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A wine I wish I had a case of, the 2011 Cotes du Ventoux Cuvee Artemia just screams Provence on the nose with its sun-filled array of kirsch, blackberry, ground herbs, peppery spice and crushed flowers. While a lot of 2011s come up short on concentration and depth, this beauty is perfectly balanced, has a layered, seamless texture and fine tannin, all suggesting it will evolve nicely through 2023.
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A wine I wish I had a case of, the 2011 Cotes du Ventoux Cuvee Artemia just screams Provence on the nose with its sun-filled array of kirsch, blackberry, ground herbs, peppery spice and crushed flowers. While a lot of 2011s come up short on concentration and depth, this beauty is perfectly balanced, has a layered, seamless texture and fine tannin, all suggesting it will evolve nicely through 2023. Oct 2016, www.robertparker.com