The second wine was a 2003 Côtes du Rhône-Villages from Domaine Réméjeanne. Their “Les Églantiers” red was a big, muscular classic Rhône mix of Syrah, Grenache and Mourvèdre. Due to the strong tannins, it was practically undrinkable alone, but when served with lièvre royal (hare stew), it matched the pungent flavors perfectly. But it did come with a hefty price tag of $91.