Enjoyed this one with a classic French meal of steak and béarnaise with roasted carrots and dauphinois potatoes. Hints of oak and cherry and red currants. Lots of merlot keeps it soft and supple. One guys comment was “tart cherries peel through the windows in the rain-slicked cobblestone alley.” Quite poetic and really accurate. There is a wet stone quality to this wine that appeals to me. Enjoyed and would drink again. — 9 months ago
Wow. Smooth. Interesting — 2 years ago
Peter nogmaals dank voor deze ontdekking. Je mag steeds van deze leuke verassingen meebrengen. Ad libidum. — 3 years ago
This a blockbuster Chablis, massive, multi-layered, nose still very closed. Offers a lot of potential too early to judge. — 6 years ago
Very nice. Easy drinking. — 8 months ago
Wonderful Chablis from Patrick Piuze ($42) — 9 months ago
2024 June. Not sure if this had as much stuffing as the Oligocene - but would like to compare side by side to find out! — 10 months ago
Délicieux, gourmand à fond, grande buvabilité — 4 years ago
Lemon acid — 7 years ago
Opened 10 days ago. Just a bit too oxidized but after a few days in Cali bothers it settled down and be a serviceable food wine, good acidity, not much complexity, oxidation blew off. — 8 months ago
Good daily drinker — 9 months ago
Bougros for me the weakest of the grand crus. Still a tasty lemoney, chalky delight. — 2 years ago
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 — 5 years ago
Light fruity juicy AF — 7 years ago
Matthew Cohen
Nose: some funk. Blows off. White flowers.
Palate: sweet fruit. Mineral. Good. Well made. Not too wooly.
Source — 7 months ago