The 2019 Rene Rostaing Les Lezardes is a proprietary blend from the Rhone region of France. This red wine, produced by Rene Rostaing, has garnered positive attention from wine critics, earning an impressive 92 points from both Decanter and Vinous.

According to Decanter, this wine is characterized by "smoky thyme" and is described as "fresh, fine, balanced and drinkable." The reviewer notes its "good grip and power on the finish" and "remarkably bright acidity." The wine is also described as "very strict, gently saline," indicating a well-structured profile. Decanter provides insight into the wine's origin, stating that it comes from vineyards around Ampuis, just outside the AOC Côte-Rôtie, and is made from a blend of young and old vines, with two-thirds whole bunch fermentation.

Vinous reviewer Josh Raynolds also awarded the 2019 Rene Rostaing Les Lezardes 92 points, highlighting its "dark violet" color and "spice- and smoke-accented dark berries and licorice" aromas. Raynolds describes the wine as "plush and open-knit," with "sappy blackberry, cherry and allspice flavors" that become more structured towards the finish. He notes that the wine "closes long and spicy," with "even tannins adding shape to a lingering dark berry note."

With an alcohol content of 14.5%, this red wine is sealed with a traditional cork closure. The combination of its aromatic complexity and balanced acidity makes it a noteworthy choice for wine enthusiasts. The 2019 Rene Rostaing Les Lezardes is praised for its drinkability and structure, making it a compelling option for those seeking a high-quality red wine from the Rhone region.