Voge Cornas Les Chailles 2019

94 points Wine Spectator: "[$65 list] Reveals rich dark cherry and plum fruit with a lightly mulled edge, while anise, tar and black olive accents fill in throughout. Shows a mouthwatering savory edge on the finish. Approachable for the fruit, but a decade in the cellar won't hurt. Best from 2023 through 2032. 1,315 cases made, 150 cases imported. (7/31/22)"

93 points Matt Walls (Decanter): "Attractive high-toned spicy note really draws you in, partly from the oak, but also the place. Raspberries and loganberries spiked with Szechuan pepper. Voluminous but fresh in your mouth, this has marked acidity and sharply serrated tannins. Fresher and more defined than their 2018 Les Chaillés, this is well balanced, with tension and energy. Drinkable now, but will last. Drinking Window 2021 - 2028. (Aug 2021)"

93 points Jeb Dunnuck: "Leading off the 2019s from bottle and first given the name Les Chailles in 2003, the base 2019 Cornas Les Chailles comes from multiple terroirs (Combe, Les Saveaux, Cayret, Les Mazards, Chaillot, and Chapuzes) and was destemmed and aged 18 months in used barrels. This inky hued effort offers textbook Voge aromas and flavors of red and blue fruits, violets, iron, and peppered game. Medium to full-bodied, textured, and nicely structured, it can be enjoyed today but will benefit from just a handful of years in the cellar and have 15 to 20 years of overall longevity. Drink: 2022-2042. (2/16/22)"

93 points Falstaff: "Dark ruby, purple reflections, subtle brightening on the rim. Background savoury herbal aromas, black fruits of the forest, some liquorice, blackberry and subtle notes of nougat and orange zest. Juicy, elegant, ripe cherry, well integrated tannins and a long finish with salty notes and red berries. Definite further ageing potential. (Dec 2022)"