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🏰 The 2015 Auguste Clape Cornas is a highly celebrated wine from a truly exceptional vintage in the Northern Rhône. The 2015 vintage in Cornas was widely praised for producing powerful, concentrated, and complex Syrah wines. Auguste Clape is a legendary producer in Cornas, known for crafting traditional, age-worthy wines that are benchmarks for the appellation. His 2015 Cornas has been described as "enormously complex and compelling," with a saturated purple/bluish color and a profound bouquet of black cherries, melted asphalt, ground pepper, exotic flowers, and graphite. Critics have lauded its full-bodied richness, seamless texture, sweet tannins, and an almost Hermitage-like liquid rock character, showcasing shocking elegance and purity. It offers excellent balance of acidity, fruit, and structure, hinting at even better things to come with age. 【 Cornas at its finest 】.
🍴 This powerful and concentrated Cornas is an ideal match for rich, savory dishes. Classic pairings include roasted lamb shoulder, grilled venison, wild boar sausages, or a hearty cassoulet. Its dark fruit and spicy notes also complement generously spiced dishes and those with mushroom sauces or truffles. For red meats, think ribeye steak or braised beef.
🥂 The 2015 Auguste Clape Cornas is a wine for serious collectors and special occasions. It's perfect for a celebratory dinner, a gathering of Rhône wine aficionados, or a moment when a truly profound and age-worthy Syrah is desired. This wine has significant aging potential and will continue to evolve beautifully over many years.
BACKGROUND
Domaine Auguste Clape is a wine estate located in the Cornas region of the Northern Rhone Valley. The estate was founded by Clape's grandfather, a planter who moved to Cornas from Languedoc after the growers' strike of 1906-07. The estate consists of just 8 hectares (20 acres) of old vines in a prime, sunny, steeply terraced location on the west bank of the Rhone. and a small amount of Saint-Perret Blanc from just 0.2 hectares (0.5 acres) of Marsanne.