With Frédéric recently being elected head of the appellation, expect more visibility for this underrated region. For many consumers, this this be the entry point to Ventoux, so it's important that the wines represent the region well-thankfully, they do. Château Pesquié is one of the great estates of the Ventoux. It's medium to full-bodied, with ample concentration, velvety tannins and lovely hints of tea and spice on the long finish. Don’t let the prices fool you, these wines are the real deal.ĩ1 Points Robert Parker: "A welcome return to form, the Ventoux Terrasses is a floral, herbal and red-fruited version of this unoaked cuvée.
Medium to full-bodied, fresh, focused, pure, and with fine tannins, it's another winner from this domaine.I continue to sing the praises of Château Pesquié, which is one of the leading estates in the Ventoux region and is run by the talented brothers, Alexandre and Frederic Chaudiere. It offers a rocking bouquet of black cherries, ground pepper, flowers, and violets, with almost marine- like hints in its minerality. The Ventoux Terrasses is a normal blend of 60% Grenache and 40% Syrah that was mostly destemmed and brought up in a mix of concrete and stainless steel. A fantastic discovery from the South of France that is also one of the best buys of the vintage.ĩ1 Points Jeb Dunnuck: "Longtime readers will know that I love this cuvée, which is year in, year out, one of the great value buys out there.
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