Nice Pinot noir goes well with Lochinvar Salmon — 2 years ago
Wonderful, beautiful Pinot from the Chablis region. Drinks like a cooler region Pinot - fruity, light-med body, smooth, low-med tannins, nice acid. Could age a bit longer still. — 3 years ago
2003 a nice juicy bomb a touch ripe but extremely textured allemand style and this particular magnum drinking at peak. 👍😎🍉 — 5 years ago
So delicious. — 7 years ago
Clos de Vougeot dénis Mortet 1998
Robe noire
Nez de terre humide sous bois et de fruit noirs
Bouche pleine en attaque mais devenant plus floue sur le dernier tiers avec une pointe d acidité que le vin n avait pas
Bouteille sur le déclin mais que d émotion
Ma dernière — 3 years ago
Apple that had begun to rot in the cider bin (in a good way!) minerals and balanced oak integration. A very long and complex finish. — 4 years ago
Nothing like a pristine bottle of a >20yr aged red burgundy from a top producer! Tannins have rounded out very nicely and the core red fruit is still very much alive but starting to mix in the tertiary mushroom and earthy notes as well. A real pleasure and treat from a good friend. — 4 years ago
Plum licorice nose. Dark red. Cherry 🍒, touch of licorice and raspberry. A profound Bourgogne from an excellent vintage which tastes like a Premier Cru. Excellent and a great value. From the Meritage in Encinitas. Drink now or keep for 4 years give or take. — 6 years ago
30 November 2016. Bubbles On The Battery, Pier A Harbor House, New York, NY. — 7 years ago
Bought at Mitsukoshi for ¥1,900. Good value. Rich and full body. — 8 years ago
Ruby in color with a ruby grapefruit edge. Red berry and Manhattan cherry aromas with floral and cedar notes. Bright acidity with fresh red fruit flavors. — 10 years ago
Gorgeous slow-opening Gevrey. Ripe-ish red fruit, ripe blackberries, red sweet cherries, raspberries, and some slight notes of fresh grass. — 3 years ago
Dark cherry, plum, dried spice — 4 years ago
Four day weekend. Gotta get it off to a good start. Been awhile since we had our 375ml of Ruinart.
The nose shows, ripe, slightly candied; black cherries, strawberries, kirsch cherries, rich, summertime watermelon, touch of orange citrus family blend, pomegranate juice, hints of fruit roll up & haunting apricots. Sea fossils & spray, a little bread dough, grey volcanics, chalky powder, orange, spring flowers with fresh & withering, red & pink rose pedals.
The palate is full & touch gummy/candied. Fruits are well extracted, deep, ruby; black cherries, blackberries, strawberries, kirsch cherries, rich, summertime watermelon, touch of orange citrus family blend, pomegranate juice, hints of fruit roll up & haunting apricots. Ghostly, not quite fruit brandy or fruit liqueur character, sea fossils & spray, a little bread dough, not quite medium, white spice with hints of palate heat, grainy, grey volcanics, chalky powder, orange, spring flowers with fresh & withering, red & pink rose pedals. The acidity lively and crisp. The round, well balanced & polish finish is always consistently satisfying and lingers for minutes.
Photos of; the House of Ruinart, Dom Thierry Ruinart, nicely light caves and rolling, hillside, Grand Cru Vineyard.
Not quite sure where “D” gets $83 when you can buy this all day at just under $65. — 4 years ago
Lively dark fruit, spices, touch of green but well integrated. Perfect Christmas wine. — 6 years ago
Really solid example of GC, not familiar with the producer, but showing really well. — 8 years ago
Rich, toast, Apple. Quite nice — 8 years ago
Karen and I enjoyed this very much. — 10 years ago
Timothy Eustis
Wine Director, Red Lion Inn
Pretty. Less rustic than most maranges. 2019 — 8 months ago