"I’ve yet to see these guys put a foot wrong, and regardless of the vintage, they’re able to make superb wines. In addition to their terrific Châteauneuf du Papes, they continue to raise the quality of their Lirac and Côtes du Rhône releases. Also, while these all have the ability to drink nicely on release, they age beautifully."
October 2015

DOMAINE DE LA MORDORÉE Châteauneuf-du-Pape Cuvee de la Reine des Bois 2020 HVe3 Organic Biodynamic

	Product code	721516
	Format	6x750ml
	Country	France
	Regulated designation	Appellation origine controlée (AOC)
	Region	Rhône Valley
	Subregion	Southern Rhône
	Appellation	Châteauneuf-du-Pape
	Varietal(s)	Grenache
	Varietal(s)	Mourvèdre
	Varietal(s)	Syrah
	Colour	Red
	Sugar	Dry
	Closure type	Cork

James Suckling, September 2022

DOMAINE DE LA MORDORÉE
Lirac la Reine des Bois Blanc 2021

Rhône Valley, France 721518 | 12x750ml |				- 92 Points - Decanter, September 2022 There's a touch of oak on the nose and palate that helps to frame the tangy citrus notes, and lends a touch of spice, but it's far from overwhelming. Full-bodied, classically Lirac in its breadth on the palate. Ends on a nip of grapefruit bitterness. Good acidity.

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Côtes du Rhône 2021

Rhône Valley, France 773937 | 12x750ml |				Deep red colour with aromas of blackcurrant, cherry, red fruits and violet. The palate is fresh with soft tannins and a nice length.

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Lirac La Dame Rousse 2020

Rhône Valley, France 820814 | 12x750ml |				- 92 Points - James Suckling, August 2022 The full ripe-blackberry fruit on the full-bodied palate is underlined by healthy tannins, that put this firmly on the dry side and give it a classical style, in spite of the ample (15%) alcohol. Very interesting licorice and bark notes at the finish. And somehow all this has a certain refreshing quality. A cuvee of grenache and syrah. From biodynamically grown grapes with Demeter certification.

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Lirac La Reine des Bois Rouge 2020

Rhône Valley, France 721517 | 12x750ml |				- 92 Points - Decanter, September 2021 Rounded, medium- to full-bodied style, the oak is well-judged and adds a little polish to the fruit. Good length and depth, ripe, with gently warming alcohol. Succulent and fresh, this is very enjoyable. Serious for a Lirac!