Lovely. Slightly tropical. Mineral. Delicious. Long finish. — 2 years ago

Slight horse on the nose to begin with, with a shift towards bright fruit, and anise. Great length with well integrated tanins, low acidity and very mellow finish. Good stuff. — 9 years ago
Really enjoyed this. Everything I have got from Rezin at the SAQ has been good — 10 years ago
In its window. Super aromatic. Terrific and pure. — 11 years ago
Good acid to challenge my elk tartar. Could use a little more body, but very nice for my pallet. — 12 years ago

A walk through the garden and wild flowers on the nose. Medium acid, long finish. Neither sweet nor drying. — 9 months ago
A second Acker buy. CVed with first 3/25/20. Lighter and medium bodied wine that’s balanced and good pairing for lots of food. Got that stimulating texture of the Southern Rhône blend. Great buy! AA5. Opened 6/6/20 very fresh texture still with the lighter not so complex red berry notes that paired very well with Amah bone soup with highly watered down Kimchee. Relatively simple but still a good pairing wine. 70 Grenache 30 Syrah. — 6 years ago
Bought at Nicolas rue de Saint Dominique. The most close I am looking for a full-time bodied wine, but not very complex — 7 years ago
Philippe f%#*ing Gimel. — 9 years ago
Oily and beautiful. Not brimming with acidity that will shoot to the stars, but it's softer palate feel is welcomed and very pleasant to sip on. — 9 years ago
Not bad for a random liquor store find! — 10 years ago
Very good glou glou — 11 years ago
Bruscheta, cured hams and cheese night. — 11 years ago
Exquisite. Richness and complexity mixing with this incredible seafood dishes. — 10 months ago
Very balanced and delicious. — 4 years ago
Deep and brooding dark fruit not quiet at peak — 8 years ago
Really good, rob bought at premier cru — 8 years ago
very intense w great intensity. wood has been completely integrated and for my palate in a great place. acidity w fruit. loved it. — 9 years ago
Tar & roses — 9 years ago
Yes, Sauvignon Blanc in Burgundy! In fact, the St Bris appellation was previously called 'Sauvignon de Saint-Bris' (before 2003). And you can ONLY use SB or Sauv Gris fruit, + max 12.8% ABV. Love the terroir and plan to show it blind just to mess with my Sancerre obsessed friends. — 11 years ago
'Ello gorgeous — 11 years ago
John Hagood
Chez Cybulski from Warrenton wine shop nr. DAF $44 with ribeye. — 9 months ago