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2007 Thierry Allemand Cornas Reynard, Rhone, France (Stained Label)

Sale price$475.00

Thierry Allemand’s Reynard is his deepest and most structured expression of Cornas, drawn from old-vine Syrah rooted in the appellation’s steep granite slopes. Allemand has compared the 2007 vintage to 2004 for its energy, balance, and classic proportions, favoring finesse and longevity over sheer power. Fermented with whole clusters and raised in seasoned wood with minimal intervention, the wine combines concentration with remarkable lift. Cassis, boysenberry, violet, dark chocolate, licorice, black pepper, graphite, and olive unfold across a vibrant palate with fine-grained tannins, fresh acidity, and a persistent floral, mineral finish.

93 points -Wine Spectator

Condition Note: The label shows staining from cellar storage. Please refer to the bottle images for condition; the wine is being sold as pictured.

More Information

Wine Region: Rhone Valley

Varietal: Syrah

Wine Style: Dry

Vintage: 2007

Producer: Allemand

Appellation: Cornas

Country: France

Bottle Size: 750ml

Acidity: Medium-High

Body: Full

Sweetness: Dry

Comparable To: Auguste Clape Cornas, Noël Verset Cornas, Jamet Côte-Rôtie

Occasion: Collector bottle, special dinner, cellar selection

Soil: Decomposed granite

Vine Info: 34–90-year-old Syrah vines; Reynard is composed entirely of Allemand’s older-vine parcels

Style Tags: Old VinesWhole ClusterNorthern RhônePowerful & Perfumed

Flavor Profile: Black raspberry, cherry liqueur, violet, incense, white pepper, smoky mineral