94 Points
"The 2014 Languedoc Saint Drezery Bosc Negre is the Mourvèdre-dominated wine from Puech Haut and it was raised in 100% new French oak, mostly new Burgundy barrels. It possesses fabulous purity as well as lots of blueberry, blackberry, licorice, crushed rock and peppery herbs. While it was raised in new oak, it’s doesn’t show a hint of it, and offers notable freshness, a big, full-bodied mouthfeel and ripe tannin. It needs 2-3 years of cellaring and will keep through 2029."
FULL - BODIED 
Winemaker Notes
.....Gnarled old Grenache vines dominated by an ancient oak tree. This is the source for Quercus, the Latin for oak tree.
You have to ask the question, why would three of France’s greatest winemakers (Michel Rolland, Claude Gros and Philippe Cambie) all be attracted to the same terroir, one after the other. Reason? It’s the best of the best!
These wines are strictly ‘showtime’. We adore that they wear their extroverted personalities on their sleeves. This is the Languedoc after all, the sun always shines, grapes get ripe, flavors burst from the finished wines. These are richly appointed, powerful yet soulful offerings from a terroir that many in France (heck, the world) would give their left arm to own.
These wines are strictly ‘showtime’. We adore that they wear their extroverted personalities on their sleeves. This is the Languedoc after all, the sun always shines, grapes get ripe, flavors burst from the finished wines. These are richly appointed, powerful yet soulful offerings from a terroir that many in France (heck, the world) would give their left arm to own.
