13 September 2016. Marlow & Sons, Brooklyn, NY. — 8 years ago
Loved this producer and his wines...very special! — 8 years ago
Bone dry flinty minerality...great with food. — 8 years ago
Great producer — 8 years ago
solid table wine. great value. — 9 years ago
Former punk rocker, French radio star, & Puzelat protege Brandon Tracey @ the Vinaviva Salon in Tours. #Romorantin, once renowned in the Loire, now limited to AOC Cour-Cheverny, racy acidity, crisply fragrant. — 9 years ago
Funky more of an arbois style, which I like — 11 years ago
Sometimes I have to force myself to buy a white that isn't Loire Valley Chenin ( but without actually leaving the Loire Valley, because that would be crazy.) This Cour-Cheverny made me glad I did. I've only had Romorantin a few times prior, but I loved the tart acidity balanced by a great saline minerality. — 7 years ago
16 July 2016. Vine Wine, Brooklyn, NY. — 8 years ago
Lemon zest, white flowers, pineapple, and an intriguing pine cone undertone. Fresh acidity just barely rounded off at the corners. Light-bodied and refreshing. — 8 years ago
Tasteful honey and wax in the nose citrus in taste. — 9 years ago
It's a good wine — 9 years ago
I've never had a white burg that tasted so much like cour cheverny. — 9 years ago
Perfect brunch wine at The ELm — 11 years ago
I think I liked the Clos De la Grand Cour even more but this is delicious and delicate. — 7 years ago
2012 vintage — 8 years ago
28 February 2016. #bigglounyc, Wythe Hotel, Brooklyn, NY. — 8 years ago
2011, Domaine De La Grand Cour, Le Clos Cuvee Vielles Vignes, Fleurie Gamay. My first bottle from this producer. Wow, this is major Cru Beaujolais. Full bodied, complex, acidic, tannic finish. Tart red fruit, earthy, a little oak. Give me more! — 8 years ago
2009 vintage. — 9 years ago
I can't remember having many wines that went better with a burger. — 9 years ago
One of the better Cour-Cheverny wines I've tasted: a statement that says everything but also nothing. Less unpleasantly oxidative than Daridan, more interesting than de Montcy and Cazin and at much frendlier price than Henri Marionnet. For the money I think this is the best that's out there-- Golden apple skin, celery, tarragon. — 9 years ago
French classique — 10 years ago
Patrick McKee
Medium gold; very aromatic with stone fruit and apple (almost riesling); acid driven and relatively hot (13.5%) with light bitterness; very refreshing, and a bargain! Really faded day 2 — 7 years ago