Domaine Lionnet 'Terre Brulée' Cornas 2014 STEAK WINE Stay to enjoy the fruits

Stay to enjoy the fruits of their labour at this historical landmark and tribute to the craft of Irish whiskey making

Originally planted in 1976 by Edna Valley wine pioneer Andy Macgregor (Wolff purchased the property from Macgregor in 1999)

This 2012 Pinot Noir Reflektor might be the finest single wine by Steve Clifton

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Domaine Lionnet 'Terre Brulée' Cornas 2014 STEAK WINE Stay to enjoy the fruitsLudovic and Corinne own just shy of a hectare of Saint Joseph, in the village of Chteaubourgthe southernmost village in the appellation, just north of Cornas. Half of their holding is a younger parcel, and the other half was planted in the 1950s, both on clay limestone soils with a high occurrence of large limestone galets. As with their Cornas, they vinify the Saint Joseph without de stemming, and age it for 18 months in used 600 liter demi muids