Chewy and textured. Pungent brie rind. This thing is so interesting. Pair this with something simple like pasta. This glass is the main dish. — 9 years ago
Blind smell, I'd guess a wheel of Brie. Cheese rind, faint fruit. Wow. Tastes like ...richness, oil, melon, tropical. The contrast between the nose and the taste is interesting. I love it. — 9 years ago
Drinking with Brie from Whole Foods and almond nutthins — 10 years ago
Tasty, not too sweet, lots of red fruit. Wonderful with brie and other soft cheeses. — 10 years ago
Smells slightly like a basement - velvety, smooth as you drink. I can imagine it pairing perfectly with a creamy brie. — 10 years ago
Love how the savory components jump forward with brie, sourdough, cheddar, lees, and Sandy Clayey texture — 11 years ago
Excellent wine. Very smooth. Wonderful tannins, not too sweet. Excellent paired with a nice Brie — 11 years ago
Toasted almonds. Firewood. Quince. Brie — 12 years ago
Pair with Brie! — 8 years ago
Triple cream Brie, black pepper salami and this beautiful wine. Dinner in a hotel room does not get much better. — 8 years ago
Pale straw color. Wet stone, minerality, savory, citrus, melon. Green apple, pear, and Brie flavors. Medium + acidity. 10/23/16 — 9 years ago
Did not like this at all the first day I opened this. Definitely had to wait a day to really shine.The fruit notes really popped when I tried it with Brie. Nice medium bodied red from Rhone. — 10 years ago
Perfect pairing with Brie and tomato pizza! — 10 years ago
Delicious and Benji loved it. Bold and juicy with very very subtle sweet notes. Goes wonderfully with goat cheese brie — 10 years ago
Look out, evildoers! "Superman's Pal" has the scoop on a brand new AVA, Manton Valley, near Mount Lassen. This Chard is refreshing with pear and sweet apple flavors, a restrained splash of butter, and a touch more residual sugar than usual, like that of a PG. I enjoyed this with rotisserie chicken, fresh French brad and Brie cheese, and a Greek salad with feta, olives, and avocado. — 10 years ago
Figured Gamay could pair everything from carrot Brie soup thru grain salad and pork 3-ways. It did. — 11 years ago
Great full-bodied flavour. Served with brie and morbier cheeses. — 12 years ago
Very mild rose - paired nicely with a French triple creme Brie called Moon Dust, which had flakes of volcano dust in the rind. Would recommend both the cheese and vino! — 12 years ago
Lighter Nebbiolo and great with strong Brie cheese ! — 8 years ago
Very happy with this. Easy to drink, would go well with many things. Went well with hot tomato oil pasta and Brie — 9 years ago
JC had this 9 years ago
Yeasty Brie, honey, saline minerality like a buttery oyster, a bit of Anjou pear. Crisp acidity. Wow!
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Smelly blueberries and old brie — 10 years ago
Enthusiasts talk about tasting the terriore of a wine. These vines must have grown in Brie with a little Stilton. One of the nicest St Emillion we've ever tasted. Enjoy life. — 10 years ago

This wine is a mouthful. Really full bodied, even and large expression of fatty stone fruits and well made barrels. We had this wine with Mango, Brie and Arugula Panini along side a nice plate of fatty charcuteries and it was a total marriage of intent. If you like 'em big, this is your wine. — 11 years ago
Rich, funkdafied in a good way, and a perfect wine for a cool night in the NC mountains. Love the cheesy, brie-like finish. Find some! — 11 years ago
Had this at the Lighthouse Aldeburgh - really enjoyed with seafood and needs to be cold! Great with seafood. — 12 years ago
A great bottle of Riesling for this afternoons dinner party. Went great with the Grilled Chicken, Baked Brie, and Fig Jam. Thanks Ana, Austin, Sophia, and Sara for coming over :) #yegwine — 12 years ago
Matt Trader
This stuff is just divine year to year. Deep concentration, viscous texture, floral aromatics, and just enough acidity to make you keep pouring. Muscat Hamburg, or Black Muscat is the grape used, and Phillip Togni has made it shine on Spring Mountain. Bing cherries, strawberry/rhubarb pie filling, leather, violets, dried dates, nutmeg, fig jam, milk chocolate. 2007, and it drinks like it'll age another 20 years.. This is a must try. If you don't like sweet wine, try it anyway. Pairs with cherry pie, pumpkin pie, and a good brie cheese plate with fruit jam and nuts. — 8 years ago