This the ...100% not the pur ju but idk if there was a name change and it’s still the same bottling. Twiggy and crisp, pomegranate and cranberry leaf the way. Put your Patagonia on for this one. But a fine bevvy — 5 years ago
Rubis clair
Nez réduit et fruit rouge frais après 12 h s améliore
Bouche fraîche acide cœur de bouche assez compacte mais fiable sur la rose et les fruit rouge énorme longueur
Un vin sans sulfite à 10 degrés d alcool un tour de force pour 2013
Avec un peu plus de chaire cela serait un 95 — 6 years ago
Forest floor, mushroom, Smokey. — 7 years ago
Getting better, but not for much longer? — 8 years ago
First White — 9 years ago
Nice blend, semi-sweet, hint of cherry, paired well with duck. — 8 months ago
Crisp, extremely smooth, floral with hints of citrus, dry. Excellent with seafood. — 6 years ago
Confit lemon and orange deliver a compelling and intense citrus profile. Great value. — 7 years ago
Dry Farm Wine — 8 years ago
Sneaky ripe for an Hermitage. A lot of fruit right out of the gate, but as it warms/breathes...The classic tar, meat and leather starts to emerge. What a wine — 8 years ago
Opened about 30 minutes prior to dinner but no decant. Served slightly chilled. The 2016 “Blanche” pours a deep straw color with medium viscosity. Developing with notes of ripe stone fruit, tropical fruit, nutmeg, white pepper, minerals and cotton candy. On the palate, the wine is dry with lower acid. Confirming the notes from the nose, the finish is medium+. This is a wine of impeccable texture to match the king crab legs with dinner. Drink now through 2031. — 9 months ago
Big blend! — 6 years ago
Upfront and transparent and confrontational. Strong posture. Wears a leather jacket in the summer. Blood and rust and repressed tears and a grainy black and white western. Cigarettes that he rips the filter off of to make them stronger. — 7 years ago
Very pretty Gamay. Cherry with a core of pine and herbs. — 7 years ago
Very complex. Apricot shines through. Tastes of baked cake. Forward, but not too flowery. — 8 years ago
Jeroen Koenen
Vin de france, not Burgundy. — 6 months ago