Domaine Du Vieux Cellier

Florent Garaudet

"Sous le Cellier" Monthelíe Chardonnay 2013

Aromas of wood freshly cut via table or circular saw, caramelized sugar and radial tire - things were looking up. Initial glass was a bit short, which I must say was disappointing after such an auspicious beginning. After a bit of time, she broadened out into an elegant, almost weightless drink. So delicate and pleasant.

— 10 years ago

Lyle Fass
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His signature wine. Spot on about air. 45 to an hour does the trick for me.
9.2

Le Vieux Pin

Cuvée Violette Syrah 2010

Truly delicious Okanagan Syrah... Drinkable and delicious — 11 years ago

Grant Ross
with Grant

Château Vieux Lartigue

Saint-Émilion Red Bordeaux Blend 2008

Light. Fairly smooth. You can taste the terroir in this as well. — 10 years ago

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Vilmart & Cie

Grand Cellier Rubis 1er Cru Brut Rosé Champagne

MH
9.2

From magnum. — 11 years ago

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Vilmart & Cie

Grand Cellier 1er Cru Brut Champagne Blend

2 November 2015. Manhattan Wine Company, New York, NY. — 11 years ago

Schrader Cellars

Vieux-Os Old Vine Black Sears Vineyard Zinfandel 2010

Very enjoyable. Dark fruit, pepper, bacon. — 11 years ago

Vieux Mas des Papes

Châteauneuf-du-Pape Red Rhone Blend 2003

2003- Don't be afraid of the vintage :) 80 Grenache knit beautifully w/ 20 Mourvedre. This was the precursor to VT's "Telegramme" bottling. Dark fruit & pronounced black pepper w/ a secondary savory/umami note. — 12 years ago

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Luke Thompson

Luke Thompson

I need to drink more Rhone stuff. Starter suggestions?
Anthony Lombardi

Anthony Lombardi

Guigal makes well priced wines which show off the various appellations well. St Cosme too. Any Kermit Lynch imports. The Perrin family. In the Northern Rhone, Crozes-Hermitage & St Joseph are good appellations to start with as you can find great wines which are well priced. In the South, Cotes du Rhone & the various villages, Vacqueyras, Lirac, Corbieres, Ventoux. Gigondas will show more structured wines in the South.

Eventually work your way to Cote Rotie, CDP & Hermitage & weep for your wallet. :)
Luke Thompson

Luke Thompson

Thanks a lot!