Nice, young Margaux, plenty of potential here. Needs a little time to open up but after an hour this is very enjoyable. Nose is blackcurrants, oak, vanilla and a little menthol and spice. Early on the palate is fresh and clean but a little savoury however, the fruit and some sweetness evolve as it warms up. Tannins are present but not too drying and on day two they have smoothed out. This is a good value wine, worthy of cellaring, give it five years and probably be at the sweet spot. — 6 years ago

This is magical. You know when a white is really open for business and showing the benefit not detriment of oxidation? This is that. Compelling and mature and probably in its best spot. Started off as a aperitif and became a food wine and something for contemplation too over a few hours. Great work! — 7 years ago
Very nice floral and fruity bouquet. Not as dry as I would’ve hoped but enjoyed thoroughly and will buy again. — 8 years ago
Testing Facebook tagging @Preston Crouse — 9 years ago
2010. Excellent Cru Bourgeois for the price. Has the structure to improve with age. — 10 years ago
Very good. Never had it before. Wish i would have let it age more. — 11 years ago
2009! Fantastic now. Will be unstoppable when it lays down 10 years — 12 years ago
Bottle we are sharing with jaymes brothers........ — 14 years ago
Great cork & freshness, needs air to fully evaluate,
K&L notes as follows
This property was a Bill Blatch favorite-and as usual I have never visited the property which is located in Begadan. Château Vieux Robin is a family owned Cru Bourgeois estate located in Begadan at the far north of the Médoc. 5th generation owners Maryse and Didier Robin have made huge strides in terms of quality since they took over in 1988. Didier Robin, who learnt his trade at Château Clarke, is a skilled winemaker and now produces 4 different cuvées of ascending quality.There are only 18 hectares of vines and Vieux Robin is a blend of 65% Cabernet Sauvignon, 25% Merlot and 10% Petit Verdot. Old school Bordeaux with 12% alcohol. Over 20 years old and still lively and fresh. No fancy oak here-just good Merlot and Cabernet.
Drink from 2021 to 2025 — 4 years ago

Paul T, Missing My Beautiful Wife 24/7
Trying to drink these old ones to fit the Austin Hope cases @Rob Brobst III sold me
Paul T, Missing My Beautiful Wife 24/7
If you hold it long enough Austin Hope will be the first GELIFIED Bottle,Juicy and still with plenty of life. This is drinking perfectly.
— 7 years ago
Great value — 8 years ago
This particular year seems even better, superior body, color a touch sweet upon decor king what can I say, along with the food at Le Bilboquet a bliss! — 9 years ago
2007. Enough said. — 10 years ago
Excellent 2009 bordeaux — 11 years ago
2007 vintage is earthy folks — 12 years ago
Delicious! Thanks unwind — 13 years ago
Jean-Yves Peron is making some of the best natural wines I've ever tasted! Not only is he an incredibly entertaining man, he is super kind!! This 2004 mondeuse was beautiful with red fruits and lovely earthy undertones!! — 14 years ago
Mycket kraftigt med inslag av äpple krusbär och mineraler. — 5 years ago
Tasted blind. Medium gold, heavy. Great leesy lemon nose. Some honey and white stone too. Very tight, with Chablis-like intensity/acidity. Seems young. I go with 02 Raveneau MdT as a guess. Surprised to see an 89 in such great condition. I had/loved the 86 of this. Would love to find me some of this 89... — 6 years ago
A great, and kind Bordeaux. Round and smooth, small hint of chocolate — 7 years ago
60/40 cab/merlot. very aromatic. sweet ripe bell pepper, eucalyptus, dried red cherries, cedar, woodsy. medium weight, firm and juicy tannins. excellent value. — 9 years ago
May 10, 2016. Lunch wine, day 2 l'Ecole du Vin. 70% merlot, 10% each Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, & Petit Verdot. Well balanced lovely — 10 years ago
Smokey first then dry and earthy. Like it v — 12 years ago
No way this is only $30ish — 12 years ago
Appearance: clear clarity, medium intensity, garnet. Nose: clean condition, medium intensity, aroma - cigar, black berry, fruitcake, stewed prune. Palate: dry, high acidity, medium (+) chalky tannin, flavour - dark cherry, chocolate, smoky, long finish. Conclusion, very good and approachable cab-sauv, great value for its price tag ($33), alcohol and flavour greatly integrated. — 14 years ago
Tom Casagrande
Very classic Sancerre. Just ripe enough to avoid unpleasant greenness, there’s some fruit, but the terroir really shines through. Some gooseberry fruit but loads of wet limestone and a little Chablis-like brothiness even. In the mouth it’s relatively full, has good acids and great balance. — 4 years ago