Solid drinking village wine. — 9 months ago
Wine tasting € 79 — 3 years ago
Just starting to drink well and should improve and hold steady for the next decade. Is St. Joseph the Gigondas the Northern Rhone? A little under the radar, can deliver tremendous pleasure and value and at the same time, can be frustratingly inconsistent. — 5 years ago
Favorite of the night — 6 years ago
Delightfully carbonic and stemmy. Notes of tart and ever so slightly underripe blackberries and raspberries. Very floral and true to Fleurie. Love it. Wish I saved it for Thanksgiving. — 7 months ago
Pure pleasure, vivacious, juicy, deeply textured and ripe. A completely different experience than LBT — 2 years ago
Mostly 2016, disgorged Jan 2019. Very yeasty when first opened. Lots of good red fruit. Lacking refinement. Overall great experience. — 3 years ago
Delicious mouthful of wine. Black berry, creosote, oolong tea, mince meat. Fine long tannins. Solid. — 6 years ago
Really nice wine-I’m not typically one who drinks sparkling wine but this one is really good! Fruit forward but still dry and pairs well with seafood or perfect for a toast! — 7 years ago
October 2014 disgorgement. Based on 2011 (80%?). Balance 2010/2009 split evenly. 50% chard 50% pn — 7 years ago
Wonderful wine with Filet au Poivre. — 8 months ago
Lovely. Unexpectedly — 4 years ago
Generous fruit with less than expected cut. — 5 years ago
Mike Obley
Young entry level wine from this producer. Took an hour to open up. Nice depth a slightly reductive characteristics, in a good way. Will add depth over time — 6 months ago