Cave Yves Cuilleron Cote Rotie Bassenon

Cote Blonde gneiss terroir Syrah-Viognier blend • 91pts Jeb Dunnuck • South-facing terraced vineyard with 20-year aging potential

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Region : Rhone, France

Product Type : Syrah

Vintage: 2022
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Cave Yves Cuilleron Cote Rotie Bassenon is a refined and complex Northern Rhône red, offering aromatic depth, silky structure and a long, savoury finish.

The wine is crafted with careful fermentation and extended maturation in oak, which helps integrate tannins and build complexity while respecting the finesse of the fruit.

Cuilleron farms with a sustainable philosophy, relying on attentive vineyard work, balanced soils and thoughtful decisions rather than excessive intervention.

Yves Cuilleron's rise has been closely tied to his mastery of the Rhône's steep slopes, and Bassenon reflects his ability to translate demanding vineyard sites into wines of elegance and depth.

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Wine details

13% ABV - 750 ml - Cote-Rotie AOC

Sustainability

Chemical-free sustainable viticulture with hand-harvesting

Tasting notes

A complex and elegant Cote-Rotie from the south-facing terraced Bassenon vineyard on the Cote Blonde, blending Syrah with 10% Viognier on gneiss soils. The bouquet opens with fresh red berries and delicate floral hints, evolving into intensely fragrant aromas of roasted coffee, licorice, and black pepper. The palate offers silky smoothness with fine tannins, balanced acidity, and a tangy mineral lift. Eighteen months of oak aging adds structure, finishing with lingering notes of blackberry and subtle spice.

Serving temperature

Serve at 16-18 °C

Food pairings

Roasted duck with cherry sauce, rack of venison, beef terrine, quail with grapes; Asian pairings: Peking duck with plum sauce, Japanese A5 Wagyu, Korean braised short ribs, Cantonese roast pigeon

Awards & recognition

Rated 91 points by Jeb Dunnuck - 'Silky and complex Cote-Rotie with fine tannins, roasted coffee, and lingering blackberry'

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