White

Alain Jaume et Fils Réserve Grand Veneur White (Côtes du Rhône)

Alain Jaume et Fils

Côtes du Rhône · France

Fact sheet

Type
White
Grape
Viognier, Roussanne, Clairette
Country
France
Region
Côtes du Rhône
Appellation
Côtes du Rhône
Body
medium
Acidity
medium
Sweetness
dry

Food pairing

frutos do mar · saladas · queijos frescos · pratos leves de frango · sushi

Rated vintages

  • 201687 pts

    This easy-drinking white wine is broad on the palate, with just enough acidity to provide a clean, refreshing finish. Ripe melon notes mingle easily with citrus in this mix of Viognier, Roussanne and Clairette.

  • 201590 pts

    The Grand Veneur white relies on a somewhat unusual blend of Viognier, Roussanne and Clairette to yield a svelte, medium-bodied wine. Delicate aromas of pencil shavings and pear lead into a palate boasting pear, melon and tangerine flavors. There's just enough citrusy zest to pr…

  • 201486 pts

    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.

  • 201288 pts

    The Jaume family continues to turn out reliable, well priced wines from the Southern Rhône. This is filled with effusive cherry fruit and marries that to a soft, plush texture. It's a simple, yet highly satisfying glass of red wine to drink over the next few years.

  • 200987 pts

    A simple but attractive Côtes du Rhône, with impressively pure cherry-berry fruit, medium body and a slightly chunky feel. Drink it over the next couple of years.

  • 200786 pts

    A full-bodied, mouthfilling rosé from the Côtes-du-Rhône, the 2007 Réserve Grand Veneur features slightly confected cherry aromas and a tangy finish. It's a solid effort, best served alongside burgers or the like.