Kann man zur Gänseleberpastete trinken. — 10 years ago
Luscious aged honeycomb, quince and spice. Excellent. — 10 years ago
Nice with foie gras! — 10 years ago
Very light and bright for a dessert wine! — 10 years ago
Nice dessert wine. Could use a bit more acidity. — 11 years ago
Taste of tarragon — 11 years ago
Beautiful, classic elegant wine. Drinking beautifully. 40 more years. — 12 years ago
Sweet French white! — 12 years ago
Et avec un bon Foie Gras ... Muuummmm — 12 years ago
Fruit with a flat, dry finish. Comparable taste. Better on the warmer side...matures a bit. Beauty straw color. Medium heavy thickness. Some legs. Drink it. It's got some funk. — 9 years ago
Delicious example of Montbazillac — 9 years ago
Very sweet but not necessarily a dessert wine. Would go great with seafood. — 10 years ago
Juste excellent! — 10 years ago
Not a touch on the Ch Casteleau had a couple of days ago, but showing again how the sweeties are the (only) stars of this region. Could drink alone, but benefitted from some blue cheese or pudding. — 10 years ago
2007 vintage. Lovely and refined. — 11 years ago
2009 blend — 11 years ago
Great dessert wine for under £9 at Waitrose — 12 years ago
Very, very nice. Strong fruit flavor with hints of nuts and vanilla. Almost creamy. — 12 years ago
Quite fresh, fairly sweet. Little apricot n maybe pineaple. — 9 years ago
Semi dry wine from Bergerac :) — 10 years ago
Very sweet, but flavourful — 10 years ago
Delightful, with a complexity surprising for its age making it a real bargain. 2010 vintage — 10 years ago
On the sweeter side, but full bodied enough to balance it out. Perfect before dinner wine. — 11 years ago
Good little wine... — 11 years ago
Last bottle In Paris - Monbazillac 94' — 11 years ago
I see this wine paring well with cinnamon, even oysters, has a sour acidic finish. Clean ocean smell — 12 years ago
Dessert wine from Spain — 12 years ago
Jeroen Koenen
Mesmerizing nose, crazy complexity, salty caramel, gunpowder, grilled peach, sweet tobacco, matchstick, marzipan and - as my daughter added pretty aptly - a whiff of 'honingdrop' (traditional Dutch honey/licorice-flavoured candy).
On the palate, these nuances are slightly less articulate and clear, which keeps me from throwing in an 'extraordinary' score. Highly recommanded, though! — 9 years ago