Clos des Fees, Cotes Roussillon Villages Vintage:2014 Better to keep it in

Better to keep it in the cellar for at least a couple of years

Otherwise there is outstanding volume and power to the more concentrated bigger-bodied flavors that retain a lovely sense of refinement and particularly so on the massively persistent finish

(from Les Trois Follots

It should be best from 2011 to 2016+

with an incisive palate

Clos des Fees, Cotes Roussillon Villages Vintage:2014 Better to keep it inA powerfully spicy aroma leads to dense dark plum and blackberry flavors that turn a touch jammy. Features intense red licorice accents, with hints of mint, on the finish. Syrah, Mourvdre, Grenache and Carignan. Drink now through 2017. 830 cases imported. KM