Arif Ender

9.5

Very delicate; sweetness on palate. Amazing with desserts and even cheese pizzas. — 9 years ago

Sara Beer

9.5

Black raspberry, licorice, cocoa, tobacco. Silky, elegant and powerful - my favorite winery in Bordeaux. Tasted at the Chateau with technical director Dominique Arangoits, June 9. #cosgirl — 9 years ago

with DLynn and Jonah

Gregory Summers

9.6

Deliciously smooth fruit forward Chateauneuf du Pape with great texture...my kind of wine. — 10 years ago

with Tom and Bob

Phil Stice

9.1

Herbal elegance. Seems like any greenness has tamed into herbal qualities. — 10 years ago

Justin Joseph

9.9

Typical quality CdP. — 11 years ago

Richard Jennings

9.9

Wonderful nose of spice, anise, dried cherry on this NSG from Dominique Laurent that has had time for the oak to fully integrate. — 12 years ago

Nate Redner

8.9

Tuch flat out of the gate. 1 hour in dark cherry as and fruit leather. — 9 years ago

with Michael

Richard Portes

9.0

18- 1999. Robust, still some tannin, rich Pinot nose, young appearance, good fruit. Not subtle! — 10 years ago

Clement BAUSSART

9.0

Beautiful syrah. Well made. Good value — 10 years ago

Jared Shulman

9.2

1995 Dom. Laurent NSG Les Vaucrains - The wine is showing beautifully. Still a bunch of primary notes, harmoniously integrated with some secondary tones. — 10 years ago

Timothy Eustis

Wine Director, Red Lion Inn

9.2

I loved this. Earthy, barnyard, chewy. That great Provençal garrigue. Calls for a hearty dinner. — 11 years ago

James Leahy

9.4

1994s showing a bit of age but timeless freshness. Brilliant — 12 years ago

Steve Hagenlock

9.8

2012 Grenache/Syrah rose. Nectarine and peach. Definitely will get this one again! Bring on summer! — 12 years ago

with Drake

David Annis

9.3

100% petit verdot. This followed the 2010 Bastide Saint-Dominique CdP, which provided the intended contrast in styles, but probably created unrealistic expectations. Immediately I was surprised at how old this wine smelled and tasted. (We decanted for an hour.) Interestingly it was evocative of a much, much older right bank Bordeaux than a 10 year old petit verdot. The harness of the grape is gone, and this is much more approachable that I would have guessed. This would no doubt confuse everyone in a blind tasting. — 9 years ago

Cas Zdanius

9.5

A bit too cold to start with but warmed to a big Pinot — 10 years ago

Timur Sherif

9.7

Just wonderful — 10 years ago

Nick Dor

9.0

Good complexity in this 2009 vintage enjoyed with the menu Senteur at La Bastide St. Antoine in Grasse France. — 10 years ago

Raini Keyser

10

I'm so lucky!! — 11 years ago

Kevin Yen

9.8

2012/4/13@xiaofei home party — 12 years ago

Ava Chen

9.4

Fruity, and has a slightly almond taste — 13 years ago