
1996 Leroy Romanee St. Vivant. Lunch at Tap w A&S and D&T W. Drank this after the ‘90 Latricieres- Chambertin. Didn’t decant either. This wine was spectacular. Total winner. — 8 years ago
Jaune fonce
Nez épicé calisson zeste d orange frais
Bouche ample mais frais milieu gras milieu de bouche seveux finale épicée et gras
Belle equilibre
Très belle expression d un blanc sudiste — 8 years ago
Rubis clair
Nez de petit fruit rouge léger épices et notes d orange sanguine avec l aeration
Bouche simple sur un très beau fruit sans boise
Finale sur les fruit rouges acidulés et une pureté crayeuse
Pourrait être un très beau chambolle musigny village
Un superbe pinot noir des alpes nature et sans déviance — 8 years ago
This wine possess a great deal of potential. The vineyard has the capability too. Honey, melon and a coated citrus fruit marries with bright acidity. A medium bodied wine. @Palmer Emmitt @Paul T @Martin G Rivard @Connor McMahon @Terri Walker @TheSkip @Warren Sapp @Terri Walker @Eric S @Jacqueline @Vanessa D @Jim Trobaugh @Jody Scharf @David L @Vanessa D @Eric S @Neal Schaffer @Bill Bender @Ian Blackburn — 9 years ago
Light and delicious! This is a lovely bottle. @Paul T thanks! @Martin G Rivard @Bill Bender @Ian Blackburn @Jacqueline @Jim Trobaugh @David L @Vanessa D — 9 years ago


Robe rubis foncée et disque plus évolue
Nez de fruit rouge d épice de sous bois et boîte à tabac
Bouche fraîche et suave avec un Coeur gourmand et une finale savoureuse avec encore une très grande énergie et acidité
Vin à son top je pense mais durera encore incroyable pour ce simple village et ce millesime . Les climats sur les combes restent toujours frais ... on en a la preuve
chapeau bas mr Mortet
👍👍👍👍👍
— 6 years ago
Located in the village of Castiglione Tinella in the heart of the Piedmont Region called the Langhe, four generations the Saracco family has been Moscato d' Asti. Clear, light, almost white, with small bubbles, Frizzante-style. Pronounced nose, floral and ripe white peaches, with notes of honeysuckle. Sweet, the palate follows the nose with the addition of orange citrus flavors with low acidity and nice medium length finish. Tasting Sample. — 8 years ago
1990 Domaine Ponsot Latricieres-Chambertin. Lunch w A&S at Tap w D&T W. Drank this before the ‘96 Leroy RSV. Didn’t decant either bottle. This wine was fabulous... until we drank the Leroy. This was light, but still substantial in flavor. Delicious and maybe an unfair comparison. — 8 years ago
Ça commence à être très bon , belle longueur sur une finale épicée à fond , très belle matière et fruit
A explosé le cote rôtie village d ogier! — 8 years ago
On the nose, nicely concentrated wild dark berries, black plum, notes of blue fruits, vanilla, understated cinnamon, soft, warm spices, Christmas cake and fresh dark, fragrant florals. The mouthfeel is rich & concentrated. The fruits dark are clearly fresh & ripe. Wild dark berries, black plum, plum, dark cherries, poached strawberries, black raspberries, Thompson raisins, light vanilla, soft warm spices, limestone minerals, grainy/silky chalkiness, dark moist soils, crushed rocks, violets, fresh dark florals, touch of mint, beautiful round acidity and amazing long rich beautiful finish that is well balanced fruit & earth. This is a vintage (even though Bourgogne) will cellar around 20 years. My rating could jump 2-3 points with proper storage years in the cellar. It's tasting more like 1st Cru than village wine. Photo tour of the estate, open top fermenters (I believe they ferment all their lots separately) and Lalou Bize-Leroy singing and talking to her precious vines. Producer history and notes...Domaine Leroy is arguably producing the greatest red Burgundy wines in the Cote d`Or at present. Lalou Bize-Leroy started out as a négociant, working for her family's Maison Leroy, which was founded by her father Henri. There are three parts to the Leroy empire; the Maison Leroy based in Auxey-Duresses, Domaine d’Auvenay and substantial holdings in Vosne-Romanée. Lalou Bize-Leroy also owns 25% of Domaine de la Romanée-Conti, where she was co-director until the other shareholders ousted her in 1992, partly because she had started a competing winery. Domaine Leroy has been farmed biodynamically from the start and is now certified by ECOCERT. The other exciting, if not controversial, move was the change in training system for the vines. For some time previously the hedging (rognage) of the vineyards had been done by hand rather than more abrasively by machine. However, it is not natural for the vine to be cut back as it affects the vine’s performance both in the current season and the following year. So now, after the flowering, when the shoots are lengthening, they are curled over instead of being cut back. This minimises entrecoeurs and second crop bunches forming, as well as leaving the vine happier and healthier. She also talks and sings to her vines daily. She believes this promotes health of the vines and who could argue with her given what she puts in the bottle. Lalou Bize-Leroy has 23 hectares of vines, mostly Premier and Grand Cru classified. In the vineyard, Lalou practices biodynamism as well as severe pruning and crop-thinning. The result is ridiculously low yields. Yield arguments at DRC were also an issue in her departure. You want to buy this wine. $39.99 at K&L Wine Merchants on pre-arrival. Just bought four bottles.
— 8 years ago
Beautiful blueberry with loads of blackberry, rock minerals, and a long long finish. This is a keeper if you can still find some. They went out of business last year. @Connor McMahon @Martin G Rivard @TheSkip @Jim Trobaugh @James Parker Huston, CWE @Ron R @Jacqueline @Ian Blackburn @Neal Schaffer @Terri Walker @Warren Sapp @Kimberly Anderson @Vanessa D @Bill Bender @Eric S @Eric LaMasters @Paul T @David L — 9 years ago


