Marcelo tanaka

9.0

Great with a light lunch! One bottle is not enough. — 5 years ago

Somm David T

Independent Sommelier/Wine Educator

9.2

The nose reveals; sweet & sour dark cherries, deeply, ripe & juicy strawberries, rhubarb & cranberry crossing, plum liqueur, blackberries, blueberries, candied raspberries, dark chocolate, limestone minerals, sandstone, anise to black licorice, dry, crushed rocks with blue, red, dark, fresh & withering florals with fields of violets.

The body is still firm, thick, grainy and full. The structure, tension are still tight. The length and balance are working their way into adolescence. Sweet & sour dark cherries, deeply, ripe & juicy strawberries, black raspberries, juicy, black plum, rhubarb & cranberry crossing, plum liqueur, blackberries, blueberries, candied raspberries, caramel, clove, touch of nutmeg, vanilla, dark chocolate, semi-sweet tarriness, understated herbaceousiness, limestone minerals, powdery sandstone leather, dry tobacco, saddle-wood to cedar plank, dark spice, sandstone, anise to black licorice, dry, crushed rocks with blue, red, dark, fresh & withering florals with fields of violets.

It’s still a youthful wine with another 10-15 years ahead.

Photos of; the hilltop town of Barbaresco with the Produttori tasting room underneath and right of the tower, the Produttori tasting room and the co-op of Produttori. Third largest in Europe. — 6 years ago

Ron from VA

9.2

Wowser...really elegant! See my notes — 6 years ago

Alan Weinberg

9.3

killer young chablis with a seafood tower. Crab and Raveneau are perfect together. — 7 years ago

jesus g

Hospitality Schramsberg Vineyards

9.0

Interesting — 8 years ago

Chris Novak

10

Concord grape wine without a ton of sweetness. One of my favorites — 8 years ago

Erica Elam

9.1

On sale at Central — 5 years ago

with A.J.

ADAM STROMFELD

9.6

Bright and refreshing. Black cherries. Perfect pairing with the seafood tower. Great spice — 6 years ago

with Frank

Mark Bevacqua

9.0

Very smooth — 6 years ago

Dutchbastard

9.1

So much better the next day — 6 years ago

Pat Carroll

8.9

Salty, meaty, medium bodied, pretty fun — 7 years ago

Dave Schneider

9.0

Brings back fond memories of our trip to central California. This wine has a nice palate. Mostly rhone varietals but the petite sirah adds a nice California touch. — 8 years ago

P G

9.4

OMG this was good! The first impression was strong beautiful legs. Next was aroma blend of caramel and vanilla. The first taste is a dark berry blend with blackberry, currant and maybe a little citrus high note. — 9 years ago

Jerry Raphael

9.1

Opened this wine on Saturday to have with a crab cake dinner and it was okay with some citrus notes but seemed a bit closed. Had it again on Thursday evening and it just took off with plenty of lemon, peach and some flowers. The finish had a good dose of acidy which off set the sweet fruitiness. Excellent balance and very enjoyable wine. — 5 years ago

with Barbara

Debra Copeland, WSET3, CSWS

9.1

Very smooth Chablis with citrus and green fruit notes. Perfect accompaniment to a seafood tower. — 6 years ago

Charles Houssa

9.5

Dinner at Tower Club with CSR, his wife and OEB — 6 years ago

Sipping Fine Wine

9.0

A 15th Century tower flanks Chateau Fuisse, a family home whose history is evidenced by a number of 300 year old artifacts and adornment. From a blend of over 20 vineyards, and about 70% sat on oak for 20 months (25% new), the remaining 30% in stainless steel tanks. Aromas of stone fruits with cedar and floral spice notes. On the palate apple and pear flavors with a citrus oak character. Lingering finish, well balanced but a little forward now, ending fresh and crisp with oaky edge. Needs more time to calm. — 6 years ago

Amanda Robinson

10

Favourite easy drinker. — 7 years ago

Mary Barrett

10

Loved this. A gift from someone whose puppy I evaluated. Drank on Christmas Eve. — 8 years ago

Rebecca Fletcher

9.2

Black fruit- plum, currant and cherry. The herbaceousness is well integrated and not offensive. M acid, body and tannin. A hint of minerality on the palate. Balanced. Would be great paired with food. — 9 years ago