Light fruity juicy AF — 8 years ago
Very pretty and consistent with the house style. I will say that I did not find it particularly Grand Cru. Never developed much length or complexity, though I can at least say it didn't feel manipulated and was a pure expression of Chablis. But 2014, I hoped for more? — 9 years ago
Great wine! Best part is the smooth, full-bodied finish that does not fall off. — 9 years ago
Touching! Change and evolving time to time from every sip to every smelling with nose ! — 10 years ago
Great again from Loire region. — 11 years ago
Apple pie. And razor sharp. Grippy, firm. — 11 years ago
Good experience - the tannins melted away, taste of tobacco, leather. Nose forest floor and mushrooms — 8 years ago
Steely, crisp, medium bodied, a bit tart and dry. Good pairing with creamy pasta, pizza, fish stew. — 8 years ago
Delish! Steak wine for the new world order. — 8 years ago
Beautiful. Energetic with a beautiful texture and richness. Lively minerality and persistence on the back end. Really enjoyable bottle. — 9 years ago
Bright and buoyant this is woodsy and resinous but bright and taut with red fruit; pomegranate, red cherries, cinnamon bark, dried orange peels all combine to great effect -an elegant expression of Les Serpentières. — 9 years ago
Krut, kalk och citron. — 10 years ago
Great nose, intense and tight, great acidity — 10 years ago
Super herbal, fresher than it seems and full of fruit. Decant this guy to let it open up. On opening, lots of iron and herbs. — 11 years ago
First rate material screaming for more age. — 11 years ago
Aloha Champagne Fridays (this is the inaugural occasion). This is superb for around $20. The label lets your know this is dry all the way. 100% Chardonnay. Yellow apples and light caramel notes. Friends who take my reviews seriously (should proceed with caution) might prefer the Grüner Brut (Szigeti from Austria) from a little while back at this price point. But this is darn good. — 8 years ago

We all have that experience that we would love to undergo again, sans the memory, afresh: my first taste of peaty Scotch; the magnificent atmosphere of a Souls game; one’s first orgasm with a loved one; or, encountering a truly great, mature, Burgundy. Wipe the slate clean, let us start again; I’m sure that’s how we all clamor. But all that’s left is to forge on, in search of higher highs and the brighter lights. Nose: starts off tight, with dried, tart raspberries and strawberries, opens up to earth, oak, vanilla later, without overwhelming the fruit. Even a bit of perfumed peaches. Palate: layered light plums, juicy mid-ripe strawberries, gentle and super-silky tannins, extremely luscious mouthfeel. Finish: long, notes of stewed tea, recurrent umami and minerals. Puts the LONG in prolonged. Oh my. Oh. — 8 years ago
Super perfumed, really flies out of the glass into the nose from across the table. Mild spice and earth with a mild hint of smokiness. Medium tannins with a nice. Smooth roundness. — 9 years ago
It's wine 🍇 — 9 years ago
Beautiful Fleurie. — 9 years ago
High tannin, sturdy, spicy, iron rich Syrah. Great for the money. Will buy again. — 10 years ago
Paired well with seared sea scallops. Round, crisp. — 11 years ago
Loving this Cote du Py gamay! Perfect way to start the evening in NYC — 11 years ago
Is Chablis my desert island wine? Maybe... — 12 years ago
Gilbert Van Hassel
Infanticide already drinkable but will be great in 5 to 10 years. White flowers, tangy acidity, great structure, citrus fruit and oyster shells. Balanced, suave, Superb long finish. A super les preuses. — 7 years ago