Explosive blackberry and elderberry fruit on the nose, but there’s nothing exaggerated about this youthful Saint-Joseph. Seriously ripe with a wonderful coolness to the concentrated and focused palate. The fine-grained tannins are self-confidently dry and drive the breathtakingly stony and spicy finish along. Drink or hold.

A great sense of purity and energy here - good intensity without heaviness. Graphite to the blackberry aromas, and a gentle, fine-sand tannic texture. It's light-bodied, but with such direction and finesse and a little saline nip on the finish. An exceptional, and highly typical Saint-Joseph. It expresses the weightless intensity and precision of some of the best Saint-Josephs. No overly intense tannic structure, it's not demonstrative or over extracted. A new cuvée marking the transition from Guy Farge to his son Thomas Farge. One of their best parcels of Saint-Joseph. (Drink between 2021-2027)

Shimmering ruby. Vibrant, mineral-accented black and blue fruits and candied flowers on the nose, along with smoky mineral and baking spice accents. Offers juicy, sharply focused blueberry and bitter cherry flavors, which turn sweeter and take on a botanical herb nuance with air. Finishes very long and precise, with polished tannins framing repeating cherry and floral notes.