Lemons, green apple, yellow florals and saline on the nose. Palate of canned lemon juice, lemon peel, green apple, pineapple juice, orange blossoms, orange peel, heather honey super fine chalkiness, delicate mineral, pour over the palate acidity with a long, rich, gluey, full, beautiful finish. — 9 years ago
Franchie. Great fruit tannins. Band aid. Love it from the get go — 10 years ago
Dinner with wife at Whispering Pines. Very good. — 10 years ago
A greenish-yellow, the '10 Maison Deux Montille Soeur et Frère Auxey-Duresses Chardonnay has scents of lime, peach and white flowers. The pure medium-bodied mid-palate is bone dry with citrus and metallic flavors. Sneaky long length. — 12 years ago
That is probably the best QPR Burg associated Chard you can find. Nose is pretty, puckering finish, some bright citrus. — 12 years ago
Smooth cherry, bright fruit. Drinks treat young, light-ish from northern burgundy. La soeur cadette. Another kermit Lynch winner! — 7 years ago
New discovery of this Bourgogne Rouge. Beautiful, elegant tart cherry & bright acidity. Whole cluster spiciness adds complexity & hits all the right notes with this album. Zuma is brilliant on many levels. It has a rustic sensibility, yet is loaded with lyrical depth and of course has Cortez the Killer. Kind of the elevated Bourgogne Rouge of Neil Records. — 8 years ago

Richard and Ernesto brought for dinner. Drank it with Lisa Cadette and Jane. — 10 years ago
Deliciously fruit forward with the right amount of mild tannins. (2009) — 11 years ago
Savory, crisp, minerally, robust, complex and versatile! Perfect! — 12 years ago
Lovely not too buttery burgundy — 12 years ago
Good food wine, acidity nice! — 8 years ago
Good wine. Definitely need some time uncorked before drinking. 2012 — 9 years ago
Delightful — 10 years ago
Taunt and well structured white burgundy. Slight use of oak. Tight on the finish with slight mineral touch. — 10 years ago
2009 vintage. Didn't do it for me. — 11 years ago
At Verjus with Blake — 12 years ago
Salty Grenache Gris. — 12 years ago
Jeff Venier
Can you ever have too many Burgundies to taste? Wonderful trade tasting. The Gros Frere et soeur wines don’t get additional sulphur so they seem older and wilder than many of the wines at the tasting. The Vougeot has the stuffing to balance the wildness. — 7 years ago