Special bottle. Can't wait to try some of his vintage 1er crus! — 11 years ago
Threw a Rosemary sprig in, and it was quite nice. — 11 years ago
My first taste of Burgundy — 12 years ago
A little reductive at first opened up with time to reveal incredible purity and elegance . Red and blue fruits , earth , bakers spice , Violets , herbs. In the mouth there is plenty of vibrancy , with some dusty tannins and buffering acidity . If Jean Maire Fourrier was making California Pinot Noir it would taste like this: — 10 years ago
Alizarin in color with many bubbles--both fine and large ones. Intensely yeasty and toasty on the nose. The effervescence is intense, almost piquant. Bright acidity steals the show and sets up the palate for notes of blueberry, cranberry and a touch of cocoa that quickly transitions, whiskey-like, to a caramel and vanilla dotted finish. The 100% P noir makes this a really unique and bold bubbly rose. Stellar! — 11 years ago
2005. Bright, fresh red fruit. Intensely aromatic. — 10 years ago
One of the best pinot I've had from Down Under so far | William Downie spent some time in Burgundy, having worked at Domaine Fourrier in Gevrey Chambertin and Hubert Lignier in Morey St Denis. In 2003 he started his eponymous label in Victoria | 2012 William Downie Gippsland — 11 years ago
Lyle Fass

Founder Fass Selections
Terrific soaring aromas of vivid red fruits. This nose is what you want. Spice, wet earth, so perfectly framed by fruit. Really lovely and expansive. Reminds me of Fourrier on the palate. Very pure, voluminous sweet fruit, nice structure and wonderful top notch finesse. Typical nice acid of 13 with uncommon depth of fruit for a village wine. Terrific complexity and nice perky acids. Great now better in 5 years. — 10 years ago