Who's Afraid of Romanee Conti? By Dan Keeling

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Who's Afraid of Romanee Conti? By Dan Keeling'In the world of fine wine and fine eats, Keeling's palate rules. Above all this Englishman is a literate man of taste, passion and talent. Bon appetit!' Kermit Lynch, author of Adventures on the Wine Route. 'Who's Afraid of Roman? e Conti? makes discovering great wine as exciting as the NME made discovering great music back in the day.' Mike Diamond, The Beastie Boys. 'Every word and thought here is shot through with verve, wit and often piercing

iodine and ferrous notes filtering up through dark red cherry

the wine is very indicative of its geographic origins with tight black fruit

The fruit from the oldest vines (about half of the blend) ferments as bunches while the younger-vine fruit is destemmed

Deep opaque purple hue

PATRÓN Añejo entices with a deep amber hue

(10%) merlot and (5%) cabernet franc

Lagavulin isn't smokey

pinot noir

spicy and mineral finish makes a serious statement

Coming through loud and clear in the mid palate is the intense quality of the Eden Valley component of the shiraz fruit

masculine and monolithic Riesling that needs a lot of time in the cellar to develop and refine

The palate is fresh with spice