It is also slightly more powerful than the 2009 Family Reserve, which tips the scales at 15% natural alcohol and has a dense ruby/purple color and a beautiful nose of sweet cassis, black cherries and spice box. Again, unctuously textured, full-bodied, opulent, and possessing all the hallmarks of this sumptuously styled, voluminous vintage, this wine is juicy, thick, opulent, and a hedonistic as well as intellectual turn-on. It should drink well for 7-8 years, but again, it is showing exceptionally well. In just over a decade, this family-owned estate has become not only a top producer in the southern Rhone, but also a reference point for what’s possible in the picturesque and touristy hilltop village of Seguret. Now, under a negociant label called Mourchon, they have added a cuvee of Chateauneuf du Pape, which follows the Cotes du Rhone reviews. Readers have to be careful, since it’s not easy to distinguish between the two cuvees of Family Reserve 2009. One has a back label that says “Grenache,” and is undoubtedly the smaller cuvee, as it comes from very old vines and production was only 2,000 bottles.Various American importers, including Dionysus Imports, Houston, TX; tel. (713) 822-8007, Cynthia Hurley, West Newton, MA; tel. (617) 965-4251, Wine Warehouse, Los Angeles, CA; tel. (323) 724-1700; and Ventoux Wines, Chicago, IL; tel. (847) 881-2699