Deep and brooding dark fruit not quiet at peak — 7 years ago
Philippe f%#*ing Gimel. — 8 years ago
Slight horse on the nose to begin with, with a shift towards bright fruit, and anise. Great length with well integrated tanins, low acidity and very mellow finish. Good stuff. — 9 years ago
Really enjoyed this. Everything I have got from Rezin at the SAQ has been good — 9 years ago
Jean-Louis Dutraive — 10 years ago
Big and buttery, just how I like my #Montrachet 😍 #Ithaa #Maldives — 11 years ago
'Ello gorgeous — 11 years ago
Last bottle ever. Nutty, grassy, huge acid and wonderful purity. I love these wines. — 12 years ago
Very balanced and delicious. — 4 years ago
Upfront and transparent and confrontational. Strong posture. Wears a leather jacket in the summer. Blood and rust and repressed tears and a grainy black and white western. Cigarettes that he rips the filter off of to make them stronger. — 7 years ago
Really good, rob bought at premier cru — 8 years ago
Earthy, leather, bright raspberry with medium tannins. Very well balanced red. Can taste the oak a bit gives a bourbon carmelized taste — 9 years ago

In its window. Super aromatic. Terrific and pure. — 11 years ago
Good acid to challenge my elk tartar. Could use a little more body, but very nice for my pallet. — 11 years ago

Key lime, meringue. Stone. Dried lemon rind dry finish. Delicious — 4 years ago

Very complex. Apricot shines through. Tastes of baked cake. Forward, but not too flowery. — 8 years ago
very intense w great intensity. wood has been completely integrated and for my palate in a great place. acidity w fruit. loved it. — 8 years ago
Oily and beautiful. Not brimming with acidity that will shoot to the stars, but it's softer palate feel is welcomed and very pleasant to sip on. — 9 years ago
Awesome sauv blanc from a producer in Burgundy close to the Chablis border. This vineyard site has limestone soils that you can taste in this dry mineral driven wine. Bright acidity and lean body make it a great food wine and something that will be easy to enjoy all summer long. — 10 years ago
Yes, Sauvignon Blanc in Burgundy! In fact, the St Bris appellation was previously called 'Sauvignon de Saint-Bris' (before 2003). And you can ONLY use SB or Sauv Gris fruit, + max 12.8% ABV. Love the terroir and plan to show it blind just to mess with my Sancerre obsessed friends. — 10 years ago
Full body, no tannins, very drinkable. One of the best that I have had the privilege to drink. — 11 years ago
Ron Siegel
This producer whom was relatively unknown to me just blows me away with its gobs of dark fruits showing mineral, meat, blood, spice, olive & violet notes. Great QPR at $40-$45 — 4 years ago