described as black current and black olives. Spot on. Every sip is exciting — 4 years ago

All previous negative reviews were for ‘05 vintage. Guess the winemaker fixed the “problem” by 2012. $55 purchased in New Orleans to drink with our beef tenderloin, Holiday Dinner. Did not disappoint in fact, when I asked my wine guy for a solid burgundy for $50-60, he nailed it with this election. Very traditional and will purchase again. The acidity from ‘05 reviews not present here. Nice red fruit, but not overbearing. Second glass after a little air and chill was highlife if he evening. — 8 years ago
Bought with dinner at Elkridge Furnace Inn 2/25 $50. Full body, firm tannins, spicy. — 8 months ago
Haley Henry. Liked this — 4 years ago
My Arnoux-Lachaux day. Had the 2017 Romanee St. Vivant at lunch. A 2018 Clos de Vougeot at 6 pm and this NSG at 10 pm. It holds its own with those two grand crus. All of these wines are full bodied but they display an incredible elegance. Red fruit and great salinity with a touch of acid to create great balance. For me Charles Lachaux has reached superstar status in 2018 with unfortunately prices to match. That is what makes this wine so great, it is still relatively affordable and scores almost as good as the two grand crus tasted earlier. — 4 years ago
Tastes new but after breathing a little 😋 plus only $13 — 5 years ago
Tawny purple, opaque. With 3 hours of air the nose blossomed and exhibited the grace and power of a great Vosne. Notes of black cherries, Asian spice, some menthol, dark moist black soil, some sandalwood and a little rose petal. This powered up with air and showed its stuff over several hours of consumption. Great wine. — 6 years ago
Very fruity. Delicious. Enjoyed it with a pork tenderloin. Nice combo — 8 years ago
Georgia boy Atlanta — 10 months ago
Strawberry rhubarb, some funk, some sweet tart. My kind of glou glou — 3 years ago
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Paul Bert with Marc Fizsman — 8 months ago