Fairly rich and modern but still shows its Chablis terroir. Very les clos in style. Massive frame of rich stone fruit followed by textbook oyster shell. Subtle hints of verbena and fresh mandarin orange. This may have very well been my favorite Chablis of the evening. Everyone called it grand cru Chablis blond — 7 years ago
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. — 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. — 9 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
Krut, kalk och citron. — 10 years ago
Tart, slight grass. Excellent with sourdough and seafood — 12 years ago
Is Chablis my desert island wine? Maybe... — 12 years ago
Ripe, dark fruit on the nose. Tart cherry a d ripe fruits. Nicely balanced. — 6 years ago
D'abord des fruits puis la réglisse, équilibre... Plaisir ! Exceptionnel. — 8 years ago
So much richness and texture yet so drinkable. Phenolic and engaging. Subtleties abound, from white and orchard blossoms, citrus and stone fruits, beeswax, olive, radish, white pepper, tea leaves, stones. Approachable, elegant, yet cerebral enough to maintain conversation. — 8 years ago
Kath Lucas has a great pour. — 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
Great wine! Best part is the smooth, full-bodied finish that does not fall off. — 10 years ago
man I love CDP — 10 years ago
Apple pie. And razor sharp. Grippy, firm. — 12 years ago
1990 vintage - stored always in the same cellar in optimal conditions, decanted before drinking - a great complex mysterious multiple layer aged Pinot, very earth and tertiary connected wine, with power and finesse in the same time - a great experience 😊 — 12 years ago
The most striking thing about this wine was the very creamy, buttery brioche flavors, along with lemon and pear. Apparently achieved through natural malolactic fermentation, along with extended lees contact. No oak (yay!). Well balanced with nice crisp acidity. Age maybe accounts for the lovely gold hints in the color? All around delish! — 7 years ago
We had the 2009 Vintage on 9/7-8/18. The strawberry fruit is subtle. There was cardomom, mushroom and a nice spice. Truly Burgundian. Medium bodied. No tannin; smooth and ready to drink. — 8 years ago
Light fruity juicy AF — 8 years ago
It's wine 🍇 — 9 years ago
Beautiful Fleurie. — 10 years ago
Old reliable. Always one of my favorite Rhones. Heavyish-medium body, heavy fruit, medium tannin, great food complement, mouthy. Even drinks well alone & is friendly enough not to overpower cheese or light hors d'oeuvre. — 11 years ago
First of Red Burg trio at Wallflower. Bigtime fruit with developing structure. This was my second favorite. — 12 years ago
Formerly De Meric, beautiful stuff, great mag. — 13 years ago
Ted
Mouth watering and delicious. — 5 years ago