very intense w great intensity. wood has been completely integrated and for my palate in a great place. acidity w fruit. loved it. — 8 years ago
Definitely reduced. Some roundness (oak) too? Under the sulfury nose there's a bit of green apple. — 9 years ago
The vineyard is mere yards from Meursault, and this wine is just as good (or better) than a lot of Meursaults I've had. Perfect with Lobster and drawn butter. — 10 years ago
Splendid mineral nose, silky fat entry, so perfect with creamy spinach & salmon feuillete, selfish! — 11 years ago
Nice flavor — 7 years ago
Light but not weak. Very smooth. Excellent bottle. — 10 years ago
Nose has a little burnt firecracker action but the palate is completely on time. Lemon rind and almost like a cheesecake situation. Finish just goes and goes. Gives a nod to every single tastebud. If I could afford it, I'd drink these wines like they are the cure. — 10 years ago
26.99. Nice acid base. Good stuff. — 13 years ago
Crisp and tasty white burgundy. Fantastic with anything. — 7 years ago
Terriors Tasting Ripe nose with apple, pear, citrus fruit and a slightly lactic quality. A touch of sulphur detracts from the overall impression. Citrus peel and green apple fruit on palate. Decent acidity and minerality. — 9 years ago
Not bad for a random liquor store find! — 10 years ago
A delightfully balanced white burgundy. Another great recommendation from our friends at Rayr in Rockport, Maine. — 10 years ago
In its window. Super aromatic. Terrific and pure. — 11 years ago
Very easy. Not too strong or complex, but nice. And there are tannins. Hints of red fruit. — 11 years ago
Sipping Fine Wine
Les Murgers abuts the Puligny-Montrachet 1er Cru Vineyard of Champ Gain. Wow, this is a bargain! Elegant nose of ripe stone fruits, citrus and bits of vanilla and biscuit. On the palate ripe apple, peach and pear with lemon zest and some sweetness. Lingering, rich ending with an underlying mineral character. — 6 years ago