Vincent Paris Cornas Granit 30 2023 Reasonable Cellar but not too aggressive

but not too aggressive

chicory charcoal and infused coffee grounds making for a mosh pit in the glass

Tempranillo matured in oak has mellowed beautifully—drink now while bottles of this age remain available

and the nickname stuck

Native yeast fermentation in open wood vats and judicious 10% new French oak elevate this beyond typical California Pinot

Vincent Paris Cornas Granit 30 2023 Reasonable Cellar but not too aggressiveCornas has changed. The appellation used to make "country wine" dark, brooding, sometimes inelegant and the new generation has remade it into something that stands shoulder to shoulder with Hermitage and Cte Rtie. Vincent Paris is at the center of that transformation. The nephew of the great Robert Michel, he inherited Michel's vines and built on his legacy, making Syrahs that are not light, but are certainly fresh and energetic they dance. Granit 30