

I forgot how good Talty zins are — 8 months ago
Currently about 5 hours east of Melbourne in east Gippsland tasting this brilliant William Downie Pinot Noir. See several previous Delectable notes from earlier vintages. This wine manages to combine light to medium weight with medium plus intensity. Red fruited with Sous Bois. Downie is a gifted winemaker working in an excellent terroir for Pinot Noir. Would like to have more access to his wines up in Queensland. — 2 years ago
Great blended malt scotch. Slightly sweet. — 5 years ago
Complex and vibrant — 7 months ago
Dry and very classic tasting Riesling. Wet stone, lime, honeysuckle, green apple, green pear, flint, and the faintest hint of petrol. Clean with high acidity, medium alcohol, light body and a terrific compliment to food. I had it with tuna tartare and it was a knockout. Terrific value. — 2 years ago
Fruity at the front — 5 years ago
Notes of peach, honeysuckle, chalk. Smooth but with body, on sweeter side for me but still nice. Nice summer vibes for January. — 6 years ago
I think this might be my favorite Fevre wine, even more Les Clos and Preuses. Distinctly Chablis, but I get some stone fruit and honeysuckle. So good — 7 months ago
Very nice dry Riesling. Went very well with calamari and whitefish. Good for just sipping. — 8 months ago
So good! Buy again. $12 at Brookshires — 3 years ago
2016 lite and somewhat dry. Beautiful deep purple color. — 4 years ago
Ripe, round, dark fruit and elegant without a whole lot of complexity. Easy drinker — 5 years ago
Rangy and effervescent. — 7 years ago
Bob McDonald
I read an article recently where the author felt that this 1er cru probably deserved to be a Grand Cru. Whilst this was very good I think it is right at Premier Cru. Initial notes were salinity amongst the apple, citrus flavours and a touch of beeswax. The following night tasted more “new World “. This was very enjoyable but needs to develop more complexity. I will leave my remaining bottle for a couple of years. — 6 months ago