Very tasty. Sainsbury's taste the difference. Went very well with ice-cream — 2 years ago
Delicious. Difference from smell to taste is drastic. Red fruits and fruit forward, essentially zero tannins — 3 years ago
Full bodied, let aerate once opening and you will tell a major difference. Powerful taste with fruitful aromas and hints of dark chocolate — 5 years ago
A smooth white wine with a refreshing citrus and mineral taste. Good to serve with seafood and shellfish pasta dishes!! — 8 months ago
It takes time to bring out real taste. 1st day , it’s difficult to find the difference to 2017, but 2nd day, clearly different, vintage taste. Much smooth. Gentle. Mushroom. A bit spicy.2009 @2400, Kping -, 210702-210717 — 3 years ago
Oak, black currant, matured black fruits aroma, splendid! Fruity with rich taste that is different from 2 years ago of same vintage. Still have sourness with sweetness. And earthy, mushroom etc. complexity. This is a feature for this wine. Not only 2 years difference but also the history to 2020 would create that good flavor. 2003 @2800, tatong - XH, 201002-201027 — 4 years ago
Vintage 2019 | a favorite producer of mine. 100% Cabernet franc, vines 25 a 40 years old. Bio wine. It is so much fun to taste the difference between Saint Nicolas de Bourgueil and for example Saumur Champigny. Pop and pour. Frivolous raspberry bouquet, gains expression with aeration. It’s not the power that catches the eye, but finesse and elegance. Medium weight. Lovely now, paired with ostrich stew and mixed vegetables from the oven. Happy. — 2 years ago
Really good, first relatively expensive wine I had that I could taste and appreciate the difference. Had it from a decanter — 3 years ago
2017 Memorious Pinot Noir
2017 Bloom’s Field Pinot Noir
2017 La Côte Pinot Noir
2017 Sous le Chene Pinot Noir
2014 Sandhi Blanc de Blancs
All Pinot Noirs were delicious. Memorious tasted some spice with black pepper. Bloom’s Field showed darker fruits. La Côte was fuller in body and riper on aromas. Sous le Chene had the best concentration and the most complex profile with hint of wild bouquet. The Blanc de Blancs was refreshing with a tad of funkiness, possibly from VA and a little oxidation, 3 years on lees, all adding to the character.
What’s especial about Sous le Chene is that it’s sourced from this 10 rows of vines literally right next to La Côte but you can somehow really taste the difference between the two. — 5 years ago
Aaron Rosenberg
Had side by side with Austin Hope cab and could barely taste a difference. Amazing value! — 4 months ago