Peter van den Besselaar

8.9

Vintage 2020 | 12 m barrel aging, nero d’avola, syrah and petit verdot. Cedar, brushwood, sour plum, much character but to my taste a bit rough. I prefer Tancredi. — 3 months ago

Bonnie Chu

8.9

With lady Wong mille fuille — a year ago

Ceccherini Cristiano

9.5

Birthday drop on a homemade mille feuille
No formal notes, but that it was super delicious i know for sure😍🙏 — 3 years ago

Mario Vaillancourt

9.0

A typical nose of cedar and black currant yet with nice floral hints. Palate has class and elegance like a good Margaux should, the tannins are smooth and silky despite a decent structure and backbone for his medium bodied wine, very nice and fun to drink even at this infancy stage.

Nez floral avec des notes de cassis et de cèdre. La bouche a de la classe et de l’élégance comme tout bon Margaux, des tannins assez tendres et fins, tout en ayant suffisamment de structure, très bien. 89-90 — 5 years ago

Peter van den Besselaar

9.0

Vintage 2020 | From a unique 1,4 ha plot with merlot, 20.000 vines on a hectare. That’s crazy high. If gives the wine an enormous concentration. Rondeur, creamy, fine mouthfeeling. — 5 months ago

Rox F

9.2

A really nice bottle. Full body white - granche Blanc gives it a nice robust mouth feel and flavour. — 3 years ago

Sophia Griffith

9.0

Love this Bordeaux blend. The smell is awesome - lightly sweet - and I love the dryness of the wine on the palate. Still a little bit of fruit though, which I like. Great for our Bastille Day cheese board (except for the salmon eggs - it highlighted their strong salt flavor) and would buy again for a French-themed meal. — 5 years ago

Al Val

9.7

Dry, full and fun[ky] — 7 months ago

John Gallo

8.9

Nicholas picked this up in Sicily while he was there at the NEX. Probably paid about $50 for the bottle there. Would run about $90 in the United States. Excellent red wine from Sicily!  — 8 months ago

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9.3

A captivating display of blackberry, plum, grilled herbs, cedar dust and balsamic spice wafts up from the 2016 Mille e una Notte. It’s silky in texture and polished in feel, offering ripe black fruits lifted by cooling minerality. This remains tightly wound up in its youthful state, as a fine coating of sweet tannin settles in to create a structured finale, with pretty purple-tinged florals and hints of licorice lingering long. The 2016 may be one of the most refined expressions of Mille e Una Notte that I’ve ever tasted, but it will need some time to show its best. This is composed primarily of Nero D'Avola, Petit Verdot and Syrah, which is expertly refined in new barriques for 14 months. (Eric Guido, Vinous, June 2021)
— 4 years ago