Wine of the Week
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Once Cotes du Rhone was synonymous with cheap table wine. Not anymore, and it’s wines like this one from young Olivier Cuilleras that are upgrading the appellation’s image.
Made from Grenache and Syrah vines that are at least 40 years old, it has a clear, bright ruby red color and a flavor of dark cherries. It’s juicy yet firm, and very ripe without a hint of jamminess, which makes it a terrific match with food.
About $14. Available at Beverage Warehouse in Marina del Rey, (310) 306-2822; John and Pete’s Liquor in West Hollywood, (310) 657-3080; the Wine House in Los Angeles, (310) 479-3731; Larchmont Village Wine & Cheese in Los Angeles, (323) 856-8699; Hi-Time Wine Cellars in Costa Mesa, (949) 650-8463; and WineSellar & Brasserie in San Diego, (858) 450-9557. If you can’t find this wine, have your local store contact the distributor, Diane Harder Wine Marketing, (310) 937-6777.
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