Really pretty blend. Musty and mineral-y. Not too fruity, subtle tannins. Very nice. — 5 years ago
Warm Anjou pear with that warms you inside. — 7 years ago
Beauty. Cave du Chardon, Suisse. — 7 years ago
Super easy to drink, really strong rocky minerality on the finish. Nice floral notes on the nose as well. Great value for $19 — 8 years ago
Tough right now but good to revisit in 2+ years — 2 years ago
2022-3 winter. The previous bottle of this I had felt like the most overripe and in-Burgundy-like 2018 I’d tried, and by some margin. I figured some time might help, but have a growing suspicion that my cellar is too cold to really mature wines without multiple decades of wait. So…experiment time. I stored this for a couple of years in the basement but outside the cellar. It’s not a textbook environment, at least for the summer months. Lo and behold, this had loosened up a fair bit, with more expressiveness on the nose too. It was still riper and heavier than it needed to be but was good. Would it have been better with 30 years at 14 degrees? Perhaps, but it’s a near-academic question for me given the prices of burgundy these days. — 3 years ago
Still not worth the price but really great — 6 years ago
Plain, light, delicious. All forward red fruit. No wood left. No burn, just great with a Korean barbecue — 7 years ago
Singing now but plenty of stuffing to go the distance — 2 years ago
Curry spices, a little vegetal, great. — 5 years ago
Great, rich. Black cherry with some cinnamon. Bought at Mitsukoshi for ¥5,000. — 6 years ago
Dominant Pinot Noir, plus gamay and cot .. Light red wine, good minerality. tangy notes of berries, nice acidity, nice freshness. A wine with nuances typical of the Loire Valley. — 6 years ago
Tasty fruity weeknight....dry — 7 years ago
Lemon acid — 8 years ago
Andrew McIntyre
Lovely little Chablis. Freshly cut apple, honey and beeswax. Would buy and drink again. Paired well with seafood pasta — a year ago