Clos de la Roilette Moulin-a-Vent 2024 0426JACKSON crafted from young vineyard blocks

crafted from young vineyard blocks with Cabernet Sauvignon

subsequently blended and then left to age and mellow in oak casks

and smoky character that defines the varietal

so a Paso Robles Cabernet is a bit of a plot twist

A full bodied

Clos de la Roilette Moulin-a-Vent 2024 0426JACKSON crafted from young vineyard blocksThe horse on the label isn't decoration, it's a grudge. A century ago, when the appellation lines were drawn, this estate got booted out of Moulin a Vent and reclassified as Fleurie. The furious owner refused to print "Fleurie" and named the wine after his racehorse, Roilette, instead. Now here's the full circle part: the Coudert family, who run the place today, recently bought a parcel back on the Moulin a Vent hill, finally reclaiming the