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2024 Cote Rotie Les Cinq Lieux Clusel Roch - 6x75cl
  • Colour Red
  • Producer Domaine Clusel-Roch
  • Region Côte Rôtie
  • Grape Syrah
  • Drinking 2028 - 2045
  • Case size 6x75cl
  • Available En Primeur

2024 - Cote Rotie Les Cinq Lieux Clusel Roch - 6x75cl

  • Colour Red
  • Producer Domaine Clusel-Roch
  • Region Côte Rôtie
  • Grape Syrah
  • Drinking 2028 - 2045
  • Case size 6x75cl
  • Available En Primeur
Case price: £450.00 In Bond
Please note: These wines are lying abroad until shipping and can only be purchased In Bond. If you are an existing Private Reserves customer, the wine will be automatically transferred on arrival. Otherwise, you will be contacted on arrival in the UK to arrange delivery, In Bond storage in Private Reserves or another bonded warehouse.
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  • Goedhuis Waddesdon, January 2026

    A new-ish cuvee, this being the third vintage in which it’s been produced. From 5 separate plots (hence the name) of Montmain, Cote Rozier, Leyat, Bonniviere, Fongeant – all from the precarious slopes of the Cote Brune, varying from 80 year old vines to 20 year old vines. This was enormously impressive tasting out of barrel (already blended). Such a sense of harmony, richness and depth to this wine already, as well as having the domaine’s hallmark laser mineral focus. Pinoté register to the fruit, but with brilliant Syrah depth, this is shaping up to be a wine of wonderful purity and finesse.

  • John Livingstone-Learmonth, October 2025, Score: ****(*)

    clear red robe; the bouquet is shapely, red cherry prominent, smoked bacon, a firm air of crushed raspberry. The palate has a springy debut, Burgundian styling, which means it’s clear, has a hint of Pinot, late spice after the fruit purity, is a nuanced wine of interest, can be studied, holds well into the finish, a good combination of dark red juice and iron on the exit. From 2029-30. 2052-54

  • Goedhuis Waddesdon, January 2026

    A new-ish cuvee, this being the third vintage in which it’s been produced. From 5 separate plots (hence the name) of Montmain, Cote Rozier, Leyat, Bonniviere, Fongeant – all from the precarious slopes of the Cote Brune, varying from 80 year old vines to 20 year old vines. This was enormously impressive tasting out of barrel (already blended). Such a sense of harmony, richness and depth to this wine already, as well as having the domaine’s hallmark laser mineral focus. Pinoté register to the fruit, but with brilliant Syrah depth, this is shaping up to be a wine of wonderful purity and finesse.

Producer

Domaine Clusel-Roch

Nestled below the steep slopes of the Côte Brune, this impeccably tended, bio-dynamically farmed domaine makes textbook Côte-Rôtie wines from very old parcels of Syrah. Understated yet complex, the wines are celebrated for their incredible purity and elegance, combining Syrah’s natural muscle with what we can only describe as a Burgundy-like finesse. Over the past few vintages Guillaume Clusel has made his mark on his paren...Read more

Nestled below the steep slopes of the Côte Brune, this impeccably tended, bio-dynamically farmed domaine makes textbook Côte-Rôtie wines from very old parcels of Syrah. Understated yet complex, the wines are celebrated for their incredible purity and elegance, combining Syrah’s natural muscle with what we can only describe as a Burgundy-like finesse. Over the past few vintages Guillaume Clusel has made his mark on his parents’ estate. The delicate handling in the vineyard and cellar results in wines with lower alcohol than many of their neighbours, and means they produce hugely pure, distinctive wines that avoid any over-extraction. Guillaume never employs a cold soak prior to fermentation and uses a high proportion of whole bunch fruit. As a result, the wines are often paler in colour than their neighbours. From 2016 onwards the estate no longer produces their young vine cuvée, ‘La Petite Feuille’, as the vines have reached sufficient maturity to be included in the main Côte Rôtie blend, ‘Les Schistes’ (formerly known as ‘Classique’). Rhône expert John Livingstone-Learmonth describes Les Grandes Places as ‘a formidable wine of challenging complexity and well worth the outlay.’ Jancis Robinson cites them as one of the most reliable producers in Côte Rôtie while Vinous’ Josh Raynolds thinks the wines are “among the most graceful of the appellation”.Read less

Region

Côte Rôtie

Only a red wine appellation, Côte Rôtie is the most northern of all Rhône appellations and is produced mostly from Syrah, although Viognier may contribute up to 20% of the blend. Its terroir is divided into two categories. Côte Brune's soil is comprised of iron-entrenched granite giving thesoil a rich red-brown colour. As a result, it creates wine of notable power and concentration that usually needs time in the cellar to soften and develop. Heading south down the slope towards Condrieu, one encounters Côte Blonde, an area comprised of decomposed schist and mica that is lighter in colour and tends to produce elegantly styled wine for earlier consumption (most of the area's Viognier is grown here). Many traditional producers of Côte Rôtie feel that their best wines are a blend of the two.