Briljant Bourgogne! Underbara smaker av mörka körsbär, mandel, kanel och rostade fat. — 8 years ago
Rich luscious fruits cherry strawberries, soft silky tannins. Very approachable easily goes well with Easter dinner — 8 years ago
Delicious wine — 9 years ago
C'è tutto: naso con sambuco e frutto della passione, bocca con acidità. Può durare nel tempo e allora conservo qualche bottiglia 😝 — 10 years ago
Drinking beautifully. Elegant, structured, with crisp acidity and lingering finish. — 10 years ago
One of those white Burgundies that makes you question the logic of the crowd. Why is no one drinking Monnot? It's imported by the same guy who brings in Jamet. Powerful, intense, pure and showing plenty of pedigree, potential, and freshness tonight. — 12 years ago
Xavier made the best montlouis wines I had all week in the Loire. Glad he's in our ca portfolio and will get to hang in April for thr portfolio tastings. — 12 years ago
Slightly carbonic, savory peppery stuff going on. Really great natural Loire cab franc. — 7 years ago
Very pleasant , mild fruit forward, smooth aftertaste — 8 years ago
Super gold, residual gas, very honey, honeysuckle, white flowers. Peach, nectarine, apricot on the palate. Super fun and exciting wine. — 9 years ago
Leather, cedar, tart cherry. Tart fades as it opens. Quite nice; red berries — 9 years ago
Hint of berries, mild smoke drinks well $14.98 the wine store 2nd ave 71-72 st. — 10 years ago
If anybody at delectable is listening...
I really enjoy storing photos of labels here and occasionally prefer to comment on a wine. I mean do I get saddle of dressage horse leather or new car smell? These things matter. What I deeply dislike about delectable is I have to score a wine to comment. Scores are occasionally useful but ultimately a limiting way to quantify taste. So many of us here are quick to add our scores. While at the same time deservedly hate on yelp and the inherent limitations of critic 100 point systems. Delectable help people like me. — 11 years ago
Très tendu!!!! Magnifique . — 12 years ago
A comparatively thin Chardonnay, with typical notes of lemon and oak. This wine was quite tasty though and it paired rather well with a variety of cooked fish and sashimi. — 7 years ago
Such a balanced and fine Ventoux that juggles fresh and serious elements. The ripping heat of the 2016 growing season created a lot of tired wines in this region...but this isn’t one. As good as everyday Grenache can be. — 7 years ago
This is the vintage Xavier really got going. Lovely nose of spice and mineral. Big candies cherries and some sour cherries as well. Palate is soft and elegant with huge fruit. Sappy and spicey with lovely freshness. Good mouthfeel and terrific value. Needs maybe 15 minutes and then raring to go. Terrific sweetness of fruit smothered with spice. — 8 years ago
Golden wine, slight evidence of gas. Lees on the nose, pear, Asian pear, honey, citrus. On the palate, bruised apple, bitter melon, pear, orange peel, citrus fruit, very nice body. Acidity med +, alcohol is low. Juicy fun wine! Got my somm study cards in the background 😂 — 9 years ago
Tasty - golden apple, pear, flowers but goes a little green apple on palate - need to retaste! — 9 years ago
A pinot noir with structure and depth. Nice spice and hint of tobacco. Dark fruits on the palate, medium to high acidity and slightly bitter undertone. Mineral and clean finish. For a price under 40, this 1er is of great value — 10 years ago
Big red body. Which leads you to big spices of lavender, Rosemary, sage. 70% blend of Grenache 13% Syrah 12% Mourvèdre and 5%cinsault. Dense purple plums and darn cherries.
There are 3 premier Appalachians in rhone. Gigondas, vacqueyras, chateanueuf du pope (the last being the supreme). The story goes that the two keys on the crest of the chateauneuf wine were sealed and punishable by death if you were to drink it if you were not the pope. — 11 years ago
Not too early for rose! — 11 years ago
Delicious and crisp Sancerre in NYC with Alberts family — 12 years ago
From Menton, Kelly's birthday, 2011 — 13 years ago
Justin Hansohn
Les Folatieres is absolutely a magical vineyard. Energy of the site completely overtaking any wine in the glass. So great hard to put into words the amount of energy and ethereal structure is trapped in here. Thankful to have a few bottles 🙏🏼 — 6 years ago