Fun and affordable wine for a quick dinner. Would drink it again. — 5 years ago
@radio in Copenhagen — 6 years ago
Getting prepped to go out for another gem - Boka. Delicious start to our evening. Wine not mature yet but 14s rock and this one really shines. Vigneron Domaine Servin — 7 years ago
From Big Nose. Mac recommended. Cheap and full bodied, nice. Had with Sam for radio show. — 9 years ago
These little cartons are great for road trips. One equals three 5.6 ounce glasses so OBVS for a 6 hour trip you're gonna need steady two cartons to make it through listening to your husbands screemo XM radio station. He drives. Duh. But really this wine is good; i don't know what legs are in relation to wine but if I did I'd tell you how they were. It's pretty dry, and has a heavy dark fruity flavor. Kelly Flynn I know you're laughing while reading this so you should just go get you one. — 10 years ago
Such a wonderful Spanish Sauvignon Blanc type wine. Very fresh, dry and intense with a long aromatic finish in the mouth. Perfect balance of dry zest and sweetness — 10 years ago
Pandemic atera wine loved it — 5 years ago
A bit fruity. — 7 years ago
Perfect wine for a hot day in Spain. Light sauv blanc flavor with gentle acid and beautifully refreshing. — 8 years ago
Fun blend of grolleau and cot by an American ex-pat ex radio man. What was tight and farty became tart & black peppery with almost spritzy acidity after being decanted for an hour. — 9 years ago
1991. Marvin Gaye's "What's Going On" came on Spotify Radio just as I took my first whiff of this. Exactly. What a darkly beautiful, soulful and immensely interesting wine. — 10 years ago
Former punk rocker, French radio star, & Puzelat protege Brandon Tracey @ the Vinaviva Salon in Tours. #Romorantin, once renowned in the Loire, now limited to AOC Cour-Cheverny, racy acidity, crisply fragrant. — 10 years ago
Si je suis pour m'en faire passer à l'aveugle à Radio-Canada jeudi, aussi bien comencer l'entraînement un peu...! — 12 years ago
16 year Syrah. Full bodied with great black fruit spice good length delicious — 5 years ago
Rich cherry and cassis lovely finish and balance. — 6 years ago
Would drink again — 7 years ago
Very aromatic. Spicy and savory. Very flavorful but not sweet. Great finish — 8 years ago
Hot off the truck... I love the sweet-tart elegance and crisp, very clean finish. Hints of citrus (read blood-orange and ruby red grapefruit!), baking spice and a zippy laser-like finish promise to make this wine a spring/summer favorite. Kudos to the guys at Radio-Coteau for the third year in a row. So far my California 2016 roses have all been great! — 8 years ago
Liquid honey in a glass. Enjoyed with a Chocolate tart and rum & radio nice cream - a match made in heaven — 10 years ago
Jou Jou Vin 2011 Mossik Cabernet Franc from White Rock Vineyard, Napa Valley. It's always difficult when tasting friends wines to remain objective, and while I want to shout this wine from the hilltops (Radio-Coteau style!) I also want to be I also aspire to eliminate personal biases - positive or negative. Jou Jou you should know your wine received much conversation towards a mostly positive frame. The touch of brettanomyces was dually noted, there were comments on carbonic maceration, but I found balance throughout. I jested about the wine being topped with Baudry La Croix Boissée but the fact is, this wine has a strain of brett that works well with the fruit. The brett adds a spicy, wet earth, or mulchy wet tobacco leaf component that lends itself to wines of Chinon or Bordeaux. Is that replicable? Future vintages will tell. Will it grow in bottle? I plan to drink many more for my own recognizance. First day had some notes of carbonic maceration and brighter red fruits, along with that leafy Cab Franc character, fine dense tannins and moderate acidity with a slight sour note likely a proponent of brett. Day 2: I'll be damned. This is some damn good shit. It's worth that $250 dollar price tag! ;) But truly, the leaf/mulch quality is intact and integral, the darker berry fruits come out but there is still a pleasant sour cherry mid-palate that combines with the albeit softer yet still dense/fine mouth filling tannins. I realize part of the reason this wine was the talk of the blind tasting was that the brett, while in balance, set it apart from every other wine tasted. It was unique, it spoke of an older world style, it crept up in conversation because it lent something else to talk about. Kudos Jou Jou. The wine was made from 12 year old CF vines farmed organically (uncertified) grown in a layer of white volcanic ash. Grapes are fermented WC with ambient yeast in open top macro-bins, gently foot tread, native ML, pressed dry into 75% neutral FO and 25% Stainless Steel. 50 ppm SO2 added post ML, 10-15ppm added before bottling, racked once to bottle in June 2012. 25 cases produced. Good luck finding some! — 12 years ago
Jake Hajer
Rich, unabashed. Quince, orange flower water, vanilla ice cream. Impressive. — 5 years ago