Minerality with a refreshing, light citrus taste — 6 years ago
In 1805, Daniel Phelan, an Irish wine broker, acquired le Clos de Garamey, and was followed in 1810 by the acquisition of the Segur de Cabanac estate, creating the domain that remains today. Initial Aromas of leather, oak and earthiness hit about, medium(+), bringing in subtle flavors of blackberry and herb. On the palate subtle fruit flavors of blackberry, herb, leather, smoky oak and meatiness carry from the nose. Medium(+) acidity on firm medium(+) tannins of this full body wine carry the flavors to a medium(+) length finish. Very good, but undelivered a bit, drink now will not get better. — 7 years ago
Best rose of the summer so far, from Wegmans — 4 years ago
Lite and very good — 5 years ago
Ripe black fruits. Fairly intense and lively. Perfect with bbq burgers or bold charcuterie — 5 years ago
Started off with sour cherry, lavender and the unmistakable smell of motor oil on a driveway. The mouthfeel was dry and minerally, but elegantly so, with a beautiful finish that balanced fruit and tannins. We paired it with steak but this would go well with anything. — 6 years ago
Very nice Lirac blanc — 9 years ago
2019. Very nice. Smooth. Another Cotes Du Rhône! I his is one that my wife liked! — 4 years ago
I loved this wine! — 6 years ago
Amazing wine — 6 years ago
Classic Bordeaux — 8 years ago
Sweetness, cinamone, cardamon, vanilla, clove, tannins — 8 years ago
Benjamin Hickey
Sour fruit and touch of herbal pepper note. Good easy drinking lunch wine — 3 years ago