Bouchard Pere & Fils, July 29, 2025 Tristan/Julien. Nose cherry Pinot Noir. 2 meter clay and then limestone. Deeper and richer soil. Approachable. Luscious. Charming. €60 bottle. — 5 months ago
I interviewed this juice to present itself as the house summer sipper .:) — 10 months ago

Used the Durand on the cork - soaked to the edge. Decanted for 2 hours.
This wine had some gaminess. Smooth. Fruit was a bit wild and overpowered by the savory flavors.
Paired well with the chicken skewers and onions. Needed complex flavors in the food to pair well.
Good but quite a bit below the Beaucastel — 3 months ago
Racy with some grip, good fruit/mineral combo — 5 months ago
Better on the second day — 5 months ago
Lemon, mineral, and a touch of brioche. Bright but structured. — 10 days ago
Consistency is their middle name.
This has just started to shift from fresh to aging.
Bruised red apple/pear, lemon, lime zest, tropical melons, drier stone fruits, whipped cream, ginger, brioche, graham cracker, very light caramel/butterscotch notes, grey volcanics, limestone marl, sea fossils, gritty chalk, white & yellow flowers with greens, excellent lively acidity and a well balanced-knitted, elegant & smartly polished finish that lasts near two-minutes. — a month ago
Had a glass in Champaign. Rude, rustic, woody and sensitive. — 4 months ago
July 29, 2025 bouchard pere & fils with Tristan & Julien. More apple notes. Combo of 4 terrasse of Chevalier-Montrachet. — 5 months ago
1989 vintage. Decent fill and cork. Not decanted. Powdery, not chunky, sed. Tasted after 3.5 hours open. Light-medium body. Nose and flavors kept up the intensity in complete harmony. Special. Well-stored examples should yield similar pleasure for another 5-6 years. 03.29.25. — 9 months ago
Andrea Watt
Lime, apple, and honeysuckle. Light and zesty but a touch less dry. — 7 days ago