Jean-François Jacouton - St Joseph "Pierres d'Iserand"
This cuvée displays mineral energy and focuses on complex flavors, A pleasantly good red St Joseph!
The property
In 2010, Jean-François Jacouton created his cellar after having gained experience in different regions and his apprenticeship with one of the great winegrowers of the northern Côtes du Rhône such as "Le Domaine Courbis". Help in these beginnings by Maurice Courbis for the purchase of vines and Joël Durand for the vinification. He will first recover the vines of his grandfather André who is a few kilometers from Tournon. Then now, he works 6 hectares of vines without weed killer on several appellations, the main one being Saint Joseph. Since the creation of the estate, its philosophy has been to produce more sustainably and in a reasoned way.
The vineyard
Vineyard
Resulting from a plot selection on the slopes of Vion. The twenty-year-old vines are planted on steep hillsides with granite soil.
Grape varieties
100% Syrah - AOP Saint Joseph
Vinification and aging
Harvested by hand, 20% whole harvest, aging 100% in oak barrels including 25% in new barrels for 15 months.
Tasting
The robe
Beautiful intense red color with ruby highlights.
The nose
A complex bouquet with notes of black fruits, thyme and granite.
The taste
A frank, fine and structured wine. There are notes of black fruits and roasted spices that complete the palate.
The Sommelier's little extra
Food & Wine Pairings
The keystone of a hunting meal such as quails stuffed with chestnuts and dark chocolate sauce.
Serving temperature
16 to 18 degrees C
Keeping time
3 to 8 years old.
- Types
- Wine
- Country
- France
- Region
- Vallée du Rhône
- Color
- Red
- Grape variety
- Syrah
- Agriculture
- Sustainable
- Alcool
- 13.5