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Paul Jaboulet Aine Les Jumelles Cote Rotie 2021
£425.81
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6 bottle(s) at £70.97 per bottle.
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Buy Paul Jaboulet Aîné Les Jumelles Côte-Rôtie 2021 – Premium Rhône Valley Red Wine
Experience the finesse and complexity of Paul Jaboulet Aîné Les Jumelles Côte-Rôtie 2021, a beautifully balanced French Syrah crafted in the prestigious Rhône Valley. Revered for its elegance and depth, this wine is a must-have for any collector or lover of fine red wines.
A Sophisticated Côte-Rôtie from a Legendary Rhône Producer
Made from 100% Syrah grapes and matured with precision, Les Jumelles 2021 from Paul Jaboulet Aîné showcases the artistry of Rhône winemaking. This vintage delivers enticing aromas of cassis and violet, layered over a remarkably silky palate with exceptional finesse and length. A restrained alcohol level of 12.5% ensures a refined and graceful drinking experience, while its body sits at a medium-light level (D), making it wonderfully versatile with food.
This vegan and vegetarian-friendly red wine contains minimal residual sugar (1g/L) and no trace of milk or egg products. Though not organic or biodynamic, its purity and expression of terroir remain uncompromised.
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Why Buy Paul Jaboulet Aîné Les Jumelles Côte-Rôtie 2021?
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Premium French Syrah from Rhône
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Silky texture with refined elegance
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Vegan and vegetarian-friendly
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Perfect for cellaring or drinking now
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Available now at Corking Wines UK
Tasting Notes
Aromas of ripe blackcurrant (cassis), violets, and subtle spice rise from the glass, leading into a silky, medium-bodied mouthfeel with polished tannins. The wine offers a refined balance of fruit purity and savoury complexity, making it a stunning representation of Côte-Rôtie’s terroir. Low residual sugar and a moderate 12.5% ABV give this red remarkable drinkability and food-pairing versatility.
Wine Information
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Country: France
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Region: Rhône
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Appellation: Côte-Rôtie AOC
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Grape Variety: Syrah 100%
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Vintage: 2021
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Alcohol by Volume: 12.5%
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Body: D (Medium-bodied)
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Residual Sugar: 1 g/L
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Producer: Paul Jaboulet Aîné
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Organic/Biodynamic: No/No
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Vegan/Vegetarian: Yes/Yes
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Contains Sulphites: Yes
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Allergens: No milk, no eggs
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Format: Case of 6 x 75cl bottles
Perfect Pairings for Côte-Rôtie Syrah
Pair this wine with dishes such as grilled lamb, wild mushroom risotto, roast duck, or truffle pasta. It also shines alongside aged hard cheeses or charcuterie platters.
Customer Reviews
★★★★★ “Incredible finesse”
“The texture of this Syrah is exceptional—silky, smooth, and bursting with layers of fruit and spice. One of the best Côte-Rôties I've had at this price point.”
– James D., London
★★★★★ “Elegant and memorable”
“From the moment I opened the bottle, the bouquet was captivating. The cassis and violet notes are truly enchanting. A must-buy for Rhône lovers.”
– Emma L., York
★★★★★ “Fantastic value for a Côte-Rôtie”
“Rich, aromatic, and yet so refined. Beautiful now, but I’m also excited to see how it evolves over the next few years.”
– Marcus T., Brighton
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Looking to buy Côte-Rôtie Syrah online in the UK? Corking Wines offers fast, secure delivery and expert wine recommendations. Order now and enjoy competitive pricing on premium Rhône Valley wines.
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| Price | £354.84 |
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| Country | France |
| Vintage | 2021 |
| Bottles Per Case | 6 |
| Bottle Size | 75 |
| Winery | One of France's ancient vineyards, Côte-Rôtie's Ampuis wines garnered acclaim during the Middle Ages and Renaissance, coveted by aristocratic tables. The designations Côte Blonde and Côte Brune allegedly stem from Lord Maugiron's estate division |
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