Light, floral, beautiful wine — 5 years ago
2017 vintage. Marie and I enjoyed this in Paris. Purchased at Le Vin Qiu Parle on Saint Germain. — 6 years ago
Excellent. Strong bright toned — 6 years ago
Mind blowing — 8 years ago
It's not that it's sublime; it's that it's cheap and light, and great for the last hot days of summer. A little berry up front that drops quickly. Last chance for the grill. — 8 years ago
@Jean Kim and @Mark Huang celebration! — 4 years ago
Great balance of cherries, minerality and tannins. Decant and enjoy. Solid QPR. — 5 years ago
Remember first tasting this is 2010/2011 (?) at a dressner tasting where Pierre-Marie poured this for me. was absolutely blown away by the pure minerality and terroir upon first sip. I’ve checked in on this wine in subsequent vintages and haven’t felt that same spark, but this one (2018) is really doing it for me. Minerality for days but balanced by that creaminess that the extra time on lies gives you. Can’t recommend enough — 6 years ago
Mineral and fruity. Medium plus body, intense ruby, very good finish. — 7 years ago
$24.95. Great value traditional method sparkles. Nectarines on the nose. Refreshing — 8 years ago

Had this a while ago and wanted to try again. Perrier-Jouët, founded in 1811 in Epernay by Pierre-Nicolas-Marie Perrier and his wife, Adele Jouët. The firm began shipping wine to Great Britain in 1813 and to the United States by 1837. Bright straw with fine mousse and tiny bubbles, stone fruit and citrus aromas. The palate shows complex fresh fruit, vivid acidity, perfect balance on lingering finish ending with a yeasty mineral touch. Great value! A fav! Very nice! — 8 years ago
Nice big fruity wine — 4 years ago
Really excellent Chardonnay. Stout, grippy, a bit steely. — 5 years ago
Absolutely lovely. Not some Duboeuf BN - this is a Cru Beaujolais that is young and sharp. On the nose, rose hips, cracked pepper and bright red fruit. In the mouth, cracked pepper, bright cherries and red currants. Bright acid. Moderate tannins. Medium-long finish. Not just a good BN, it’s an excellent Cru Beaujolais - period. — 5 years ago
Nice sulfur reduction — 7 years ago
Rose’s can be hard to pinpoint but Petite Mairie’s is unmistakenly Loire Cab Franc and that’s precisely what I love about this wine. If you like the stripped down vastly undervalued Loire red wines from greats like Guibertau, Baudry, Thierry Germain, Catherine and Pierre Breton, and so on, you’ll similarly appreciate this wine.
It has that pure herbal vegetal frame - artichoke, asparagus, and sage surrounding wet gravel and light berries. The flavors include fresh tilled soil , green bell pepper, and roasted red pepper. Really terrific from the Rosenthal portfolio. — 7 years ago
New Years part 1: a bit more muscular than typical Fleurie — 8 years ago
Another winner — 9 years ago
Al Doyle
New vintage is slightly effervescent like a pet-nat, really lovely and citrusy and rich, grapefruit bitters. — 4 years ago