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JEB DUNNUCK – MÉGAPHONE ET PIGEOULET 2018
Pigeoulet rouge 2018
88-90. A blend of mostly Grenache and Syrah (there are small amounts of other red varieties), the 2018 Vaucluse Le Pigeoulet offers a complex style in its kirsch, herbes de Provence, white pepper, and floral aromas and flavors. This beauty is sweetly fruited, with polished tannins, loads of charm, and a great finish.
Mégaphone rouge 2018
89-91. A blend of 66% Grenache and 33% Syrah all from a single vineyard in the Ventoux, the 2018 Ventoux Megaphone is a richer, more serious wine that offers rich black cherry and blackberry fruits as well as plenty of ground pepper and garrigue aromas and flavors. It’s rounded and has good concentration, beautiful tannins, and a great finish. It’s going to keep for 7-8 years.
JAMES SUCKLING – MÉGAPHONE ET PIGEOULET 17 & 18
Le Pigeoulet Vin de Pays Vaucluse rouge 2018
90-91. Ripe red cherries and raspberries with a fine palate that has a very sleek, plush and attractive feel. The palate is sappy and plush. 80% grenache, 10-15% carignan and the balance is syrah. Drink now.
Mégaphone Ventoux rouge 2017
93. Super plush, and opulent, offering notes of sweet red plums, raspberry compote and darker blackberries. The palate is bathed in mixed-berry flavor, as well as dark cherries and dark minerals. Starts really supple, then turns fine and tightens through the finish. Noble tannins and darker fruit. A blend of 80% grenache and 20% syrah. A great vintage for this wine! Drink over the next five years.
Mégaphone Ventoux rouge 2018
91-92. A blend of 80% grenache and 20% syrah, this has a very rich and attractively ripe feel in 2018. Succulent, dense and very plush tannins carry an assertive, fresh and fleshy feel. There’s a salty mineral note, too. Drink on release.
SOUTHERN RHONE
WINE ADVOCATE – Date de parution : 31 OCT 2010 – Auteur : ROBERT PARKER
2009 Pigeoulet red
Bistros, brasseries and consumers looking for an easygoing, quaffing wine should check out the Brunier’s Le Pigeoulet, which Daniel Brunier calls a ‘retro’ style of wine (meaning that in the age of power and generosity, this is a lighter, more elegant, fruity, earthy effort meant for immediate consumption). The 2008 and 2009 vintage are cut from the same mold, with the 209 being slightly deeper, with riper fruit. This 5,000 cs cuvee offers considerable value. 85
DES VINS D’AUTEURS
Gaultmillau
Une sélection de « caviste » mettant en avant des vignerons artisans qu’il a fallu convaincre de faire partager leur passion. Il y a urgence à se procurer ces vins de haute couture, comme chez Muré, ou de grandes maisons, comme Jaboulet, dont le niveau ne cesse de monter. Gardez-le pour vous, mais derrière le Pigeoulet des Brunier et le domaine Les Pallières se cache le savoir-faire d’un grand nom de la vallée du Rhône : l’équipe du domaine du Vieux Télégraphe.
Pigeoulet rouge 2009
Gouleyant et Capiteux avec une belle mâche généreuse d’un grenache ensoleillé. La trame ferme appelle un carafage pour donner la première place aux fruits puis aux épices chaleureuses. Avec une cuisine de tous les jours.
WORD WIDE SEARCH FOR VALUES
Wine spectator
we present a summary of the most exciting wines tasted in 2008 and a preview of what you can expect in 2009. This year, we have put an added emphasis on values, and our editors recommended more than 60 producers who are on the cutting edge of quality, at an affordable price. I PIGEOULET : the owners of Domaine du Vieux Télégraphe and domaine la Roquète in Châteauneuf produce two value-priced cuvées under the basic Vin de Pays de Vaucluse designation. The Le Pigeoulet en Provence white is a blend of Grenache blanc, Clairette and Roussane, while the red is predominantly Grenache along with the Cinsault, Syrah and Carignan.
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