Carafé 3 heures , le vin est superbe pour un village , la matière est élégante et on retrouve le côté profond et un peu austère de nuit , génial j en veux d autres ! — 8 years ago
Rubis fonce
Nez fruit rouge épices terre un cru incroyable arrive l orange sanguine puis les agrumes
Bouche énorme de suavité de puissance et de plénitude
Finale à la richebourg puissante terrienne et gracieuse à la fois avec ces notes d orange
Incroyable pour un village — 8 years ago
Located to the east of the village of Saint-Émilion, on one of the high points of the appellation and it extends over 20 hectares. Ch was promoted to "Saint-Emilion Grand cru classé" in 2006. A blend of 80% Merlot, 15% Cabernet Franc and 5% Cabernet Sauvignon. Dark Crimson with ripe fruit aromas & herb notes. On the palate black cherry & raspberry, currant-like, with tobacco & cacao notes. Dusty fine tannins, lingering finish ending with earthy mineral tones, drinkable now, but ‘12 has more L-T aging. — 8 years ago
This is an excellent example of honey, vanilla, toasted brioche, and very elegant body. Refined bubbles reminiscent of the Dom Ruinart.
Please make time to get a tour from this wonderful gentlemen. Jesus you have an inviting personality that is old school in every way!
@jesus g @Paul T @Martin G Rivard @Neal Schaffer @TheSkip @Terri Walker @Warren Sapp @Vanessa D @Jacqueline @Bill Bender @leon egozi @David L @Doug Davidson @Eric S @Eric LaMasters @Jim Trobaugh @Carl Fischer — 9 years ago


I challenge any of you to find me a better producer of QPR wines across their lineup!!
@Paul T @David L @Martin G Rivard @Shawn R @Greg Ballington @Rob Brobst III @Mike R @Shay Aldriedge @Isaac Pirolo
I know @Ron R is with me on this! — 9 years ago

Rob Brobst III
Full of aromas of a lost vivification process. Old world and sexy as ever! Thank you Paul... LETS GO LAKERS...
@Neal Schaffer @Warren Sapp @Shauna Summers @Jim Trobaugh @Terri Walker @Neal Schaffer @Eric Shanks @Bill Bender @Bill Bender @leon egozi @Ian Blackburn @Stanley Barrios @Kimberly Anderson @Daniel P. Drake @Paul T- Huntington Beach @Peggy Hadley @Neil Valenzuela @Connor McMahon @Keith Crump @Martin G Rivard @Lisa Marie Aka “Beachin Wino” @Laura Purdy @Vanessa D — 6 years ago