Mark Flesher

9.2

About what I rated the 09 in 2012 and the 14 in 2017. And I think I had a 12 not too long ago. These chards are good but this one particularly didn't hold a candle to a 14 Aubert Ritchie Chard. Hopefully not bottle variation on a 2015... Seemed to just not have a whole lot there. And I don't think it's because it is too astringent...the Judge wines seem to definitely rock it though. I got ahold of this one probably an hour after it had been open. — 5 years ago

with Dan, Shay and 1 other

Kevin Ortzman

9.0

Aubert typically known for their Chard (which is awesome) has a masterpiece red with this Boudreaux blend. Raspberry jam with a toasty vanilla and milk chocolate finish. Still young, but incredibly balanced and smooth. — 7 years ago

with Frank and ADAM

Sasha Verhage

Winemaker/Owner Eno Wines

9.5

Needed some time to shed some of the oak on the nose. Rich buttery nice for style. Aubert like. Very very nice. NYE. — 7 years ago

Stefanie Fan

9.0

Quite balanced and smooth, a bit sweet taste — 8 years ago

Kristina Armendaris

9.1

Not my style but very solid Pinot. Fruity notes with a perfect berry finish. Light and unique. — 9 years ago

Rodney Nourani

9.1

Perfect balance of oak and butter with layers of stone fruit and meringue. Amazing stuff — 10 years ago

Albert Mason

9.0

Outstanding French red burgundy. Good value. — 5 years ago

Ned Clark

9.9

Almost perfect balance and depth. Intense finish. Drink it. — 6 years ago

Sarah Altinoglu

9.6

Very old, would buy again — 7 years ago

John Landis

9.3

Color hazy; due to cloudy sediment but nose is very complex with tropical fruits and muted vanilla overtones. In the mouth the fruit is rich, fruity, and smooth. A blockbuster wine with huge alcohol (15.2%) which is not appreciated in the initial tasting. I would consume this in its youth and first 5 years due to the fruit balancing the alcohol. — 7 years ago

Gregg Congleton

9.5

Trying to decide between the Aubert and this...somm recommend the '03 Marcassin - very wise man indeed - incredible oak and finish - nutty - still light color in the glass - aging very well — 8 years ago

Josh Phelps

Owner/Winemaker Taken Wines

9.0

2013 vintage - well balanced wine — 9 years ago

with Adam

Curt Persaud

9.2

Extremely smooth French Chardonnay. All the strong buttery characteristics of a good Chardonnay. — 10 years ago

Beki Miller

9.6

It's hot out, drink rose! Cinsault blend with aromas of fresh strawberry, white flowers, and bright citrus made by Jacques Seysses and Aubert de Villaine. — 11 years ago

Michael Phillips

9.6

More acidic than the cotton but wonderful — 6 years ago

Mark Flesher

9.4

Cult chard tasted alongside a 2010 Aubert Lauren Chard....this one lost by a unanimous vote (and it wasn't even a blind vote either). I think everyone WANTED the Judge to win, but there was nothing to Judge here. At least for THIS COMPARISON, in 2018, the Aubert was the winner. BUT, this Judge chard did have more acidity up front than the Aubert, and IMO this wine has more aging potential than the 2010 Lauren Chard, which was pretty much right on the top of the hill tonght. Hard to beat a wine in its prime window, but goes to show you that Aubert makes chards that will compete with this kind of opponent. Lots of acid up front. Stone ground fruit entry, mineral-rich middle. I think that I was getting more pear than anything else here, but there was a hint of youthful butter and some dates. Finishes with actually a really nice fruit/nutty/almost gritty/tannin character for about 60 seconds, which is the one thing I will say that I give advantage to the Judge. Bravo! — 6 years ago

with Dan, Shay and 1 other

Michael Park

9.3

Strawberries and blueberries, wonderful, smooth structure on the finish. Just the right amount of acids. Reuling is definitely my favorite Aubert Pinot. — 8 years ago

Bill Bender

9.0

Undeniably well made Chardonnay with impressive viscosity, fullness and in your face decadence. I'm guessing this is a crowd pleaser. For my palate there is too much predominant oak here and a cloying sweetness on the denouement. I'm going to revisit tomorrow and see if there is a blow off. I still like it but I'd grab a Kongsgaard or Aubert over this every single time. — 9 years ago

Noah Carlson

9.1

Noah had this 9 years ago

Cory Plummer

9.7

Had at the Manor in Edmonton — 11 years ago