Bought at Meent Wine Shop! — a year ago
Love this wine — 4 years ago
Citrus notes. Buttery. — 6 years ago
Fruity fresh, fizzy. — 7 years ago
Very fresh and vibrant. Strawberry and a hint of blood. — 8 years ago
Really like this muscadet. Totally quaffable. All the acidity and minerality I want in an every day white. — 3 years ago
Sorrel, raspberry, blackberry, beautiful magenta color, raspberry, sorrel, blackberry all are perfectly balanced — 5 years ago
Smelled like fresh baked pizza out of the oven at first pour. Continued to give off plenty of funky and herbaceous character for a couple days. So much savory character here backed with bubbles. A unique thing yes — 5 years ago
If there is better rosé from Sonoma County, I haven’t had it! — 7 years ago
Juicy strawberry and tart cherry slushy, pleasant gentle fizz — 7 years ago
Gorgeous chenin, totally clean, stony and pure — 6 months ago
Green apple, lemon zest, walnut skin, smoke, lentil, and beeswax. Searing acidity. Called it a Hunter Semillon in a blind tasting, ugh. Never would have expected it to be of 14% alcohol! — 5 years ago
Damn nice Pomerol. Heavy black cherry nose and honestly there’s a lot of that same flavor on the front. Tannins were a bit high on day one but better day two, I get plum and pomegranate coming through, and thankfully there’s still some acidic soil to stave off the sugar rush. Alcohol burn seems balanced and I’m not gonna lie, I paired Night Two with some Sea Salt Organic Beet Chips by Rhythm. Worked well for me. — 6 years ago
Paired well with a robust French chicken, vegetable, risotto dish. Would buy again. Purchased at Wholefoods $19. — 7 years ago
$45 (restaurant) very good for the price. Great value! — 8 years ago
Stefan Dolhain
2016 vintage. Jérémy Chasseuil is working miracles here. Needs a bit of air, but after half an hour in the decanter it really started to shine. Intense perfume of raspberries, blueberries, violets, rosemary and a hint of truffles lurking in the background. Concentrated, with layers of red and black fruit and subtle spices. Velvety tannins and hardly noticeable oak. Very long too. Still very much under the radar, a great chance to buy a high end Pomerol for less than a 100 euro. — 5 months ago