Wonderful
Older vines. Cherry & cassis. Drink now. — 8 years ago
2000 vintage — 9 years ago
Still young but quite enjoyable. - at The Hobbit — 9 years ago
Amazing. 2006. Yummmm — 10 years ago
Elegant, sexy, yet humble in its restaint. Floral, citrus leaves, ocean breeze. We enjoyed it with carnita tacos, and good company. — 12 years ago
Very very lovely. — 5 years ago
This is hands down one of the best passetoutgrains that I've had. In a great spot right now showing flavors of semi-tart cherries with decent tannins. This blend can shine and Moreau knows it too well. — 7 years ago
Pretty darn good. Tremendous length, nice acid balance, and no sign of premox. This could keep going--will plan to sit on the rest of my bottles — 8 years ago
Honey ,mineral , complex , honeysuckle nose.
Depth long finish. 2002 — 9 years ago
lil liquid gold — 9 years ago
Had the 1996 vintage — 9 years ago
Complex, beguiling aromas of white pear, honey, layers of almond meal, creme brûlée, custard. Terrific mouth watering acidity. Thanks Matt — 10 years ago
2006. Forceful. — 11 years ago
Minéral comme il se doit, légèrement gras. Tres représentatif de l'appellation — 5 years ago
Another great burgundy. — 5 years ago
Unbelievable white light fruity slightly sweet yet crisp and floral white. Drinkable alone or with sushi or salad. A joy to sip on. — 6 years ago
Fresh, mild orchard fruit, stunning! — 7 years ago
delicious in primeur — 7 years ago
Still very fresh at 16 years. Not bad for an appellation with no grand cru vineyards. — 8 years ago
Dusty, floral, and long. Great acidity — 9 years ago
2011 Domaine Bernand Moreau et Fils 1er Cru La Cardeuse Chassagne-Montrachet Monopole - Very fresh nose of fresh-picked cherries, plums, hints of cocoa, fresh-picked mint, and subtle hints of cola and white pepper. Juicy with the fresh-picked cherries, fresh pomegranates, and hints of orange pith, gushing on the mid-palate with cranberries and blueberries, finishing with cocoa, light sandalwood, and peppercorn. Medium Tannic structure. — 9 years ago
Fruit forward, cheese rinds — 10 years ago
A Chassagne rouge that is delicate and inferential but not without weight. Surprising. — 12 years ago
Dan R
Delicious, gloriously wispy and mineral. Stone fruits, roasted nut, cream - nicely focused and so delicate. There's a nice savory yeastiness, almost sake-like. Picks up steam and fleshes out with air, acid kicks in on the finish. Could age a bit. Just lovely. — 5 years ago