Chris MacLean

9.2

Exuberant, slightly naturale, bright, olives. QPR king. — a month ago

with Sarah

Gene Chow

9.0

Nice spice, great Syrah. — 2 months ago

Jeremy Shanker

Sommelier at RN74

9.2

Wax cap ⚡️ — 4 months ago

Scott@Mister A’s-San Diego

9.2

2022 vintage. Not quite as integrated as the same vintage Meursault VV offering. This has more overt focus on citrus fruit currently. Feel like this wine just needs 6 months to tie up some loose ends and then it'll be a no-brainer. That citrus fruit will still feature, just not as prominently. 05.23.25. — 7 months ago

Mary H

9.2

Yeasty bread, ripe and slightly browned Fuji and honeycrisp apple, hint of pineapple. Crisp but not bracing, fine bubbles. — 2 years ago

Tim Hinck

9.3

Killer BdB. Intense acid, lemon curd, and some awesome sea aromas (not salinity). Would love to revisit in 8 years — 4 years ago

Morgan Stevenson

9.4

Light and airy - delicious — 5 years ago

Jol

9.0

Très droit agréable — a month ago

Roman Boudou

9.7

V12, deg 2019 — 2 months ago

Alvaro Bustillos

9.2

Adriana pillo — 4 months ago

Lee Pitofsky

9.5

From one of the absolute best sites in Chassagne, the ‘22 vintage and third vintage from Theo Dancer is expectedly superb, and the sunny and impeccably located La Romanée vineyard is profoundly textural, satiny and incisive with a particularly citrusy profile with freshly baked bread and chalky minerality. This is of course, still very young and is without a doubt built to age. — 5 months ago

Gilbert Van Hassel

9.5

Les ursules 2020 — 9 months ago

Brent Young

9.0

Mature
Small tight bubbles
Dusty yellow fruit with almonds and some hints of cellar age on the nose

The taste is light fruit flavors of bruised apple and pear, lemon cream, and brioche. Not clearly BdN as I didn’t pick up any red fruits

This comes in an elegant, soft package with a bit of creamy texture. Age has softened this. Some would love the elegance but others might find it past it’s prime.  I preferred this with more intensity and focus but this is very pleasant to drink.
I found a couple of bottles hiding in my cellar. Ideally I would have checked in more frequently to follow it’s development. Many think grower champagnes are most odeal in the 3-8 year window of bottle age. When do you prefer them generally?
— 4 years ago

Vin d’Ottawa

9.0

Hazelnut & marzipan with light bubbles. — a month ago

with Gillian

C K

9.5

Lychees and red berries, bright, fresh, some acid with a delicious brininess. A beautiful natural cloudy orange/ rosé vin. — 2 months ago

Ron Siegel

9.3

Rich, showing lemon zest with a perfumed nose of saline, white flower, chalk & wet stone — 4 months ago

K L

8.9

Good but very cherry. — 7 months ago

with Matt

Richard Portes

9.0

17. As it should be, but not more. Hope next bottle more exciting. — 7 months ago

Andrew Eddy

9.1

4 bottles left. — 3 years ago

with Lisa

Lee Pitofsky

9.6

Dancer’s Perrieres vines are sandwiched in between the great Roulot and Lafon, and his 2013 Perrieres is a stunner. There is so much depth to this wine and it’s about so much more than just reduction. It’s detailed, complex and layered with yellow fruit and stony minerals with superb density and inner mouth tension. It’s powerful and intense but its weight is so lifted and the freshness of the vintage keeps it impeccably well balanced. There is a line of pulsating acidity and exhilarating energy on the palate that leads to an explosively long finale. — 4 years ago