Light straw color. Expressive nose with aromas of lime zest, pear, gooseberry, and freshly cut grass. Medium bodied featuring flavors of ripe lime and green apple. Crisp, refreshing finish with vibrant acidity. Andrew Rich and Croft Vineyards from whom the fruit is sourced are amongst the few Willamette Valley producers of Sauvignon Blanc. Single vineyard bottling. 14.1% alcohol. $22. — 8 years ago
The sommelier suggested this as the best wine for Kazakh beshbarmak. It was really good and went really well with this unique dish. — 9 years ago
Such a gorgeous wine to drink! Any occasion! Will buy more of these. — 10 years ago
This was a true representation of the Champoux vineyard. Yum . — 10 years ago
Knock it back! Incredibly pure, deep gamay. Great quality fruit handled with love. — 11 years ago
Noah had this 12 years ago
Anjou producer-grolleau, bright crunchy chilled — 13 years ago
Needs to open up 30 minutes or so. Once opened smooth at first with big tannic finish. — 8 years ago
Welcome to Easter weekend and lets start the weekend off right with a wonderful Bordeaux Blend from Andrew Will, the 2011 Champoux Vinyard continues to impress. This is a right bank blend of 54% Merlot, 28% Cabernet Franc and 18% Cabernet Sauvignon.
The nose is beautifully expressive with notes of blackberry, black cherry, black currants, tobacco, licorice, chocolate, herbal notes, spice, violets and fresh tilled soil.
On the palate there is well balanced notes of black cherry, blackberry, black currant, green bell pepper that I love oh so much, chocolate, graphite shavings, and floral notes.
This is a full bodied wine with medium + acidity and firm outstanding gripping tannins. This wine does not disappoint.
Everyone have a great Easter weekend and please take thing easy, be safe. Nostrovia! 🍷🍷🍷🍷 — 9 years ago
Quaff away!
— 9 years ago
Still showing a tad too much new oak but well structured and loads of fruit — 11 years ago
Our standard white — 12 years ago
Dark cherry and cassis. Lots of vanilla notes. Soft, mild tannins. Good QPR. — 8 years ago
Juicy light, delicious — 8 years ago
Excellent and fine village Burg from Macon - tiny production. Touch of oak. A steal at $25 if you can find it. — 9 years ago
Enjoyed this while on the North Shore with family. Loved by all! — 10 years ago
Pear peach on nose, good mineral smooth and lychee on pallet — 10 years ago
Great dessert wine — 10 years ago
Lovely mineraly savigny — 11 years ago
Andrew Murray vineyards Esperance 2011 — 13 years ago
Ron Siegel
Beautiful drinking Burg with lots of dark cherry & mineral. — 8 years ago