Katie Bickel

8.9

Drinking this wine tastes like driving on the country roads of my home state of Wisconsin with the windows rolled down; the grainy dust and the sweet smell of manure in the air. Yes-- the sweet smell of manure :) — 8 years ago

Martina

10

Gareth, Nick, Canaan, Marc — 9 years ago

Christine Havens

9.4

Walnut skins, curling yellow parchment paper, roasted yellow apples, poached pear, and honeysuckle. Larmandier-Bernier's Vieille Vigne de Cramant Grand Cru 2006 always feels autumnal to me and masterfully constructed. Subtle oxidation, ultra-fine mousse and quarried vinosity on the finish makes this a somewhat austere Champagne. One feels compelled to study it, the graceful lines and branching sexpartite ribs, transverse arches, and dappled, dusty sunlight filtered through clerestory windows, its weightless, timeless charm. 12.5% ABV — 9 years ago

Bryant Bickel

8.9

It's really good, could use more acidity to seperate it from their c/s, as the yeast or process they use leave a deep finger print that can't be ignored through all varietals, and I know you just redid the label but can we talk? Cause it is still needing an update. Windows 95NT — 10 years ago

Andrew Benn

9.3

These older PM whites can be wonderful and complex (like this bottle) or elegant but a bit tired
Great to experiment with these wines to reevaluate how long their drinking windows can extend — 10 years ago

Stephanie Inzalaco

8.9

Kevin Zraly's Windows of the World Wine School - 1st Assignment - White wine from France ✔️ — 11 years ago

Vinny Eng

9.5

Advent! Christmas comes early if you open all the windows all at once! — 11 years ago

Bobby Gilbane

9.5

Love it when people talk about drinking windows. This wine breaks your drinking window. How you like that? 1975 to the face with authority. This only gained strength the longer it was exposed to air. Wait a second, what happens to wine when you drink it on the moon? Does it even oxidize? GET TO THE CHOPPAHHHHH. — 8 years ago

Martina

10

With Emily at pool :-) — 9 years ago

Turd Ferguson

9.3

Dusty like driving down a gravel road with the windows open. Acid keeping it super fresh. Complex. Finish for days. Best bottle of the four I had, wish I had another case. Outstanding. — 9 years ago

Elizabeth Pearson

9.3

Slightly musty in a good way, soft fruits. Paired with rack of lamb, roasted figs. Cecelia's third night in DC, windows open, warm night. — 10 years ago

Courtney Cochran

Sommelier/Host hiptastes.com

9.5

I'm not in the mood to apologize. Because sometimes the secret you don't want to get out is that big Chards are the bees knees, the slap on the back you need to get to get that skip back in your step, the rock ballad you blast at full volume (windows up, natch)...And really, what's not to like in this crushed cashew-laid-over -candied-lemon-peel pleaser, this fleshy white peach-riddled hothouse flower, this pineapple custard cutie?? But in all seriousness, there is straight-up respectable structure here, pert-enough acidity to be fresh-ish, and a lingering finish with just enough soupçon of minerality to be decent. In short, what's not to like? ***Don't be haters, yo*** — 10 years ago

David Saenz

9.8

Best dry Riesling I have ever had. Went great with a chicken dish. — 11 years ago

with Megan

Armini

9.3

In restaurant Kitchen Windows in Jeffrey's Bay. — 8 years ago

Peter 0'Neill

9.3

Drinking beautifully with notes of crunchy red fruits and plenty of earthiness and soft tannins. An object lesson in Brunello drinking windows and encouragement to leave my 06 and 07s to sleep in storage a while longer. — 8 years ago

Rubychick

8.9

Today I needed this beautiful Chardonnay, smacked myself in the face in the winery at work and broke my nose. The only answer was Windows Chardonnay. So beautiful, so nurturing and sold out. Medicine. — 9 years ago

Lachlan McMurdo

9.4

Crisp and dry with strong lime and green apple and subtle mandarin. Perfect for a humid summers night. — 9 years ago

Ellen Weaver

9.1

Excellent, crisp Pinot Noir Rose. Drank this at Noble Rot in Portland on a warm evening with the windows open and the fresh air flowing. Paired perfectly with salmon. — 10 years ago

Chris Grimm

8.9

Delicious nose, finish is very slight. Passion fruit. — 10 years ago

Rubychick

9.0

Lunchtime work Mousseux Chenin Blanc with huge bubbles but super lemon zesty on the palate. Funk to start and big back palate spritz to finish. — 11 years ago