Marc Bonadieu Chteauneuf-du-Pape Wine Rating: Joe: 6/10 Carmela: 7/10 Wine: Domaine Baptiste Hillaire La Part Des Anges Chteauneuf-du-Pape Region: France, Rhne Year: 2020 Price: $37.99 Retailer: Mad Wine / Esquin Alcohol: 15% Grapes: 90% Grenache, 10% Syrah Professional Rating: JD 93 Vivino 4.1 What we tasted and smelled in this Domaine Baptiste Hillaire La Part Des Anges Chteauneuf-du-Pape: Color: Ruby red, translucent, looks a little like a Pinot Noir, shimmers in the glass On the nose: Fruity, cherry, matchstick, smoke, fresh rose, smells syrupy, herbs, earth, dirt, salty black licorice, wood, gunpowder, complex and pleasant In the mouth: Rich black cherry, smooth, balanced, grenadine, smoke, rock, vanilla, cocoa, still young so needs some more years in the bottle Food to pair with this Domaine Baptiste Hillaire La Part Des Anges Chteauneuf-du-Pape: Very versatile food wine, flank steak, rolled flank steak, red meat, steak, filet mignon, steak tartar, chicken, crowd pleaser Domaine Baptiste Hillaire La Part Des Anges Chteauneuf-du-Pape Wine Rating: Joe: 8/10 Carmela: 7/10 Which one of these are you finishing tonight
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