So much strawberry and raspberry joy! — 5 years ago
Slightly effervescent, fruity, little funky. — 5 years ago
Intoxicating nose. Ultimate dessert wine — 6 years ago
Bright cherry juice a little funky — 8 years ago
2012...pretty tar y violets...pepper your food! — 10 years ago
Pear and lemon peel. Toasty. Nice bit of minerality. — 4 years ago
Really interesting orange wine from the Jura. Almost Sauternes-esque on the nose. Wine really opens up after an hour or two to reveal herbal notes like a light yellow chartreuse. — 4 years ago
Wonderful finesse....notes of red apples, exotic spices, buttered toast and citrus fruits — 7 years ago
Killer value entry French sauv. Bright and vibrant, stone fruits and melons on nose with balanced acid. — 9 years ago
Ideal table wine — 9 years ago
Golden apples and nuts. Lengthy finish. Almondy flor flavors highly present. vibrant with mashed autumn fruits and oak. — 10 years ago
Opened Christmas Day to go with beef tenderloin. — 4 years ago
Unbelievably delicious — 5 years ago
Nice slight fizz. Bright fruit. Medium body. Easy drinking. — 6 years ago
Crisp, clean, light. — 7 years ago
V. Good bottle. Light and complex. Delicious. No sign of bacterial activity. Mature, I guess. — 8 years ago
Rich and nice spritz to start. Full and heavy on the fruit, but pleasing and pretty — 9 years ago
2009 - excellent! — 10 years ago
Joe Weinberger
It seems like the blend for this may change from vintage to vintage so it was hard to track down accurate percentages. Around 70% Gamay (from Morgon/Fleurie) with a bunch of other indigenous Jura varieties (could include some Petit Béclan, Gros Béclan, Geusche, Argant, Peurion, Portugais Bleu, Isabelle, Enfariné). The fruit is crunchy and spicy, well defined, with good minerality. Other reviews from past vintages mentioned Brett but I didn’t pick up any of that here. Enjoyable bottle. — 3 years ago