Had at a Musar tasting at Terroir with Marc Hochar. Nice cab / cinsault / Grenache blend. Relatively smooth tannins with some funk. — 8 years ago
Killer juice 🍾 - ask Evan or @Marc Stubblefield about it — 9 years ago
Unbelievable Chardonnay. Absolutely worth the price of admission. I would have gladly paid more. Delicious! — 10 years ago
I could drink this all day. Drank 2009 vintage. — 10 years ago
2014/6/22@SushiTian Tainan
— 11 years ago
Fresh! Inky blood red #allumette — 12 years ago
Much more minerality than expected; fantastic balance I would have placed in a Meursault than Saint Aubin. — 7 years ago
A buttery mouthfeel supports a scent of nuts and flowers that gives way to a pallet of fine flowers, kernels, and minerals. Give time to open for best results. — 8 years ago
Round and fruity (golden apples) with a lovely acidity. — 10 years ago
2009 French Laundry — 10 years ago
The folks at Marc Colin deliver an impressive value from the vines around their home base — 11 years ago
Batard Montrachet lite... Not what I expected from a Saint Aubin. Amazing! — 11 years ago
White Burgundy, mineral with hint oak so fuller than vovray. $21 Sellwood wine shop — 12 years ago
Def needs some time on this new vintage. — 7 years ago
A well made CM. Fresh and aromatic. — 7 years ago
Lemon and oak — 9 years ago
Finally a bottle of PYCM at the table. Part-time micro-négociant since 2001, but in full swing since he left the company of his father (Marc Colin) in 2005. Lovely Saint-Aubin villages - 50+ year old vines. When the cork came of the scent of the wine was a bit soapy, but that blew of really quick. Elegant wine, nice breadth, pointy citric finish. — 10 years ago
2008. Beautiful balance. — 11 years ago
What Sting may have meant when he wrote, 'We will walk in fields of gold.' — 11 years ago
Yum! Who knew? Lovely. — 12 years ago
Somm David T
Independent Sommelier/Wine Educator
Mother Mary of God! It’s a stunning example of why I adore White Burgundy.
The nose reveals; Meyer lemon, Granny Smith apples, pineapple, lime zest, stone fruit, under ripe green melon, beeswax, honeysuckle, touch of caramel, fruit blossoms, river stones, cream for days, gentle white spice, powdery limestone & brilliant, soft gentle chalkiness, steely minerals, some flintiness with jasmine, mixed greens, yellow lilies and spring flowers.
The body is full, rich, lush and waxy. It’s simply stunning as it glides over the palate. It just doesn’t get much better in White Burgundy unless you spend seriously more money. Meyer lemon, Granny Smith apples, pineapple, lime zest, stone fruit, under ripe green melon, kiwi, bruised Bosc pear, beeswax, honeysuckle, vanillin notes, touch of caramel, fruit blossoms, river stones, cream for days, butter, gentle white spice with soft, warm heat, herbaceous, powdery limestone & brilliant, soft gentle chalkiness, steely minerals, some flintiness with jasmine, mixed greens, yellow lilies and spring flowers. The phat, round acidity is like a warm, gentle rain shower. The rich, lush, ripe, polished, well balanced finish is delicious and persists several minutes.
Photos of, Chassagne Montrachet, the old vines of Domaine Pierre Yves Colin Morey, Pierre-Yves Colin the eldest son of the famed Marc Colin and cellar of Domaine Pierre Yves Colin Morey.
— 6 years ago