Buttery, high acidity, pungent and flavorful. Pairs nicely with seafood. — 4 years ago
Medium tannins , nice with steak — 6 years ago
DD: 07.2018
Желтый грейпфрут, лайм, яблоко, зелёная груша, едва ощутимый аккуратный леденцовый тон, алоэ, тонкий миндальный след, белый мякиш. Стройное тело с напряженной кислотностью и хорошим балансом сухости и дозажа. Молодо и первично, не очень сложно, без большой утонченности, но стройно и естественно, с хорошим тонусом. — 6 years ago
Right out of the bottle rich and silky and full of cherries and nice tannin finish. Very terroir nose but opens o to a fruity dry flavor — 7 years ago
2010. Short on words here. Truly impressive. — 7 years ago
Seriously delicious. The most memorable cab franc I have had. — 6 years ago
Vin/champagne très agréable. Bulles très fines, pas sucré. Se boit facilement. Pas d’acidité. Un must ! — 6 years ago
Idaho...who knew
Oak gives it a rough and rustic spice. Very earthy. — 7 years ago
Slight hazy honey in appearance 🍯🍏🍍taste like honey crisp apples and pineapples with hints of petrol and lemon peel. — 7 years ago
This was interesting... Imagine swishing rusted nails in blackberry juice and taking a healthy sniff and sip. I hope you’re up to date on your Tetanus shot, because this bag of metal will punch you in the throat…in a good way. Pair with something lightly flavored. — 3 years ago
Smells smooth and tastes smooth too. Slightly sour — 6 years ago
Back at Larcen! Very nice vintage (2015). Complex flavours for a Chardonnay blend. — 7 years ago
Very fine mousse. Aromas of a partial #barrelfermented base wine and lees, vanilla, cream and pastries. On the palate it has surprising citrus and stone fruit and a touch of elderflower. #southafricanwine #capeclassics — 7 years ago
Will Stanley
Sniffing upon opening, this had me jumping for joy – and I’m not exaggerating. What an introduction! I immediately chose to decant the wine, although in hindsight I don’t think that’s really necessary. The ‘Cuvee Monsignori’, one of the flagship wines from Estate Argyros in Santorini, is 100% Assyrtiko from ancient (~200 year old) vines, the minimal yield of which is then fermented in stainless steel, and aged for ten months on its lees. The island was never affected by phylloxera, hence the vines’ great age. It’s a muscular, chiseled, lean wine with the precision of the very best Chablis and impeccable concentration of fruit. It carries the smoke of the island’s volcanic soils (this is no floral language: it really smells of it), beautiful flinty reduction, depth and harmony on the palate and a long, saline finish. It may count among the world’s finest whites, and all for around £30 (if you can find it). Why didn’t I buy this by the case? I’ll never know. Superb. — 9 months ago