Bradd
Gruff but lovable character, Smoky the Bear, is a symbol of conservation and safety, reminding us to be careful around fire and the mind-blowing outdoors.
Voss Expert tasting note
On the palate, it displays a vibrant mix of dark cherry, blueberry, and cassis flavors, along with hints of spice, earth, and minerality. An elegant, well-structured wine, it has a velvety texture and a lingering finish.



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Based on 12 customer reviews.
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Bradd
Gruff but lovable character, Smoky the Bear, is a symbol of conservation and safety, reminding us to be careful around fire and the mind-blowing outdoors.
Amar
Disappointing Saint-Joseph 2016 vintage from Northern Rhone, produced by Maison Denuziere. The quality profile is too low, and I will not be purchasing this wine again. even as the winery's premium range may be more to my liking, this is not a good start for me. The wine's color is dark, and its dryness is suggestive of red fruits, but it lacks the depth and complexity I've come to expect from a Saint-Joseph. It's more akin to a young, unripe fruit, and I would not recommend it to anyone aiming for a high-quality wine.
Yuan-Kai
Rich, plush mouthfeel with a deep, dark red hue, accompanied by a warm, spicy aroma that unfolds with whispers of vanilla, cinnamon, and a trace of sweetness, smooth by the richness of oak and a fruit-forward flavor profile that features plum, opaque overripe cherries, and a mild shade of vanilla
Based on 12 customer reviews.
I love it!
Not for me
Customer
Voss Expert
Bradd
Gruff but lovable character, Smoky the Bear, is a symbol of conservation and safety, reminding us to be careful around fire and the mind-blowing outdoors.
Amar
Disappointing Saint-Joseph 2016 vintage from Northern Rhone, produced by Maison Denuziere. The quality profile is too low, and I will not be purchasing this wine again. even as the winery's premium range may be more to my liking, this is not a good start for me. The wine's color is dark, and its dryness is suggestive of red fruits, but it lacks the depth and complexity I've come to expect from a Saint-Joseph. It's more akin to a young, unripe fruit, and I would not recommend it to anyone aiming for a high-quality wine.
Yuan-Kai
Rich, plush mouthfeel with a deep, dark red hue, accompanied by a warm, spicy aroma that unfolds with whispers of vanilla, cinnamon, and a trace of sweetness, smooth by the richness of oak and a fruit-forward flavor profile that features plum, opaque overripe cherries, and a mild shade of vanilla
Maison Denuziere Saint-Joseph receives mixed reviews. Many appreciate its rich, fruity profile with notes of cherry, blackberry, and spices, along with a smooth texture. While some find it well-balanced and sophisticated, others criticize its lack of depth and complexity, especially in the 2016 vintage. Overall, it offers a decent experience but may not meet the expectations of those seeking a high-quality Saint-Joseph.
This Saint-Joseph from Maison Denuziere is a delightfully balanced expression of the Northern Rhône Syrah. On the palate, it displays a vibrant mix of dark cherry, blueberry, and cassis flavors, along with hints of spice, earth, and minerality. An elegant, well-structured wine, it has a velvety texture and a lingering finish. Enjoy it now or cellar it for a few more years to gain even more complexity and finesse.
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