Medium Ruby color with aromas of ripe black and red fruits and pepper spice. On the palate flavors of plums and ripe red berries with herb, licorice and pepper spice. Fine soft tannins with, medium+ finish ending with fruit, mushroom and earthy notes. — 7 months ago
Love this wine. Had in Bora Bora — 10 months ago
Tastes new but after breathing a little 😋 plus only $13 — 5 years ago
2 February 2018. Wineshop, New York, NY. — 7 years ago
Blend of 45% Grenache Blanc, 30% Clairette, 20% Bourboulenc and 5% barrel-fermented Roussanne, pale lemon color with aromas of green and stone fruits with citrus and honey notes. On the palate flavors of apricot, apple, peach and pear, crisp with good balance of acid, still fresh and lively. The medium+ finish is tangy with smoky, nutty earthy ending. Good now, some age will benefit the wine! Nice! Be sure not to over chill as you will lose out on all of the complex flavors and aromas. — 6 months ago
Mature but should be good for a few more years. Good fruit and balance — 3 years ago
Past prime but still very pleasant with a rack of lamb. Brownish edge pleasant dark fruit on the nose . Medium body modest fruit . — 5 years ago
Good, full bodied. 2010 opened December 2017. — 8 years ago
Strutting tonight! — 4 months ago
Bought with dinner at Elkridge Furnace Inn 2/25 $50. Full body, firm tannins, spicy. — 4 months ago
A GSM blend that is 75 percent Grenache. Great balance, nice fruitiness. December 2024. — 6 months ago
Lovely chard. Great opening. Yes — 10 months ago
Really great Pinot Noir wine. — 6 years ago
Intoxicating nose. Ultimate dessert wine — 7 years ago
Jay Kline

Presented to me blind at Tasting Group. The wine appears bright yellow with medium viscosity; no signs of sediment, gas or particles. On the nose, the wine is developing with ripe orchard fruit: stone fruits, lemons, white flowers, lanolin and minerals. On the palate the wine is off-dry with high acid. Confirming the notes from the nose. The finish is long and full of character. The alcohol is medium+. Initial conclusions: this could be Chenin Blanc, Riesling or Chardonnay from France, Germany or the United States. But I didn’t get any petrol so I eliminated Riesling and I don’t think you could get the balance of fruit and high acid from California Chardonnay (and the oak would probably be so pronounced). So I called Chenin Blanc from France, from the Loire, Vouvray Demi-Sec. Well…I should have known this could be Joly! Close…but some miles away from each other and I’d like to have the confidence to call producer in this case. Drink now through 2034. — 3 months ago