White flowers, Oyster shells and green pepper on the nose. Interesting acidity on the mid palate. Hits of salinity and grapefruit late on the finish. — 9 years ago
The fruits are ripe and bright. Watermelon, Rainer cherries, thinned pomegranate juice. The minerality is more pronounced than most roses. It's razor sharp and near perfect as is the acidity and gritty chalkiness. Excellent pairing with the Burrata, roasted garlic/tomatoes, pesto, balsamic and chopped pistachios. — 9 years ago
Bright, mellow, citrus mineralogy. Perfect for a picnic. — 9 years ago
Fruity but not like anything I've had. All millet — 10 years ago
2013.
Granny Smith apple, zesty acidity. Perfect for a warm afternoon! — 10 years ago
Great with oysters, crab and shrimp — 12 years ago
Delicious light red that’s perfect chilled. Packed with flavor yet really light and wonderful. Had for the first time in Paris and just found at a local wine retailer for $16. One of my new go-to reds. My wife, who rarely likes red wine also enjoys this. — 7 years ago
Crisp, mineral-like flavor. A little edgier rather than your typical Sauvignon Blanc. The edge comes off after a few days. 2016 — 8 years ago
Francois Millet describes his Chambolle Premier Cru as "like Musigny in short trousers." Well, I'm in no hurry to dress with the big boys. Simply outstanding. — 8 years ago
Bright crisp Meyer lemon - perfect sushi pairing — 9 years ago
2nd bottle really good a flinty quality. Good length. Really nice. Much better than other bottle. — 9 years ago
Tropical notes, nice strawberry notes, too. — 9 years ago
2014 Beautiful dry crisp strawberry fruit. Great all around. Reminds me of Franck Millet Sancerre Rose. — 10 years ago
Canned mandarins - banger! — 10 years ago
Goes down (too) easy — 11 years ago
Crisp peach. Light bodies. — 12 years ago
Sweet but light — 8 years ago
2016 tasted
Flinty mineral nose
Stone fruit flavours - peach, apricot
Great balance of weight, length, fruit and acidity — 8 years ago
Pretty good — 8 years ago
4 August 2016. The Bar at Husk, Charleston, SC. — 9 years ago
Lots of character. Winey and fruity character with integrated oak. Strong and interesting spirit. — 9 years ago
Pinot noir not sauvignon — 10 years ago
Premier Cru Chablis from Domaine Millet! — 11 years ago
Super smooth — 12 years ago
Octavian Darwin Tsen
Diametrically opposed style to Alsace Pinot Gris - a firm, highly acidic and bright experience. Nose: past the initial funk, resembles a speyside whisky, with notes of green apple and toasted millet; palate, plenty of sour green apple, ripe pear, mouthwatering chewy acid with tannin and minerals; finish: warming with star fruit and spices. Coupled greatly with Sichuan food - really harmonizes out the heat, numbing feels into a greater whole. — 7 years ago