DELAS Marquise de la Tourette 1998
DELAS Marquise de la Tourette 1998
DELAS Marquise de la Tourette 1998
DELAS Marquise de la Tourette 1998
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1998

DELAS Marquise de la Tourette 1998

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Jancis Robinson
(2-2005) Deep crimson. Correct but surprisingly lightweight rendition of Hermitage. Certainly no faults, just very slightly timid with a bit of dustiness on the finish. Just very slightly too rustic. Quite brutal and big, but then I suppose that’s Hermitage. Very, very uncompromisingly ‘masculine’.
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(2-2001) This is a powerful, rich wine, aged in 50% new oak and 50% one-year old barrels. It is bottled with neither fining nor filtration. The 1998 Hermitage Marquise de la Tourette exhibits a remarkably huge, chewy mid-palate as well as formidable persistence, but it is very tannic and backward. Readers who are not willing to invest 8-10 years of cellaring should forget about this wine. Some toasty new oak is present, but the primary characteristic is the layers of black fruits intertwined with minerals.
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Region Rhône
Appellation Hermitage Rouge
Colour Red
Volume 0.75 l
Country France
Alcohol content 13.00% vol
Maison Delas Frères
Maison Delas Frères

The Maison Delas et frères was founded in 1835 in Tournon-sur-Rhône. Managed by the Delas family until 1977, the estate was then acquired by the family-owned company Champagnes Deutz.

It is therefore Fabrice who is now at the helm of Deutz/Delas.

The Domaine Delas Frères operates several plots in different appellations. The estate currently comprises 32 hectares: 10 hectares in Hermitage, 17 hectares in Crozes-Hermitage, and 2 hectares in Saint-Joseph. The Domaine owns vines that are approximately 40 years old and carries out its harvests by hand.