This was DELICIOUS! Love chinons and this one just stunned. Esp the nose — 6 years ago
Tannic at first but opened up nicely after being decanted. — 8 years ago
16/IX/2017
Спелая вишня, черника, чёрная смородина с плодоножками, горький шоколад, карандашная стружка, намёк на графит. Среднетелое, с мелкозернистыми танинами и высокой кислотностью. В послевкусии тёмные и красные ягоды со взбитыми сливками. Пока что не до конца интегрирований дуб; хороший потенциал. 16,5+/20 — 9 years ago
Purple. On nose jammy, cooked strawberry, green peppers, highly aromatic, tanic — 10 years ago
Floral, tart, refreshing. Paired perfectly with a brisk evening walk. — 5 years ago
Rich & intense: Asian pear, yellow apple, lemon. A little spicy on the finish. Slight RS. Rangen de Thann sourced field blend of Pinot Gris, Riesling, Gewurtztraminer — 6 years ago
On 31/5/18 — 8 years ago
Dangerously easy to drink. Light compared with the other southern Rhône that night, while striking a great balance between rich soil and approachable freshness. — 9 years ago
Yum! I love the rose season. This is a clean, crisp rose... I would drink it anytime from April thru September. It reminds us of our trip thru the Loire Valley. — 10 years ago
Amazing! Got the bottle directly from the family! Their wine is really spectacular and it is family owned! — 7 years ago
Celebrating Bastille Day with the spring dinner of the Confrerie St Etienne of Alsace association. Wonderful menu and perfectly paired wines.
A unique blend...Pinot Blanc and muscat. The muscat was most noticeable on the nose and finish, showing some sharp, sweetened pear and honeycomb. The pinot Blanc was dominant on the front and mid palate with melon, honeysuckle and almond. — 8 years ago
Ha, busting out the big guns at the end of the night. Magnum of 99 Vesselle, yea this was alright. — 9 years ago
Wine and choc class — 9 years ago
A touch of sweetness, moderate acidity, moderate alcohol, but wow. Beauty — 10 years ago
What a wonderfully aged Champagne this is! Extremely fragrant, billowing out of the bowl with notes of toasted walnuts, lees, apricots, dried figs, Georgia peaches, and creme. It looked beautiful in the glass as well. It was a beautiful deep golden yellow, with very fine bubbles. The pallet shows signs of oxidation like true matured Champagne, with youthful focus, exhibiting flavors of lemon tart, mousse, green apple, minerals, and a lovely bisquity finish. Bravo Georges Vesselle! Worth every penny. Drink now through 2020.
$79.99 — 10 years ago
Sam Friedland
Balanced, pepperish taste Syrah. Went well with bison hamburgers. — 5 years ago