Perfect end to a great day of wine tasting & touring - life is good! — 10 years ago
I never see this as a true Chardonnay as you get hit with citrus like pa-pow pa-pow! So the start is crisp and dry. The finish is where that smooth oak and butter comes to life. Nice balance. A damn good white to enjoy on a hot day, or with some bomb seafood. #nothinglikenapa — 11 years ago
Dark burgundy in color, smell of current, cider wood, raisin and mint, medium to long finish, soft tannin, good balance with nice acidity. — 11 years ago
The perfect Fall apéritif - Bordelet apple cider from Normandy... Like biting into an apple fresh off of the tree. So good! — 12 years ago
Dry clean crisp. Very good. — 10 years ago
Light carbonation, good apple flavor, semi-sweet, natural tasting. — 10 years ago
Nice dry, crisp cider. Very good, but prefer wine. May revisit when the weather turns warm — 11 years ago
Awesome tasting at Cade with my favorite people. Life is good — 12 years ago
Sweeter than expected but fabulous: good start to a birthday dinner with friends. — 10 years ago
Not too fruity or sweet. Cross between chard & Pinot g (good from both). — 11 years ago
Not really tasting the ginger but still good and sweet. — 12 years ago
Finally found a very good french hard cider. Classic. — 12 years ago
Erin Hollrah
Marcel Lapierre Morgon… I smell it in the breeze, the warm kind that makes my head float above the leaves and just flutter down to the ground below — no matter if that ground be sand, snow, concrete or dirt. It doesn’t matter, for this wine personifies my favourite wine descriptor: high toned.
Medium garnet in colour, a generous nose of fully ripened strawberries; red and dark cherries; and warm, granite-rich earth leaves room for no other aroma to interfere. For a daydreaming stint, I become sweet sixteen. Everything is deep pink and love is such an easy red. Life is silky and breezy and good. I could live forever in the slipsteam.
The wine is dry but its fruits are gushingly sweet. A soothing mouthfeel and supple tannins offer too lovely an experience. It is so tempting to bite into the bitter little seeds inside the berries, but instead Marcel Lapierre Morgon begs you to roll with the black cherry skin and enjoy the simplicity before harsh aspects of life are unavoidable. The cover of YM magazine will never be interesting again, so why not enjoy it while it lasts?
Alas, the heartier-skinned wines and those unbathed in hippie funk; the awkward intrigues as well as dangerous lusts inevitably called my attention. Life may never be that raw and pristine again, but the beauty I can always recapture in this unforgettable bottle.
— 10 years ago