Thierry Allemand, Cornas, Reynard 2009 White 'More new oak would have

'More new oak would have speeded up the evolution of the wines

fleshy with good acidity

(JD) 96+ (6/2015)

no evidence of new oak (as it’s so well-integrated)

Thierry Allemand, Cornas, Reynard 2009 White 'More new oak would have94 Points CellarTracker Member Very primary on the nose with lots of fruit, dark cherries, plums, violets, and a hint of chocolate. The palate is quite tannic with good acidity and more primary fruit notes. It's not as ripe as I would have expected from the vintage, but this wine just needs time. Hold for 7 10+ years. 94++ 5 9 2025 97 Points Wine Advocate The 2009 Cornas Reynard offers up an incredible, liquid mineral driven bouquet that includes