Beautiful Thanksgiving wine! — 8 years ago

Torn. Needed to pick up some wine from east bank but didn’t get it done this week. Do I not have wine with prime ribeye, or do I crack one of my favorites that I had hoped to keep for a bit longer... and, now I have one fewer. :) — 9 years ago
Wonderfull 2010. Well cellared. — 9 years ago
Bought a case as soon as I had my first glass. Great value and taste. — 10 years ago
Wonderful. So young — 11 years ago
Tart cherry on nose and palate #lapaulee2015 at the #gandernyc — 11 years ago
Hellooo Nurse! — 11 years ago
Starting to shut down, but wholeheartedly recommend. Thank you @chambersstwines — 13 years ago
Wonderful. — 13 years ago
2016. Excellent. — 6 years ago
Clear burgundy color. Floral, red fruit nose. Austere red fruit, some red licorice, and some earthy dryness on the back end. Lingers a bit. Tight. Not sure what it will do after being open. — 11 years ago
Obviously too young, wanted to show a dear someone a Vin Jaune. — 11 years ago
2013 vintage. Bit samey samey. Decent. But doesn't stand out. — 11 years ago
Screamed "I'm French". Whispered "I'm a Pinot". — 12 years ago
Ink pen, dark fruits, black current, violet, savory spices... leather, tobacco...lovely yet slightly grippy finish. — 13 years ago
Drank with Lynn, Philippe & Sylvie at dinner at L'Hotel Bellebreze, Rasteau. — 6 years ago
Nice fruit! — 7 years ago
amazing pairing w a rich french beef stew, especially loved the earthy, ‘shroomy notes — 8 years ago
Buttery, not too dry, floral finish — 9 years ago
Par excellence 🇫🇷🍷🇫🇷🍷🇫🇷 — 10 years ago
Thick bubblegum and earth + alcohol ! Superb. — 11 years ago
96 points? No way. Fine village wine with clean 2010 fruit. Great for its pedigree. Happy to drink it. — 11 years ago
Aaaaaahhh. Burgundy. How do I love thee! — 12 years ago
Gaurav Tiwari
Classic chambolle. Elegance is the word! Complex and clean nose with red currant, cherry, roses and primordial earthiness. On the palate, seductive elegance with a silky texture and feather like mouthfeel and outstanding linearity. It slowly peels away the complexity with layers of red fruits, roses and the classic limestone undertones. Borniques is biodynamically farmed with winemaking synched with lunar cycles on a small parcel of 1.4 ha situated right above the famous ‘Les Amoureuses’ with vines planted almost on the rock. It explains the very linear structure. The tannins, acidity and alcohol were in brilliant harmony with a finish where the dance continues for well over 2 mins. I loved this and it reminded me why Chambolle-Musigny is one of my absolute favorite villages in Burgundy. — 5 years ago