Delicious big right bank Boudreaux. Brick to violet color. Nose of black cherry jam, tobacco, mushrooms, and licorice. Big and expressive. Great fruit and soft tannins, slight vanilla, baking spices, and a bit of burnt caramel. — 6 years ago
INSANE value here. Fruit forward for the region, chocolate, graphite, some earthiness underneath. Firm tannins, but round finish that ends nicely. It's great. Lacks the complexity of the "better" crus, but possibly the best value Boudreaux I've had. — 7 years ago
We had the Red Boudreaux - not the white. Cassis and oak. Not old yet. — 7 years ago
Lots of bright red fruits, gravel. Very (delightfully) fruit forward for a Boudreaux blend. Was my favorite of the flight. — 7 years ago
This is getting more complex with age. Dark fruits, smokiness, some cloves. Really nice. — 8 years ago
Generous gift from a friend. Still, my third eye didn't open. While this Boudreaux was highly rated by the pros and tasted very smooth, I beg to differ. — 5 years ago
$12 per glass at Siena, really great wine for the price. Deep pruny and blackberry notes, really smooth, great legs. Highly recommend for a Boudreaux blend in this price point. — 6 years ago
Okay - fine. It’s a good, probably great wine. Overpriced? Yes. Opus is filled with pretentious douchbags? Double yes. But this is a well-made wine bridging a gap between Napa and Boudreaux. Dusty nose with menthol, earl grey tea, tobacco, flowers, cassis, and creamy dark fruits. It has a really nice velvety finish. — 6 years ago
Earthy Boudreaux blend, fruit forward, but with enough structure to pull it off. — 7 years ago
hat the 04 — 7 years ago
Boudreaux nose with burgundy structure — 8 years ago
Lovely aromatic Boudreaux with Steak Frites at Bouchon, modern style and easy to like. — 8 years ago
This is drinking very well young. Definitely a more delicate and balanced Boudreaux blend from Washington. — 6 years ago
70/30 CS/Merlot. Not bad at all. Been branching out of my comfort zone into Boudreaux and have tried a few recently that are solid QPR’s. This one’s dusty and is the color of brick dust in the glass.. A good change up for me. Now, back to the new world! — 6 years ago
With Craig, Jessica, Jeff — 6 years ago
Figures Bern's sells a 96 Boudreaux by the glass. Very nice & on the light side with good aftertaste. I'm a fan 👍 — 7 years ago
Could pass for Boudreaux. 16 years in healthy although the palate fades. Very good value. — 7 years ago
Wow, this outstanding wine has somehow slipped under the radar. From the respected Pomeral region in S.W. France it has many of the traits of other Boudreaux appellations yet delightfully distinct. It is dark ruby in colour displaying the many wonderful subtleties of the Pomeral wines presenting mingling aromas of raspberry, black berries, black pepper, Earl Gray Tea and Lavender. With a well-balanced silky taste of fresh lush fruit, it leaves a lingering expression of spices and brown sugar. How did I miss this one? I have already ordered a case to be held for my next trip to Calgary. Cheers — 8 years ago
Michael Seely
Expressive of a true Walla Walla Boudreaux blend that is spot on! Enjoyed with a magnificent burger. — 5 years ago