A delicious restrained juicy rose from Graves. — 10 years ago
2013 Jacquez: inky black (non vitis vinifera variety). Savoury, black fruit; licorice, powder-fine tannin. — 11 years ago
2010, had it at Babbo. Crisp and delish. — 11 years ago
Nice project wine with infused hops — 11 years ago
2007: Amazing. — 11 years ago
Foch yea - French American hybrid. deep red fruit, touch of earth. — 11 years ago
Varietals: Gamay
Organic: Certified
Biodynamic: Practicing
Vineyard: From La Roche Pilée vineyard in the heart of the Morgon appellation at the base of the famed Cote du Py hillside (1.70 hectares).
Orientation: South facing with a slight slope.
Soil: "Decomposed granite and crumbly schist referred to regionally as "rotten rock"". Natural composting kick-starts bacterial activity in the soil that is very beneficial to the vines. "
Viticulture: 60-year-old vines with very low yields. Extensive pruning to further limit the yield; No chemical pesticides, fertilisers or herbicides used, giving a totally natural wine; all bunches are picked by hand and very carefully sorted to retain only the fully ripened whole bunches.
Vinification: No sulphur pitched for fermentation. Semi carbonic maceration for up to 12 days. Using an old vertical press, pressing is very slow and gentle, crushing only the fruit and not the seeds.
Aging: In barrels on fine lees between 5 and 13 months. The barrels are old as the aim is to allow the wine to breathe without giving it a woody taste. The end of alcoholic and malo-lactic fermentation takes place in oak barrels. Light sulphur is added after malo-lactic fermentation and at bottling to ensure the wine keeps well over time.
Notes: Bio-Vitis is the name Michel Guignier gave to this wine composed of 100% Agribio-certified fruit from La Roche Pilée, a site located at the base of the famed Cote du Py hillside in Morgon. The wine is a selection of old vines that are barrel fermented in neutral oak. It is the most structured wine in the Guignier lineup with classic red fruit character, sappiness and a seductive, round mouthfeel. — 12 years ago
Slightly sweet green apple crisp! — 13 years ago
Well balanced with soft but prominent tannins. Slight grab on the back of the tongue. Slightly spicy as well. — 10 years ago
Cork broke on us so we were worried but all was well. Earthy and chewy but very delicious. With steak. — 10 years ago
Atrium with Lamb — 11 years ago
굿 오크. 밀키한 와인. 매니져 신부가 주신 선물 #뚜르뒤뱅 — 11 years ago
Atrium DUMBO. The 1998 Campoleone, is a blend of 50% Merlot, 30% Cabernet Sauvignon, and 20% Sangiovese. Just under 1,000 cases were produced. It is an impressive, exceptional effort. An opaque purple color is accompanied by knock-out aromas of new saddle leather, roasted espresso, chocolate, blackberries, and grilled steak. This rich, multilayered, full-bodied, moderately tannic wine is deep and serious. — 13 years ago
Atrium DUMBO — 13 years ago
Great bottle, fruit forward, nutty oak finish, wish I had another — 10 years ago
Тонкий аромат мерло. — 10 years ago
Very nice :) — 11 years ago
So skeptical...color me impressed! Smelled more like spiced oak than #chardonnay, but pleasantly ripe golden apple & bright complementary acidity! #thebruery #craftbeer — 11 years ago
2012. Reco from master somm LaPratt at Atrium Brooklyn. — 11 years ago
Juicy cranberries, bright acidity and fine-grain tannins. Tasty price-point wine — 11 years ago
16€ in Atrium, Barcelona — 12 years ago
Atrium DUMBO — 13 years ago
Evan Keaschuk
Neat wine with a neat story. Vitis Labrusca (banned in the EU) from volcanic soils. Fresh red and black fruit with a lovely mineral note. Nicely done — 10 years ago