Nate Bowser

9.0

Pear mouth bomb — 5 years ago

Ben Ogle

9.3

Light, floral, very slight effervescence on first sip. Will buy again — 6 years ago

Keith Crump

9.1

Hawthorn and honeysuckle balanced — 7 years ago

C C

9.0

Light, dry, crisp — 8 years ago

Ted

9.3

Deeper colors and flavors. Wet freshly turned rich soil. Cherries that are not too ripe almost firm. Definitely some clove and after the wine warms a bit you get some sweeter cherry notes. Watching #glvc swim championships. Go Hounds!! — 8 years ago

with Jeni

J Levenson

9.3

Outstanding old vine Chablis that is "village" level but drinks like a premier cru. Decant for one hour. A SommSelect choice. $27. Wow. — 9 years ago

Nick Azrack

9.4

Bright and rich. Pear and daisys. Wonderful — 10 years ago

Chris Chiapparelli

9.5

You think that you know a wine, like PdC. Then you try something like this and it changes your whole perception of the genre. Serious juice. — 10 years ago

Jason Kissane

9.2

Delicious! Just a hint of reduction, lovely weight and balanced acidity 😀 — 11 years ago

Amy Ray

9.3

Simply delicious! Get it if you come here. — 12 years ago

Marybeth Cashman

9.4

One of my new French favorites! First bought to accompany homemade crab pie and it was a perfect pairing. Have gone back fir more bottles because it’s just a great, versatile wine. A more complex French white with a deep, round character. Love it. — 5 years ago

Nicole Levesque

9.1

Paul - it was good, but nothing to write home about — 7 years ago

with Paul

Fricot

8.9

Apparemment c'est du chardonnay... Pas du gamay. — 8 years ago

Ted

9.6

This may be my favorite of the trio of Paul Pernot burgundies that I have been enjoying. Drinking so well right now for such a youngster. Th cinnamon jolly rancher just kicked in. Wow this is so good. — 8 years ago

with Jeni

Adam Wills

9.2

Mom's on delectable. It's a Christmas miracle. ❤ — 9 years ago

with Stevie and Mary

JKT

9.2

GL Burg Pernot tasting 2/8/17. Starter for second flight. Yum. Tasty and impressive in its balance and stony character. — 9 years ago

Marie Rode

9.0

Uncle Greg wine. Very drinkable, <$10 case. Just fine. — 10 years ago

Glen Hayley

9.3

Ripping. Stalky raspberries and a juicy soft palate. So good. — 10 years ago

Lars Covintree

9.5

Just opened this bottle of liquid candy. Such amazing, layered flavors. Take that @Ted Hughes — 11 years ago

with Angela

Michael Flynn

9.2

Outstanding — 6 years ago

Colin Cahoon

9.0

Bright red fruit, cedar, mint, tart cherry, currant, high acid and moderate tannins. — 7 years ago

Timothy Eustis

Wine Director, Red Lion Inn

9.0

Always a fav producer — 8 years ago

Katie Carney

9.1

Luxe night in the countryside — 8 years ago

with Nat

Peter Martin

9.3

Integrated red fruit with racy backend. — 8 years ago

Fricot

8.9

T'aimes tu la violette ? — 9 years ago

with Nicolas

Courtney Poldrugo

9.1

Silky tannins with bright acidity. Drinks like an elegant Pinot noir when comparing to any Pinot from U.S. Pairs great with gruyere and roasted chicken. It stands up to bold flavors in a dish. — 10 years ago

Glen Hayley

9.1

Fleshy, juicy, bitter orange. Real good. — 10 years ago

Chris MacLean

9.1

The oak is too present but it's on the road to integration, or so it would seem. Good length. Refreshing after my palate adapted. — 11 years ago

Todd Gottula

Partner/Vintner Ernest Vineyards

9.0

Little oxi in the glass but great on the palate. Lovely way to start the evening for sure. — 11 years ago

Tony Jacobson

8.9

Pretty good. And a fun bottle. — 14 years ago