Alain Jaume et Fils 2014 Réserve Grand Veneur White (Côtes du Rhône)
The 2014 vintage produced some atypically fresh and crisp whites in the Rhône. This example is round in the mouth yet still crisp on the finish, with fig and melon flavors accented by hints of crushed stone. Joe Czerwinski
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Price$15,Buy Now
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DesignationRéserve Grand Veneur
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Alcohol13%
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Bottle Size750 ml
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CategoryWhite
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ImporterKysela Père et Fils
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Date Published11/1/2015
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