All you can ask for and more at a Village level. Drinks quick but with character. — 7 years ago
This stuff is just divine year to year. Deep concentration, viscous texture, floral aromatics, and just enough acidity to make you keep pouring. Muscat Hamburg, or Black Muscat is the grape used, and Phillip Togni has made it shine on Spring Mountain. Bing cherries, strawberry/rhubarb pie filling, leather, violets, dried dates, nutmeg, fig jam, milk chocolate. 2007, and it drinks like it'll age another 20 years.. This is a must try. If you don't like sweet wine, try it anyway. Pairs with cherry pie, pumpkin pie, and a good brie cheese plate with fruit jam and nuts. — 8 years ago
Pale straw color. Wet stone, minerality, savory, citrus, melon. Green apple, pear, and Brie flavors. Medium + acidity. 10/23/16 — 9 years ago
Paired with ribs and smoked chicken thighs. Pretty decent good linear structure with bright red fruit and white peppered nose. Tannins dry a bit on finish. — 9 years ago
Great qpr. Creamy up front, but finishes with tons of freshness/acid. Drank with baked Brie with fig jam. — 6 years ago
Toast, brie, lemon — 7 years ago
Triple cream Brie, black pepper salami and this beautiful wine. Dinner in a hotel room does not get much better. — 8 years ago
Chewy and textured. Pungent brie rind. This thing is so interesting. Pair this with something simple like pasta. This glass is the main dish. — 9 years ago
JC had this 9 years ago
Yeasty Brie, honey, saline minerality like a buttery oyster, a bit of Anjou pear. Crisp acidity. Wow!
— 9 years ago
Absolutely the best champagne I've ever enjoyed. Hints of brie apparently, which is not something I generally taste. Absolutely amazing scent on the nose, ultrafine bubbles, incredible all around. Great night celebrating Samer's birthday. — 6 years ago
Tasting notes said clam shells and wet pebbles with lemon pith and a hint of yellow apple, and that’s spot on really. — 7 years ago
Pair with Brie! — 8 years ago
The perfect marriage with Brie. The minerality coupled with notes of young strawberries and wet slate compliment the salty buttery goodness of a soft Brie. Has a lingering tart finish of red cherries. The best gamay/Beaujolais I've had. — 8 years ago
Velvet deep long intense — 9 years ago
Laura
It doesn’t get much better than this! I saved this for a special occasion and it really delivered. Perfect lemony apple acidity, perfect bubbles, maybe a little Brie en croute too :) — 5 years ago