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| Domaine Roses Camille (Photo: J. Polonetsky) |
Say DRC to a wine lover and they will think of Domaine de la Romanée-Conti in Burgundy, whose top wines sell for more than $20,000 a bottle. In the kosher world DRC means something else, and my August column in the Wine and Whiskey Globe explains what.
Domaine Roses Camille in Pomerol makes wines that need substantial time to age, but the 2017 Roses Camille and the soon to be released 2018 Roses Louise blew me away with their intensity, velvety texture, layers of flavor and long finish. I tell the estate's story and explain why its wines command such attention in the kosher market.
Read the full column in the Wine and Whiskey Globe: The Kosher DRC: Domaine Roses Camille
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