Fruity, smooth, slightly Porty; really bursting with flavour — 7 years ago
Dinner with Katelyn in Paris @ Au Moulin à Vent amazing dinner — 8 years ago
50% Cab Sauv 45% Merlot 5% Petit Verdol
100% Delicious — 8 years ago
Continuing my tour of sociando-mallet, straight out of the bottle this was complex but closed down. A few hours later it was aromatic and showed expressive blackcurrant, cherry, green olive, and spice notes, a weighty texture that adds some nice richness but is balanced by plenty of acidity, and resolved soft tannins. Although simple, the pairing was revelatory: with roasted chicken the fresh dark cherry notes became much more intense, focused, and refreshing--enough so that I will purposely repeat this pairing in the future. — 9 years ago
Testing out wines on a beautiful Sunday in New York — 10 years ago
wonderful!!! and I was thinking this was just another simple bordeaux.... — 11 years ago
Not bad - not polished but nice enough — 6 years ago
Really liked it. Smooth and good on its own or with vegetables. — 7 years ago
Solid effort. Shows the balance of the 2008 vintage. — 7 years ago
Honeymoon food tour - Paris — 8 years ago
Very good Bordeaux superior.
Wine tour Chateau Haut Breton Larigaudiere.
Easy to drink — 8 years ago
Very tasty.
I would remove capsule and check cork, cork was wet fractions from hitting the outside. — 8 years ago
Great expression of honey, peaches, mango balanced with a soft acidity and a creamy finish. Great value! — 9 years ago
Perfect right now. Pencil lead ect. Nice bordeaux. Drink up — 9 years ago
50/20. Young. Lay down. — 10 years ago
Super soft and mellow without being empty. This wine was much more than a house of cards;acid,balance,earth,wood,all kinds of terroir. Steal for $25 — 11 years ago
Special bottling from Chateau La Tour Carnet for its 2005 Vintage, dark purple burgundy in color, smell of red fruit, plum, and raspberry. Decanted for two hours before pouring, taste of sour cherry and black berry. Still taste lots of fruit, fine tannin with smooth finish, full body with a medium to long finish. — 11 years ago
Pretty pleased that I pinned this as a merlot dominant 2010 Left Bank Cru Bourgeois, though I guessed La Tour Carnet. A very competently made wine. Lovely, if slightly straight-forward nose of blackcurrent with a touch of soft oak and blackcurrent leaves. Drinking very well right now. — 6 years ago
Nice acidity, a little tight though. Would love to taste again after it's had more time. Very awesome to try it at the end of the Chateau tour! — 7 years ago
Tons of refreshing acidity and ripeness. Gorgeous minerality and wet slate. — 7 years ago
Vintage 2015 / there is an army of interesting 'petit vins' in France, that makes you happy when you taste them. This sauvignon blanc offers nice citrus smell, impeccable balance with lively acidity. Much better than mediocre Sancerre! We drank it with melon/ham and broadbeans/halibut. It's a terrific impuls for a good mood. — 8 years ago
I just loved this! In my wheelhouse! Tannins but not too much, dry but full of flavor. Balanced😊 — 8 years ago
Gorgeous texture and acidity — 9 years ago
2012 was a winemaker's tour d' force and this Peter Michael offering is a titan among the greats of the vintage. VGS! — 9 years ago
Fransa'dan.. — 10 years ago
Rob and Gina's French — 10 years ago
Awesome place to wine and dine. — 11 years ago
GabWine
Color : White
Wine estate : Romain Papilloud
Designation : Vétroz (AOC Valais)
Name : Amigne Grand Cru de Vétroz
Country : Switzerland
Vivino : 4/5
Note : Romain Papilloud, self-made-man, became a winemaker in 1979 and owner in 1987. The majority of his vineyard is located in Vétroz (Valais, Switzerland). We will observe on the top of the bottle 1 to 3 bees which represents the sugar content (A bee means 0 to 8 grams).
With a yellow robe, the nose of this amine is rich with flavors of citrus (tangerine) and honey. On the palate, a beautiful structure with apricot flavors and a delicacy in the end.
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Romain Papilloud, autodidacte, devient vigneron en 1979 et propriétaire en 1987. La majorité de son vignoble est situé à Vétroz (Valais, Suisse). On observera sur le haut de la bouteille 1 à 3 abeilles qui représente la teneur en sucre (Une abeille signifie 0 à 8 grammes).
Avec une robe jaune, le nez de cette amigne est riche avec des saveurs d’agrumes (mandarine) et de miel. En bouche, une belle structure avec des saveurs d’abricot et une gourmandise en final.
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👍🏻Vivino, FB : GabWine | IG : gabriel_dvl 🥂 — 6 years ago