Stephen Osgood

9.1

super high quality Dolcetto. one of my fav producers in Piemonte despite some fall off in Barolo quality over the years. — 3 months ago

B. Tutar

9.3

From magnum for christmas 2023, amazingly fresh after 28 years with so many buttles and notes of vanilla and pear — 5 months ago

Byron Hewett

9.2

Delicious. Enjoyed at Maison du Colombier. — 7 months ago

Aaron Tan

9.4

I reckon BH’s notes on this are pretty spot on for my experience (expect the part on the Noirots), so here it is:

“Once again, there is a subtle though not invisible application of wood that still easily allows the airy, cool and restrained aromas of various red berries, and in particular cherry, floral and a mildly exotic whiff of dried orange peel. The energetic and beautifully well-detailed middle weight flavors are much finer if less powerful than those of the Noirots while display notably more minerality as well on the compact, serious and built-to-age finale. This is a wine of finesse and refinement but the flavor authority is impressive as is the tannic spine.”

WOTN for most I believe. Showed well with air, but clearly some tightness at the start. Loved the energy here. Very promising! — 8 months ago

Sylvain Rhainds

9.3

2005. Etait pas a sa place dans la soiree mais il est grand... — 3 years ago

Mabel Hsu

9.2

Surprisingly perfect with sushi,
Especially with aged tuna and uni — 4 years ago

Suneal Vishnupad

9.6

Every time I have this wine it gets better and better. Had this after a scarecrow 2003 and this was way more interesting! — 3 months ago

Byron Hewett

9.1

Another tasty wine from Bruno Clair. — 4 months ago

Lee Pitofsky

9.8

Amazing wine. While of course still young, the magic of the red label from the master in ‘07 was in full form tonight wafting a captivating bouquet of Christmas spices, rose pedals, licorice, worn leather and a menthol freshness. A stunning perfume. The palate shows incredible richness and density yet without weight nor heat, and the most luxurious of textures that wraps around the mouth before its multi-minute finish. Wow. — 6 months ago

Donald Williams

9.5

Alas, this was the last bottle. Made ok leftover meal into a wonderful experience. — a year ago

with Bonnie

Richard Portes

9.2

17.5. Perfect balance, M+ length, good for a few more years. — 3 years ago

Neil Cornish

9.3

This was singing! Everything you look for in a top flight white burg. Rich and light at the same time. Gorgeous white flower blossom. — 3 years ago

with Michael and Jon

Fredrik Finn

9.4

A solid proof why you should age your Bourgogne wines. A “simple” Village Lieu-dit (above La Tâch) is finding itself in a wonderful stage in life near 10 years past harvest. Just let it dust off its shoulder and catch your attention as it opens up with a toffee like red fruit character, dried roses, sous bois, truffle, spice and rocks before slowly walking out with a graceful posture. — 4 years ago

Suneal Vishnupad

9.6

Absolutely awesome. Well integrated and drinking really well right now. — 4 months ago

with Kayla

John Malcolm

9.5

Earthy (of course). Cherries, raspberries, strawberry, leather, and tobacco. Outstanding, and just coming into its own. — 5 months ago

Lee Pitofsky

9.5

Absolutely gorgeous tonight, with red label stardom, continuing to get better and better in the decanter wafting waves of roses, black cherries, exotic spices and tea leaves. It has immense richness but also so fresh and detailed. There is incredible density yet without weight. An amazing combination of power and elegance. — 7 months ago

Edgar Martin

9.2

A fruit bomb, silky and textured on the palate, drinking amazing — a year ago

Eliot Hamerman

9.3

Drinking amazing. Still has years to go. — 2 years ago

Mabel Hsu

9.2

Lots of strawberry — 3 years ago

Richard Portes

9.1

17•+ remarkably young colour. Good nose, though not v complex. Same on palate - v good fruit, elegant but not as interesting as I’d expected. Maybe decant next bottle. — 4 years ago