Mark S.

9.0

Creamy, nuts, brioche. mineral. Citrus. Green apple. Pear. Fruity. Small bubbles. Elegancy and Fineness with creamy that is different from Louis ROEDERER. QUARTET ANDERSON VALLEY BRUT ROEDERER ESTATE @5500, Enoteca, 250215-250419 — 4 months ago

Neal Krishna Devaraj

9.2

Nice taste — 6 months ago

Joe Fischer

9.1

Lovely. Yeast, lemon, apple, and a bit of minerality. — 6 months ago

Conrad Green

9.5

Bright and vivid with great fruit. The acidity is really punchy. Classy but young — 10 months ago

with Chris and David

Laura Purdy

9.5

Tonight‘s star 😍 — 2 years ago

Trish Ginese

10

New Years Champagne! Brining in 2021 joyously by the ocean with a fire and this delicious treat ! — 4 years ago

Mako Sawaguchi

9.2

Breakfast of champions — 5 years ago

with Gordon

Andrew McIntyre

9.3

Really really liking the 2015 Roederer line-up. QPR monster — 4 months ago

Graham

9.2

Very nice. NYE. With the Graces and Parks. — 6 months ago

GaryWEdwards

9.6

Young but still drinking pretty well with lemon zest if not orange peel and brioche undertones — 6 months ago

Shay A

9.3

@Delectable Wine : This is Domaine Les Monts Fournois’s Vallée 75 Mois de Cave - Premier Cru NV de Luxe. I didn’t see it in the database.

From winemaker Juliette Alips (Louis Latour, GD Vajra, Louis Roederer), cousin of the Bereche brothers (who are helping consult).

I love any and all things by Bereche, so when this new producer became available to try, I bought this as well as the vintage Grand Cru Cramant (which I posted a month or two ago).

As the name suggests, this receives 75 months on the lees. Base 2015, disgorged Sept ‘22. Blend of Pinot Noir (70%), Chardonnay (20%), and Pinot Meunier (10%). What I enjoyed about this over the Cramant was how Bereche-like it was. Powerful, beautifully ripe, textural as expected from the extended lees contact. Spiced golden apple, Mirabelle, layers of ripe and exotic yellow fruit before channeling the darker red berry fruit. Kiss of toast and sea spray at the finish. Wears its 5.5g/l dosage really well. I enjoyed this quite a bit. 93+ — 2 years ago

Vanessa

9.0

Rosé bubbles from old world 🇫🇷 to new world 🇺🇸 @champagne_aubry @roedererestate Both were beyond delicious 😍

Tasting with friends, lots of life to celebrate. 💕 Being present in this moment and loving the warmth of the sun on our cheeks. Cheers 🥂 @mnyogi @tomrosskramer @deked1
— 4 years ago

with Deked1

Natalie Griffin

9.5

Was saving this for a special occasion and surviving a month in shelter in place is worth celebrating: The 2003 Late Disgorged is spectacular and ready now. After 17 years in the bottle it has caramel, toffee, and green apple and gives one the confidence to shelter a little longer. Wowzer! — 5 years ago

Joe Fischer

9.3

Liquid Gold! A beautiful California sparkler with aromas of brioche, yeast, and pear. Nice body and slight tartness. — 5 months ago

Marc Ouellette

9.2

Fresh, crisp fruits with aged oak is slightly complex, dry and mineral forward tying in Anderson Valley’s climate in a beautiful sparkling wine! — 6 months ago

Ron from VA

9.2

Crisp and yeasty - fabulous neutral palate with tight bubbles — on sale at Whole Foods for 28$ — 7 months ago

Some Dude

9.2

Lip-smacking and delicious! We had this with some shrimp summer rolls, some salmon, and some Wagyu, and it was wonderful with all of them. We also had a 2012 Roederer and a 2016 Brunello and it wasn’t outclassed. There is a tension in this wine: the freshness of the fruit and the tannins and the acidity and the earthy depth all came through with focused clarity. This was a wine with a dynamic sense of place and personality. Thank you Greg Brewer! — a year ago

David J. H. Ruiz

9.5

5/9/2023: T&YP Eve of SR take off — 2 years ago

Edmond Bordelon

9.5

A Thanksgiving miracle! Was so worried that this bottle corked by the staining on the cork, but is all ended well! The fruit is barely there on this bottle from my favorite vineyard (Volcanic Hill) from Diamond Creek. Still an immense presence and complexity after decanting for 4 hours. Time had made this bottle a little more delicate than the others, but unmistakable Diamond Creek. Glasses were raised to Al and Boots as the vineyard has now been bought by Roederer. I believe it is in food hands. — 5 years ago

with Katherine and Lauren

Andy Hock

9.2

Wild strawberry, vanilla and spice. Nice balance of a little RS and pleasant acidity. Medium bubbles. Happy birthday Paul! (After the fact) — 6 years ago