Very smooth with excellent flavor. Definitely a must try. — 8 years ago
Superb structure and minerality, notes of pomegranate and a perfect creamy texture. Drink now through 2018 — 9 years ago
Light, bright and showing the apples. — 9 years ago
Garagiste find for #FathersDay — 10 years ago
2005. Still a baby. Beautiful fruit. Nicely expressive and integrated spices and pepper. Nice texture. — 10 years ago
Really enjoyed this. Reminded me more if a Cab. — 12 years ago
Good, full bodied. 2010 opened December 2017. — 7 years ago
Outstanding old vine Chablis that is "village" level but drinks like a premier cru. Decant for one hour. A SommSelect choice. $27. Wow. — 8 years ago
Smooth and delicious! Robin Lail and Philippe Melka making some of the best Howell Mountain wine ever. More fruit forward with a light finish. Good balance and such a beautiful garnet purple color. Mole Hill is the big boy, but love Blueprint for its true essence. — 8 years ago
Great for the price. Complex, medium finish. Lots of red fruit — 9 years ago
6 November 2015. Chambers Street Wines, New York, NY. — 9 years ago
Smooth and crisp. Had some time on the lees. Apple and pear with some grapefruit followed by some relaxed yeasty notes. Great dinner party starter. Acid and citrus notes take it to the next level. — 10 years ago
I'm on board — 10 years ago
熟成肉にも負けない強さ! — 11 years ago
Def. a keeper — 13 years ago
2014 vintage. Yum! Chiseled acidity with enough fruit to make this super enjoyable. — 8 years ago
Very nice with steak or red meat. It has some nice berry tones to it. Overall I really enjoyed it — 8 years ago
Slowly converting me to a Chablis drinker. — 9 years ago
I'm not big Chardonnay fan. I'd get this one again in a heartbeat. (v 2010) — 9 years ago
Nice 2005 vieilles vignes - quite buttery, citrus and oak. — 9 years ago
Smoky, complex, pretty suave. — 10 years ago
Great wine... Perfect combination with roast beef!! — 12 years ago
Eric L.
I like this a lot. A nice balance of fruit and savory components. A bit of meat and smoke, but doesn’t veer too far off into that direction. Very enjoyable.
Nice work @Robin Akhurst ! — 7 years ago