or curl your toes. Today's offer is a good example of that which I quack...
A "90 Point" red that retails for $11 Bucks n'change...
Jean-Marc Lafage is one of the most sought-after winemakers in
Caesar Slept Here...
The Cotes du Roussillon is one of the oldest Viticultural regions in
Like much of the
"The wine takes on an aura of unreality when one sees the price!"
All of Lafarge's varietals come from different sites in the eastern and central
"A Mind-Boggling Value"....-Parker
"90 Points"..."Jean Marc Lafage and his importer are rendering a huge service to consumers with several cuvees that represent outstanding values. Among the reds, Lafage has scored a MIND BOGGLING VALUE with his 80% Syrah-based (10% each Grenache and Cabernet) 2005 Cote Sud. Intense aromas of plum paste, cherry and herbs lead into a richly-fruited, deeply mineral, dynamic palate with layering and inter play of black chocolate, lavender, licorice, cherry preserves, singed meat, salts and iodine. A wine this rich and complex and with a finish this long takes in an aura of unreality when one sees the price! Even alongside "introductory-level" wines as amazing as Lafage's, those of his more expensive cuvees that I had occasion to taste (both from high-altitude vines in the south of
The Cote Sud ("South Slope") is a perfect Summer red as it pairs beautifully with grilled meats, Pastas, pizzas, Italian cold cuts on baguette and medium-bodied cheeses.
*Full (12 Bottle) Case of Lafage Cote Sud - $135.00
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