Cranberry, herbs, mineral. — 5 years ago
Pale yellow, tropical fruit, mineral finish. — 6 years ago
Just perfect: blueberries and herbs in complex layers. Reminds me why I love languedoc! (Happy 24th!) — 6 years ago
Like this wine- easy to drink with hints of berries. Can go with many different types of cuisines even lighter flavored ones. — 6 years ago
Enjoyed this more than my first bottle a few months ago. Has settled down a bit. Quaffable, bright tart red fruit. Again was better on day 2. Not "pure" bottling — 7 years ago
Beautiful perfumed dark red fruit nose, taught and tense right now, not much body... — 8 years ago
レーズン、プルーン、シナモン、土の香り。甘やか。やわらかなタンニンと酸、余韻が細く長くつづく。素晴らしい — 9 years ago
Needed to open up for a while after opened. — 10 years ago
Prieure Saint-Hippolyte - Languedoc - Blanc
50% Grenache Blanc, 25% Viognier, 25% Vermentino
Nice fresh fruit, dry, Peach, pear, floral, wax, stones.
Not the biggest, baddest, longest aging wine ever, but... a very well made Languedoc Blanc to be enjoyed now, under $15.
Guessing 11-12.5% ABV (label range 11-14), went nicely with an omelette dinner.
— 4 years ago
Har en grön profil och behöver en del tid för att öppna upp sig. Mörka bär och markerad tanin. Känns oerhört mångbottnad och skulle nog behöva mer tid och luft (och år i källaren) än vad jag hade. — 6 years ago
Stop hating delecti crowd. It’s orange-esk and fantastic wine. Not traditional white burg but delicious and high quality wine. — 6 years ago
White pepper on the nose. Black pepper and boysenberry on the palate. Lithe and lively. — 6 years ago
Earthy and spicy with licorice black cherry and espresso in the nose this forward open medium bodied wine ends with soft textures and red berries. 63 % Cabernet 32% merlot 5 % can franc the wind is deep ruby in color smoke coffee flint and black cherry notes. Aged in 50% new oak this Stephane Derenoncout consulted wine is rich round and supple finishing with ripe sweet black cherry jam and espresso bean — 7 years ago
Oh right, that's why I like French Malbec better then Argentine. Red, spicy, but not too inky or floral. — 9 years ago
12 CD-R from a producer I'm not familiar with , but perhaps should be. Xlnt dark red deep cherry appearance ; delicious vibrant black and red fruits on nose , clean as a whistle; vibrant attack , up on its toes . More CD-R shld hv this vivacity. Red and dark fruit melange lead to med wt mid palate w complexing notes of mineral and dried meats. Crisp long flavoursome finish. Bloody good for appealation. — 10 years ago
Delicious French rose that is not sweet at all. — 11 years ago
Fresh and subtle, but lacking something- probably time — 4 years ago
Great for the price. — 4 years ago
This is a 100 % organic Syrah grown on decomposed granite hillsides in Saint Joseph, displaying violet, ripe black fruits with hint of dried blueberry, black pepper and vanilla. Slightly musky, dusty, med plus body with great acidity and med plus tannin. A wonderful Saint Joseph has depth, structure, and fruitiness. — 5 years ago
Bought at Nicolas rue de Saint Dominique. The most close I am looking for a full-time bodied wine, but not very complex — 5 years ago
More natural than I prefer for burg, but still great. Took an hour or so to open up so that the Pinot and vosne quality shined. Idk what the oak regime was in this vintage but I couldn’t taste much. Very diffuse, earthy and a little funky. — 6 years ago
Delicious. Balanced fruit with earthy flavors in the back. Great Languedoc red! — 6 years ago
Some interesting VdT right here. A little sweet, a little funk, a lot of zip. — 7 years ago
Pale pink color fresh cut flowers. Well balanced clean and bright. This is what Provence Rose should taste like — 8 years ago
2009 vintage. Very good but a puppy. Rustic but also delicious. Very Moreish. — 9 years ago
Great guava tropical character — 10 years ago
Mauricio Carvalho
There are years where the fickleness of the weather prevent the even ripening of all the grapes on the bunches, and as the grapes cannot be harvested before the stems themselves fully ripen, on these years any extra ripe grapes will detach themselves from the stem while on the “table de tri”(sorting table). Since the traditional Burgundy vinification methods require the grapes to be fermented “entière” (in whole bunches) the loose berries are not used, despite being wonderfully ripe. — 4 years ago