Super interesting white/orange blend. Nose is full of rose and other dried florals, orange blossom, jasmine tea and green unripe nectarine, with the fruit showing better on day 2. Due to 15 days of skin contact, palate is slightly tannic and as a result comes across strongly like a lemony black sun tea, with juicy acidity that lacks an edge. Round, somewhat drying finish. Tough pairing with an Asian salad day 1 and a veggie curry day 2 - this needs something like a simple fish preparation. — 7 years ago
Very dark, lush, full fruity with a hint of curry. Yum-o! Brian liked it too. — 9 years ago
Mineral honeyed grapefruit nose, tropical fruit, nice acidity. Goes well with spicy curry. — 9 years ago
This hit you immediately with curry, eucalyptus along with the red fruits. — 10 years ago
Going pretty bloody good with Chang Mai style pork curry — 10 years ago
2011, Heinz Eifel, Riesling Spatlese, Mosel. 12 dollar Spatlese at Whole foods. Good every night drinker. Paired really well with spicy, coconut curry.
— 11 years ago
Best cab franc in a long time; super bretty, the good floral/ forest floor Brett, not the barnyard/band-aid Brett, earth, mineral, striking yellow curry smell--fascinating and delicious. — 12 years ago
Dense on nose (showing some maturity?). Yellow aromas all through: apple, grapefruit, curry and some grassiness, some lactose. Kind of viscose, powerful on palate with some alcohol burn on finish, but is paired with a high acidity that balances it quite nicely. A bit of nice grapefruit-bitterness in structure. Needs a good food pairing to bring down the alcohol somewhat. — 6 years ago
Solid, great curry pizza quaffer — 8 years ago
Jaune soutenu bulles encore présentes mais délicates
Nez sur un léger oxydatif un beau végétal et qq note de curry
Bouche délicate ultra maîtrisée avec une plénitude et une gourmandise incroyable et un finale ultra délicate et longue
Un champagne ultra complet et très jeune mais déjà délicieux — 8 years ago
Round, smooth, fruity, and increasingly aromatic. Light salmon/white peach color with notes of mineraltiy, oxidation, blood oranges, and hint of pink roses. Med + body, med alcohol, med + finish, low tannin. 💜s pork, curry, chicken, anchovies...
90% Tibouren, 10% Syrah. Temperature controlled maceration for few days and then ages on the lees for four months. Stainless steel and then aged under fleurette in 100 ur old foudres. Soil clay calcareous. 15 ha of vineyards facing the coast of the med. 2014 had more sun and rain than usual but created powerful wines with good structure. — 9 years ago
Light honeysuckle, Asian pear, apricot. Not cloy at all. A bit of curry & white flower finish with a light acidic bite. — 9 years ago
Stout with curry?! Sign me up! — 10 years ago
Great with crab curry!! — 12 years ago
A lot of boxes ticked with a Thai chicken green curry tonight. Spot on! — 7 years ago
Nicely balanced. Not too sweet. Paired with Indian curry — 8 years ago
Firstly the nose is driven by strong Sherry notes. Gets better & more harmonious with air. The Sherry turns into curry plant, fennel blended with hints of apricot & yellow stone fruit. Like a laser beam on the palate, very salty, vibrating and grasping. Long finish. — 8 years ago
Great with thai cuisine. I also like it with Indian curry. This is a semi-dry Riesling; has a little sweetness, but not too much. — 9 years ago
Really smooth and full bodied where you can taste a hint of velvet dark chocolate.. Paired with Spicy Indian salmon curry! — 9 years ago
2006, de belles notes de curry, une grande concentration — 10 years ago
Very crunchy, lees are only just recognisable, sherbert and a good curry pairing. £17.50. — 10 years ago
Goes well with spicy stir frys but is amazing with curry. The taste changes completely and takes the heat from your mouth. — 11 years ago
Jolly dry wine. I like to have it with early summer Italian branch! Had it with poached egg curry and green pea rice soup at home. — 11 years ago
Fascinating spiced beer, coconut curry with lingering heat — 12 years ago
Michael Wasser
Lots of melon, hints of honey. Excellent acidity. Much better on day two. — 6 years ago