All this is supported by spicy minerality and a cleanly balanced acidity

can be seen from afar

not a sales argument

Winespectator 96 Punkte: Ripe black cherry

in quite pure mode

2020 Saint Peray Ongrie Alain Voge Rhône-Nord All this is supported byParker Joe Czerwinski 90 92 The ripe, tropical and perfumed 2020 Saint Peray Ongrie is something of an anomaly within the appellation, whose wines are more typically less expressive on the nose. It's medium to full bodied, with a slightly dusty, chalky feel on the palate and a long, pineapple tinged finish. It's all Marsanne that's been vinified and aged one year in 228 and 400 liter barrels, 30% new.