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Balma Venitia ‘Dom Venitia’ 2012 Beaume de Venise Rouge

Posted by Keith Wallace

A pretty bottle of village-level Rhone wine. A touch reductive on the nose at first, but quickly tosses out a potpourri of scent.  Unoaked, as Grenache-dominated wines often are, this is pure fruit on the palate. Rich and silky, flavors of cherry compote and black currant dominate. Fresh lavender rises into the finish with a touch of roasted apple.

From Balma Venitia, AKA Cave de Vignerons de Beaumes-de-Venise, which is the local cooperative. This region is best known for dessert wines, but the reds are an undiscovered treasure. Beaumes-de-Venise is a short distance from some of the better-known villages, including Gigondas.

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