maureen Blum

9.5

Wins the masquerade ball! #lodiwine shines as #españa #granache Bravo! — 9 years ago

with Tricia and Carole

Ira Schwartz

9.3

A wine that would do well at a masquerade party. On opening a dead ringer for an aged riesling, petrol and honey. The palate is full of honey, pears and faint hints of minerals all wrapped in a wave of acid. No one would be criticized if they tasted it blind and said aged Chenin . Fascinating — 11 years ago

DrinkBordeaux

9.2

One of the better values from the great 2000 vintage...Château Haut-Bergey from #PessacLeognan. Still drinking at its peak and showing its age in the best way. Black currant, cigar box, smoke, violets, and coffee. Lots of floral elements. Medium bodied and lots of finesse. Fine tannic structure. Good minerality on the medium length finish. An interesting wine from Pessac that at times seemed to masquerade as a wine from Margaux. There is enough depth of fruit and tannic structure for this to keep going for at least a few more years. — 9 years ago

Kristen Schott

9.0

It's a bit more sweet than I usually like, but I'm nuts for this one. Juicy apricot and stone fruits, maybe some guava. — 9 years ago

Michael Meyer

9.0

Such a pretty wine. Elegant red cherry and earth. Medium bodied, nice hint of tartness and some underbrush. Would masquerade well as a Burgundy Villages wine from the CdB. — 10 years ago