Color: Ruby to Garnett, golden hues
Nose: plum, red fruit,
Palate: dry, over ripe plum, cherry, vanilla, baking spice, leather, fresh earth.
Long finish
Alcohol: medium +
Acidity: medium — 9 years ago
Much darker, earthier and herby Sauvignon than Roblins Terres Blanches — 10 years ago
Crispy and rich chenin. — 10 years ago
Dark, structured, almost sparse. Great acid. Needs a couple of years, at least. — 10 years ago
Discovered this bottle at the Jefferson. Hunted it down so I could have a few bottles to myself. — 11 years ago
Last vintage of this wine. Savory, green pepper everywhere. — 11 years ago
Yum! Perfect for our Friday evening at home. — 11 years ago
2015: Fin balanse og smakte godt til ostefat! — 9 years ago
Golden yellow, slightly oily full mouthfeel at first with lively, crisper finish. Grassy, herbs, lemony, floral overtones, almost mint towards the end, very little oak or vanilla. Too cold from the fridge, really needs to warm up a bit, but then gets really good. — 10 years ago
Elegant perfumed field of flowers. Lemon. Crisp acid with stone. Francoise is an amazing winemaker. — 10 years ago
Lovely example of young Burgundy. — 11 years ago
As good as Moodymann's set — 11 years ago
round and earthy but still forward - very good — 11 years ago
So fun! Almost effervescent; cherry soda — 13 years ago
Excellent with cheese. — 9 years ago
Very nice balance that stood up to several courses including pork belly and halibut. Not as acidic as expected. — 9 years ago
Red cherries on the nose. Well balanced with a hint of oak. Light bodied with medium acidity, great finish — 10 years ago
Slightly sweet. Slight honey. Floral — 10 years ago
Tons of fruit notes...fall fruits, stone fruits and clementines rolled into a rich wine that keeps its balance due to mineral and acidity on the edges. This one is special — 11 years ago
Really enjoyed this bottle. High delicious factor and sang with food. — 11 years ago
EBISU / 27.June.2015 — 11 years ago

Angular. Precision. Great value. — 12 years ago
Lucia Pier
Delicious pet-nat, from Tabula Rasa's wine flight. Honey, crisp, and so bubbly. The vintner plows his vineyards with horses! — 8 years ago