Skip to main content

Buy any 6 Bottles and get Free Ground Shipping

Domaine de la Janasse XXL 2007 (Magnum 1.5L)  - First Bottle

Reviews

100 Robert Parker's Wine Advocate -
Another insanely good wine that’s a legend in the making is the 2007 Chateauneuf du Pape XXL, which is almost all Grenache (there’s a splash of Mourvèdre) that spent three years in foudre and barrels before being bottled. Offering a port-like bouquet of blackberry jam, beef blood, black licorice and roasted herbs, it hits the palate with an incredible amount of fruit and texture yet always stays balanced, fresh and lively, with a finish that just won’t quit. This decadent, heady, layered and just about over the top beauty won’t be for everyone (and I’ve had bottles state side that showed more stewed and evolved characteristics), but it’s a singular, heavenly bottle of wine.

Technical Details

  • Blend95% Grenache and 5% Mourvedre
  • CountryFrance
  • RegionRhone Valley
  • AppellationChateauneuf-du-Pape
  • Alcohol15.5%

Domaine de la Janasse XXL 2007 (Magnum 1.5L)

Rhone Blends  |  France
WA100

33% off retail!
Hurry! Only 5 Left!
A true unicorn wine, even in 750mL, in magnum, this is as rare as they come. This was perfect when it was released and continues to be perfect now. It's right in that groovy drinking window that will have everyone off their seats in excitement. Only a few to share.

About the Producer

The estate was founded in 1976 by Aime Sabon, the father of Christophe and Isabelle, who still oversee the vineyards. The property consists of 40 hectares, spread over as many as 70 different parcels throughout the appellation. While Aime works in the vineyards, his children are in charge of wine production. Christophe is a self-proclaimed, great defender of Grenache, which still represents 75% of their vines. With assistance from Aime and Isabelle, he manages the common rusticity of Grenache-based wines through meticulous work in the vineyards and cellar. The result is a wide range of rich and flavorful Chateauneuf-du-Papes, Cotes-du-Rhones and Vins de Pays that are complex and balanced often in contradiction to a region better known for sheer exuberance and power.