Still not worth the price but really great — 6 years ago
Tasty fruity weeknight....dry — 7 years ago
Excellent value from a great producer. Deep and earthy, bit more full bodied than you might expect. Aromatic and mouth filling with a long finish. Excellent choice from the somm at Blue Hill Stone Barns. — 9 years ago
On the nose, sweet, floral, dark cherries, touch of plum, black raspberries, raspberries, red licorice/cola, lovely funk, canopy leaf, perfumed red florals and fine, sexy, chalky minerality. The mouthfeel is beautifully crisp...medium body. The fruits are bright and tantalizing. Strawberries, dark cherries with Rainer cherries blended in, cranberries, pomegranate, plum, black raspberry, raspberries, soft, super fine powdery chalkiness, crushed dry rock powder, light beautiful spice, red florals with a touch of violets, perfect acidity and a well balanced, polished finish. Photos of, the property entrance, Chevrey Chambertin vineyard and Arnaud. History and producer notes...Domaine Denis Mortet was founded by Denis Mortet in the early 1990s. Strangely, he took his own life at the age of 51 in 2006. He started with modest holdings to become a very well respected Winemaker in Burgundy with his 1993 wines. His son Arnaud has now taken over. The estate vines are relatively young at 25 years. The Domaine's 10 hectares encompass 14 different Appellations, including two Grands Crus in Clos-de-Vougeot and Chambertin. All their wines including their village wines see new oak. This wine is a blend of all their Chambertin holdings and fermented in around 30% new oak. — 9 years ago


Aromas of white flower with underlying honey notes. Green apple skins and Meyer lemon on the palate followed by a racy and long mineral finish. Absolutely stunning! — 10 years ago
gunpowder, almond croissant, fresh grass, limeade — 11 years ago
Fantastic. Apples and pears all the way, complex and long. — 12 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
Funky, weirdy! Raisins and tannin and natural yeast. True garagiste wine! — 8 years ago
Drank 2/19/18. Paired with roasted chicken.
The nose of sweet stewed plums and red berries is quite expressive. Still present, but mild, well integrated tannins lend structure to cassis and earth flavors. Medium finish. This could go a few more years, but is in a sweet spot now. I dont think it will improve further, so drink now. Fully mature.
4/22/8/4/3 + 50 = 91 pts.
Thanks @JT for a great bottle. — 8 years ago
Hints of mint on the nose. Clean slate, wet pebbles, dry citrus. Very nice for when austerity is in order, no excessive flowers or fruit juice here. Proper. — 9 years ago
Deliciousness — 9 years ago
Very interesting, well priced, #cabfranclover #merlot — 10 years ago
Easy drinking Bordeaux. — 10 years ago
Fresh & dried strawberries, raspberries. Berry jam and tannic (not overtly)
Great summer red — 11 years ago
Mineral, fresh and rich. This is what Puligny-Montrachet is all about — 12 years ago
Really pretty blend. Musty and mineral-y. Not too fruity, subtle tannins. Very nice. — 5 years ago
Plain, light, delicious. All forward red fruit. No wood left. No burn, just great with a Korean barbecue — 7 years ago
Serious BR! Black tea, earth, pretty fruit. — 8 years ago
This is Benoît Ente, mineral driven, lots of secundairy tones yet refreshing! You could say the acidity is a bit on top but I really liked it. Will buy again!
— 8 years ago
Very nice white burg, especially for the price. Good example of the aligote grape's potential when done right. Mouth filling with waves of flavor, quite precise, excellent acid and minerality. — 9 years ago
Yummy classic puligny — 10 years ago
Really delicious white burgundy. Not too flabby for 09, focused pure and coming into its own. Drink up — 11 years ago
Tom Nguyen
Premier indeed — 4 years ago