Carmela Castro

8.9

Very smooth. Delicious — 6 years ago

Gil Krakowsky

9.7

Serious wine, whatever that means. Nose of deep red fruits with an undercurrent of freshly cut grass and a hint of earthiness. Still a bit primary and tannic, but still just intense, focused and ethereal. Much more chambolle than NSG — 6 years ago

John Howard

Harvest production at Hirsch and Cobb Wineries

9.2

Classic Meursault. Lemon oil, ripe pear/apple with skin, crushed rocks, acacia. Delicious. — 8 years ago

K

9.0

It was good! It was our first wine from Beaujolais and we will definitely purchase again. — 9 years ago

Grant Hughes

9.1

Wine club bubbles from Lincoln Fine Wines. — 10 years ago

with Beau

Frank Shannon

9.5

Will end up replacing my Blackjack Alix de Vergy. Perfectly balanced deep berry, barn wood and a bit of earthiness. Smooth throughout with a very clean cherry finish. — 10 years ago

Kevin Walsh

Wine blogger doxologywine.com; Freelance Sommelier (Court of Master Sommeliers) Doxology Wine Consulting

9.3

Balanced and classic. — 11 years ago

Elegantterry

10

Fruity good wine! — 6 years ago

Ryan Mullins

9.5

Reminded more of corton than anything else. Big, rich and full while having tension that comes out with air. A seriously impressive bottles of wine. This is the blanc — 7 years ago

David Stein

9.2

Really enjoyable! Great texture and flavors. — 8 years ago

with Bruce

Nick Yu

8.9

2016/3/8 at Wine Sellar & Brasserie, San Diego. My first time trying this producer. Seems more new world style, fruit generous, lower on acidity (perhaps due to vintage). It does have a good integrated sense of terrior though. Very easy drinking, very enjoyable. — 9 years ago

Frank Shannon

9.4

Never disappoints. — 10 years ago

E & K G

9.3

Beautiful champagne. First time drinking. Don't waste it in a flute, but a nice compact but round champagne glass. #cutesocks — 11 years ago

Lars Fischer

9.2

Etienne Vergy Pinot Noir Mercurey — 6 years ago

Robert Peterson

9.2

Sparkly, creamy, fun glass of brut rose — 8 years ago

Jeff Ball

9.7

The sommelier described this selection as fruit forward, but I respectfully disagree. I experienced more minerals than anything else, which seems consistent with the fact that this delicate tasting wine is grown directly in the limestone bedrock, with very little soil. Hints of pepper rounded out the flavors. Excellent! Paired well with langoustines and lamb. — 8 years ago

Jacob Ellis-Jones

8.9

Mum likes it and she hates red wine. Liquorice on the nose. — 9 years ago

Ron Siegel

9.2

Red and black cherry, sauvage in style, tea leaf, under brush, game bird and mineral notes. This must have been austere and a brute in its youth but drinking nicely at 25 yrs of age. — 10 years ago

Raymond Tosti

9.5

Amazing purity with gorgeous fruit completely balanced by perfect acidity. An energetic bouquet jumps from the glass. Red currants, kirsch liquer, with a silky texture. — 10 years ago

Gary Westby

Champagne & Sherry buyer K&L Wines

10

This les St Georges was as good as an 8 year old can be- meaning better than any I had before. Grand Cru in all but name with texture, poise and aromatic bounty. Best of all, it demanded to be drunk lustily with the duck sausage! A great wine- compliments to Faively!!!! — 11 years ago

with Cleora