Didier Barral

Domaine Didier Fornerol

Côte de Nuits Villages Pinot Noir 2019

Great drinking Burg that drinks well above its under $40 tariff. A wine I have purchased every year since being introduced at la paulee — 12 days ago

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Roger et Didier Raimbault

Sancerre Sauvignon Blanc 2022

Pale lemon color.
Aromas of honeydew, honeysuckle.
Dry. Flavors of honeysuckle, pear, soft minerality.

Intensity: 4/5
Complexity: 3/5
Balance: 4/5
Finish: 4/5
— 6 months ago

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Didier Dagueneau

Buisson Renard Pouilly- Fumé Sauvignon Blanc

What what? Is this really a sav Blanc???? So savory on the nose, high acid, lingering finish. — a month ago

Brad Burch
with Brad

Domaine Léon Barral

Jadis Faugères Carignane Blend 2011

Plenty of balanced funk! — 3 months ago

Sarah Bignami
with Sarah
Doug, romo and 11 others liked this

Didier Gerbelle

Vigne Tsancognein Torrette Superieur Petit Rouge 2015

The first time for me. this was a good well made — 6 months ago

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Domaine Léon Barral

Vin de Pays de l'Hérault Terret Blanc Blend 2020

Honeysuckle, Jasmine on the nose. Rounded and layered on the palate. A treat! — 2 months ago

Didier Dagueneau

Pur Sang Pouilly-Fumé Sauvignon Blanc

Very distinct — 3 months ago

Stephen, Quinn and 1 other liked this

Domaine Léon Barral

Valinière Faugères Mourvedre Syrah 2011

Love this. Such a comforting red fruit profile together with pine needles and the slightest hint of forest floor. — 4 months ago

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Didier Dagueneau

Les Jardins de Babylone Jurançon Sec Petit Manseng 2018

Deep orange gold… the color of Jurançon or Sauternes (this is Vin de France). Honeyed dried apple on the initially shy nose. Joined on the medium full palate by stone fruit, dried unsweetened pineapple, and a firm, almost tannic mineral streak on opening that softens to a more velvety feel over time. Finish is moderate length and continues the palate. Dagueneau style in a wine from Le Sud-Ouest that, like his others, develops and changes over the course of a meal from steely with the starter, to dried fruitier with the entree, and finishing with a bit more roundness. Remarkably ready for pork, rich seafood, and cassoulet now, but will reward and continue to do so well into the early 2030s. — 7 months ago

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