Just delicious with dark gold color and perfectly balanced flavor. At tempura Uchitsu in Tokyo. Yum — 6 years ago
Wet forest floor on the nose. Very tannic suggesting better grape quality that would benefit from aging just like any good pc and gc obviously. Or maybe it was like only 50% destemmed. Like — 7 years ago
Nice! I was moved. — 8 years ago
Decent tannins, long life ahead. Great color, class is nsg. — 10 years ago
Dark raspberry, cherry pit, herbs, amazing purity, will age effortlessly. Killed a lignier Michelot chambolle musigny next to it. — 10 years ago
2014,12,27@Quintessence — 10 years ago
Elegant earth notes, sour cherry with med acid. — 11 years ago
From half bottle. Heavy SO2 that blows off with some air, which does the wine good in general. Ripe lemons and cinnamon spiced baked pear. The malo and battonage are more pronounced than the oak. The ‘15’s are out of control. A diva vintage for Burgundy. — 7 years ago
Uh...Holy shit. Acid for days. — 8 years ago
1/2 bottle. — 9 years ago
Fully mature n full of funk — 10 years ago
Wonderful with both halibut and steak at Post Hotel — 10 years ago
Nice acidity and spice. Good villages — 10 years ago
Creamy...lemon meringue pie. Rocks. Acidity a bit more round than I look for in Mersault not withstanding the age. Possibly a touch oxidized — 11 years ago
Structured, earthy, dark cherry. Lots of good stuff here but no magic for me. — 6 years ago
Butter with mineral spine / rich, orchard fruit / used French oak, 6th generation family — 7 years ago
Smooth polished dark berry fruits balanced with nice tart finish; really good value — 8 years ago
Gorgeous nose; notes of celery, currant and pepper. Warm jammy summer fruit lingers on the palate. — 9 years ago
From taste: Lovely fresh and pure flinty nose, crisp apple and smoke, deft touch of toast, great clarity. Nice zesty acids, sprightly and jubilant, very clear apple, pear, lemon and flint. Decent mid-palate, a lightweight style, long riveting finish. Very classy drop! — 10 years ago
2011 vintage. Medium ruby. Quite closed. Floral, red fruit profile. Medium acidity. Medium minus tannins. Soft and gentle. Bit green in parts. Medium plus on finish. Slightly dilute to suggest this has many years of development ahead of it. Decent and elegant. — 10 years ago
This totally over delivers for a BGO and even for a Bourgogne blanc! — 11 years ago
Brian Irvine
Minerality! — 5 years ago