Yuri

9.1

Very nice white wine after climbing mountain:-) deep and flowery. — 9 years ago

David Kline

9.1

Plummy, chocolate-y, blackberry-bone broth, mint, cast iron in an oven, pumpernickel aromas. Caraway, graphite, black mushroom, burnt beef tips, rose stem, black, burnt cherry. black currant, pepper. Deep well of shadows that fall from big oak trees across climbing black berries. This is a decidedly rich bridge between disparate styles, and the bridge is made of iron. — 10 years ago

with Courtney

Anthony Lynch

9.3

2014. Next-level Bergeron, from epic steep terraces climbing up the Alps. A textural and aromatic beauty. — 10 years ago

frank delzio

9.3

Just keep climbing the ladder of excellence d — 11 years ago

with Jim and Winehouse

Mike Ball

9.0

This wine pairs well with climbing Everest and smoking a giant cigar at the top :) — 11 years ago

Andrew Yandell

10

Golden morning hazy hay. Glycerin and pink climbing rose, graham cracker and sourdough. Silk sheets, sex in the morning (with orange juice) texture. Briny, Indian summer fresh stomped dry fennel grass with bright crunchy honeydew — 12 years ago

Mitch Fox

9.5

meeting Riley at the Schierberls post climbing — 13 years ago

David Brodrick

9.1

As my friend Rob Siemsen would say - and he's the one who introduced me to these guys - I spent part of Christmas climbing Chardonnay Mt..what a view from the top. — 10 years ago

with Iris

maureen Blum

9.1

#CapiauxCellars #pinotnoir Bright cranberry, cherry, minty spice. Begins Smooth Climbing aroma, lifting the tastebuds upward... — 10 years ago

with Tricia, EJ and 1 other

Jonathan Bennett

9.0

Enjoying a BBQ after a day rock climbing with the family. Spiced plum jam in a glass, not particularly complex but the enjoyment doesn't suffer from it. Excellent. — 10 years ago

Chris Walsh

Partner Balanced Wine Selections

9.0

Great Grenache. This wine keeps climbing the ladder. It's showing pure red fruits and garrigue. This is wonderfully balanced. Chapeau Amy and Matt. — 11 years ago

Robert Bingham

9.0

Yummy climbing juice to kick your bike racing into gear — 11 years ago

Kathy Martyn

9.4

Bakers dozen is sweet while climbing vine is crisp and fresh — 12 years ago

Mitch Fox

9.5

post climbing with Mike and Laura - second bottle — 13 years ago

Rajiv Ayyangar

9.8

Perfectly integrated, well-ahead of the 1999 (still disjointed a few months ago). Supple, not powerful. Just an absolute pleasure. Red cherries, dried strawberries, rye, subdued tamari with slight balsamic prickle, browned liquorice. This isn't arresting as the '95, but rather it's a quieter, equally thoughtful companion. Effortlessly transportive. With it's constant shifting and ease, it makes me think of friendships. Of the people I've met and the conversations I've loved. Of my friend, Tim, who shared the bottle with me. Of friendships born out of music, climbing, work, school, wine - friendships that transcended the genre in which they emerged.
I wouldn't change anything about this wine. — 10 years ago

with Tim

Paul Costigan

Founder Courtier Wines

9.3

2004: Lively lemon lime on entry. Later, a hint of pithy wood. Low dosage of 1.5gr. Broad on the palate after the initial flash of acidity. Still climbing the ladder. — 10 years ago

Brian Zhang

8.9

Still primary and tight but showing potential. Reflective of the vintage, a green streak, grainy tannins and finally weak midpalate prevents it from climbing great heights. — 11 years ago

Elaine Heide

9.0

peppery floral aroma climbing out of the glass and into my life — 11 years ago

Puerto Rico Wine News

9.2

This is climbing right now. Impressive concentration, finesse and balance at 13% abv. This goes to show the greatness of the 05' vintage and of this chateau. Mint, cassis, currants, superb. — 12 years ago

Marta Ashby

9.8

Great nose, with a palate of fruit flavors, oak, and a finish of balanced acid! — 13 years ago