Robert Koch

9.5

2005 - great earthy nose right from the get go. balanced acidity even from the start, which mellows to give way to a pleasant palette of red fruit (but not jammy) burgundy-ness. after opening up over a period of about 2 hours, wine seems to stay tightening up after 3 hours again. Didn't decant. Drank late 2015. — 11 years ago

Nat Gunter

Winemaker Cultivate Wines

9.2

A new one for me and super enjoyable. — 11 years ago

with Andrew, Femi and 1 other

Kai Wright

9.7

Gorgeous. Still prominent red fruit--cherries, raspberries, or as one person at the table put it, a freshly macerated berry mix. Lots of pinot funk layered on top, with bright acidity and lingering forever on our palates. — 12 years ago

with Derek

S S

9.4

Out with Adrianne Haslet Davis and Katie Jenkins. We wanted a lighter red for the warm weather and this was perfect. Light berries. A tinge of tobacco. Etc etc. — 11 years ago

Mike Betts

9.1

I think Halibut and I are gonna be friends.
— 11 years ago

Justin Croxall

8.9

Bright fruit but it's feet are firmly planted in the old world. Nice grip, and a little on the young side. — 11 years ago

Greg Sorensen

9.0

Delish Champers brought in by my friends! — 13 years ago

Ben Leger

9.2

Light and refreshing with a sense of sweet fruitiness while remaining dry and mineral focused. — 11 years ago

Daniël Rommens

10

Pinot noir and Chardonnay (80/20%). Dark coloured, strong tasting champagne with the character of a blanc de noirs. The Chardonnay element freshens it up though. Skip Epernay and make the drive to Vesselle's house. It's worth it! — 11 years ago

Les Doss

9.7

One of the greatest Thanksgiving wines ever? — 12 years ago