Estate named Beau-Séjour in 1787 by General Jacques de Carle, proprietor at the time. Michel Bécot bought estate from Dr Jean Fagouet in 1969 increasing vines from 10.5 hectares to 15, acquiring Trois Moulins plateau in 1979, kept the name Beau-Séjour Bécot. Blend of 87% Merlot, 9% Cab Sauv & 4% Cab Franc. Nice berry aromas, ripe cherry & fresh raspberry flavors with notes of sweet cacao & tobacco adding some toasty notes. Firm tannins, not overpowering, lingering ending with tangy sweet oak.Tasting Sample. — 6 years ago
Very good solid Shiraz. — 6 years ago
Todella rikas maku. Suosittelen erittäin paljon. Itsenäisyyspäivä 2018 med Chef Lina, Markku, Pikkunen. — 7 years ago
Smooth and complex. Loved it — 8 years ago
Had with Mary and Dina at Bar Bégonia.very pleasant and well balanced — 8 years ago
Amazing. Smooth. Dry. Great dor hot weather — 8 years ago
As Grant says these are ready to drink now. Very smooth for such a young cab. — 9 years ago
Great blended malt scotch. Slightly sweet. — 5 years ago
Catching up with old wine notes now that I’m spending more time at home. Aromas of earth, mushrooms, beetroot, root vegetables in general. Afterwards - dried rose petals. Easily Premier Cru standard. The palate is intense, fluid, long and very Burgundian - the most of any Australian Pinot although I am hearing wonderful things about By Farr Serre. A sooty tarry earthy element developed after a while. A brilliant Pinot Noir. — 6 years ago

2003 compliments of Jeff Wong in Manly Beach!!! — 8 years ago
이거 바베큐립이랑 죠아썽 — 8 years ago
Easy to drink — 9 years ago
One of the most fascinating wines I move had in recent memory. Smoke and citrus fruit on the nose. The power on those aromatics defies description. Tropical fruit and fresh, bright acid across the palate. This is the best I can do to describe it. This defies descriptors. All I can say is if you have preconceived notions about wine in general, get a bottle of this to change them. Absolutely amazing. — 6 years ago



Very smooth, would definitely buy again. — 6 years ago
Vibrant fruit, blanched almonds, not so flor dominant. Develops interest on the finish.
Bottled 05/2018 — 6 years ago
With friends in town during Thanksgiving, I hit up some wineries that I’ve been curious about. Super cool experience at Aonair. Grant Long, Jr has created something special there, and with David Yorgensen at the helm with the wines, it feels all dialed in. Their Grenache was a surprise to me. From El Dorado and there’s some initial funk, but it blows off and what’s left is a balanced, mineral driven, but kirsch laden, and yet still, a bright style wine that’s quite reminiscent of something from Chateauneuf du Pape. — 7 years ago


Burnt orange peels, pecans, level acidity, some almond at the finish. Decent length. 18% ABV. — 8 years ago
"Odedi"
This is a very nice Grenache from Santa Ynez Valley, California.
Easy drinking and fruit forward. Drinks very much like a new world Pinot Noir.
Showing red and blue fruits with spices, peppercorn, leather, earth, light vegetables, tobacco and dark coffee.
Medium bodied with medium acidity and nice legs.
Nice nose, spicy and tangy. A good quality wine and very easy drinking.
I gave it a slight chill, and had it by the pool with some cheeses.
13.6% alcohol by volume.
89 points.
$38. — 5 years ago