Characteristic structure of the region, viscous honeysuckle, ripe pear& hint of brown sugar-sprinkle over ripe banana. — 10 years ago
Would love to stock this in the cellar. I'm a huge Sancerre lover. Enough acidity to spank someone with and minerality to sprinkle like fairy dust. Amazing wine. — 11 years ago
Make a reduction of dark plums, raspberries and strawberries, now make a jam/jelly out of that somehow. Liquify that and sprinkle a touch of cinnamon sugar and black pepper on top. Thats what this tastes and smells like. Its awesome. Super long finish. — 10 years ago
Underripe redcurrant, cranberry, just a touch of cellar funk. Body is thin, acidity high, with some puckering tannins - might be too austere for some, but I love this profile. I would be curious in trying this with a bit more age, say 10-20 years. I’m impressed, bright fruit without excessive funk and sprinkle of tannins, could be a great wine with a bit more age. — 11 years ago
Mahogany gold, beeswax, lemon honey, sweet, lusciously sweet, but not cloying because of good acidity; treacle, honeycomb, pain d'épice, cinnamon with a sprinkle of orange peel.
A sweet treat from a fine Jura producer. — 10 years ago
Juicy, tightly wound, sprinkle of pepper. Excellent example of cote rotie from a great producer! - from magnum as well. — 10 years ago
Fantastic nose of plum steeped in molasses. A sprinkle of brown sugar. Trail of forest floor and cedar. Love it. Super soft tannins. — 10 years ago
Coy Byron
2009 - front to finish...starts with cranberry notes infused with hints of vanilla and a cool sprinkle of herbs (perhaps pine, spruce or juniper?) that ends with a smooth diminishing. — 9 years ago