Aaron Tan

9.1

A treat from MH! Marc Delienne’s La Jacarde is a true unicorn with just 300 bottles produced in 2019. Rarity aside, the wine was brilliant - pure, fresh, and complex. Started off with some matchstick reduction which blew away in the glass to reveal intense notes of pear, citrus, and baked pastries. The palate was rich and textural, but balanced with a refreshing yet non-searing acidity. White nectarines, quince, ripe lemons, and hints of hazelnuts, followed by yoghurt and cream in the mid-palate, and finally ending with spices and a fine stoniness. There was a fullness and smoothness to the wine, yet not at the expense of vibrancy - just such a delectable balance.

NB: It may seem a little predictable (though sensible) to say this of a Beaujolais blanc, but it was really reminiscent of a excellent Mâconnais white to me. — a year ago

Courtney Balson

9.3

Just lovely. — 6 years ago

jams jerfy

9.0

justin brought for 4 h meeting. — 10 years ago

with Justin and Randolph

Chip Hughes

9.2

No carbonic; vinified 100% “à la Bourguignonne”. Beets, rhubarb, sour fruits. Velveteen, plush texture, while still chillably low in alcohol. The quality and intensity would shame a few Cru bottlings. Reminds me a lot of the old Leynes cuvée of Bernard Dalicieux. — 5 years ago

Jordan de la Torre

8.9

This was fine. I imagine seeing this on a wine list with friends and saying "hey, I got a bottle of this in Paris; I liked it!" To which they'll say "cool! Wanna get a bottle?" Followed by a quick meh — 6 years ago

Jan van de Ree

9.0

A beautifully aged beaujolais. Smooth, fruit and a little spicyness — 9 years ago

Marc S

9.0

Stored it as the winemakers suggested. Great, smooth gamay ‘burgundy’ — 5 years ago

Luke Burke

8.9

Full bodied. Middle of road. Crowd pleaser. Food friendly. — 5 years ago

Lyn Farmer

9.2

Extraordinary Beaujolais - rather pale ruby with bright cherry aromas accented by smoke and something akin to Garrigue. High acidity but still beautiful mouth feel. Extremely well extracted flavors, and a finish that is nearly eternal. Superb wine, the epitome of great gamay. — 8 years ago