Amazing and best recommendations — 7 years ago
A hint of peach. Crisp and clean finish. If served chilled let it warm a bit. Then a slight butter comes through. Very pleasant. — 7 years ago
Great Burg! — 8 years ago
Damn good stuff — 9 years ago
Spiced apple and pear dominate the palate upfront with a hint of white peach. Leading into that irresistible minerallity you often get from Loire Valley whites. Lively acidity on the finish keeps you coming back for more!!!! — 10 years ago
Light bodied, tart fruits, cherries, strawberries, raspberries, cranberries red licorice and earthy notes. — 11 years ago
For a $9 bottle it's great — 11 years ago
Beaucoup de chair, super équilibré, vraiment délicieux, coup de cœur. — 13 years ago
A nice Beaujolais from a vintage that I don’t usually love compared to 2014/2016. Definitely better with an hour or so in a decanter to let the tannins integrate a bit more. Dark purple in the glass - darker than expected. Nice cherry aromas. Still could resolve a bit more on the finish but with a slight chill is nice. — 7 years ago
Rich and nutty. Good for pasta with lobster! — 8 years ago
Very easy to drink on its own — 9 years ago
A big and structured wine. Aromas of cherries, roasted coffee and fresh herbs. Broad-shouldered and chewy, with good mid-palate depth and firm tannins - plenty of length and grip on the finish. The wine seems nicely balanced, and should age very well. — 11 years ago
Great balance and structure. — 11 years ago
2010, Thibault Liger-Belair, Bourgogne Les Grands Chaillots Pinot Noir. Best Bourgogne PN that I have had recently. Well balanced and complex for a entry level Bourgogne. Red and black fruit with high acid and well integrated tannins. Will buy more. — 12 years ago
Dark cherry, plum, dried spice — 6 years ago
easy drink — 6 years ago
It's rich and smooth, would recommend for people who want to try Pinot Noir — 9 years ago
Jean-Louis Dutraive — 11 years ago
The palate is full of lively verve. Lemon lime high acidity. What seemed at first to be notes of hazelnut actually blew off. In fact I mistook these notes. The wine seems to be rather reduced. Color is light gold/dark lemon. Went well with roast pork. — 11 years ago
Joyous Côtes du Rhône. — 12 years ago
Pooneet K
From a lieu dit surrounded by Gevrey. Definitely young but with a couple hour decant quite enjoyable and accessible. Tons of sweet cherry on the nose; aromatically really quite intense. Full on the palate, get more tannin than I was expecting, but very nicely balanced by a lot of acid. Enjoyed it with a roast chicken provencal but could have stood up to red meat too. Nice qpr at ~$30. Note this is not the “cuvee unique”, which apparently a 100% new oak bottling - this is the regular which is 85% old. — 6 years ago