Jay Kline

9.2

Hebrart: Popped and poured; enjoyed over the course of an hour. No formal notes. As the name suggests, this is a selection of Jean-Paul’s favorite sites. In this case, old vine sélection massale from: Faubourg d’Enfer, Pruches, Haut Varille, Croix Blanche, Maladrie, Beauregard, Ramonette, Bisson St-Loup, Côtes, and Sente des demoiselles. All 1er cru sites, obviously and roughly 3/4 Pinot Noir with the balance Chardonnay. It’s delicious. In the Hebrart style, this is fresh with loads of bright raspberry fruit, citrus and minerals along with great acid and good bubbles. Drink now through 2037. Disgorged April of 2021 and based off the 2017 vintage. — 11 days ago

Dana Prescott

9.0

Really smooth red. — 8 years ago

Rachel Digiulio

9.8

Great for price point — 12 years ago

Courtney O’Connell

9.1

Straight out of the bottle it was decent, a little cherry, but mostly smooth. When I used the Ullo it was even better. Best was probably the second day after being open and half drank. The more it opened up the smoother and better it got. — 4 years ago

Ali

9.0

Cumple papi. — 7 years ago

Jeremy Cope

9.1

Best 2 euro wine I've ever had. J'adore l'Antibes — 10 years ago

Sawawa Wang

9.0

Cheap but really good red sweet wine with flower flavor — 12 years ago

with Hipo

Tom Pilla

9.2

Really well balanced. Subdued. — 5 years ago

Pooneet K

8.9

Sometimes you just want a nice relatively classic Bordeaux. Not sure I’d had their second wine before. Nice with some great classic Bordeaux notes with a nice long finish with good balance. — 5 years ago

Nathaniel Jones

9.2

Soft with a long lingering finish. Delicious accompaniment for a French feast at La Croix, Philadelphia. — 10 years ago

with Daina