John Szabo, MS

Open, high-toned, crafted in the advanced and oxidative style, this blend of 1/3 each carignan, grenache and syrah is...

Michael Godel

Georges splits the southern French trinity in thirds, fleshes with Roussillon sunshine and does the simple things...

David Lawrason

This is a mid-weight, fairly pale, garnet shaded red with a fairly generous sweet, perfumed nose of candied plum,...

Marc Chapleau

Low yield (25 hectoliters per hectare) for this red Roussillon medium-bodied without wooded intake, and well supplied...

Sara d'Amato

A fine, nicely balanced Côtes de Roussillon without a great deal of character. Mid-weight, fairly juicy with good...

Michael Loken

I was quite disappointed with this wine. It seemed to have all the ingredients for a great bottle, but something just wasn’t there. The nose had notes of dark fruits and cassis, but was too subdued. The taste had a moderate finish, but was a bit too dry; it just didn’t come together.

Domaine Puig Parahÿ Georges 2011