Confit lemon and orange deliver a compelling and intense citrus profile. Great value. — 8 years ago
Dry Farm Wine — 8 years ago
First White — 9 years ago
Very good white. 90% Rosanne grapes from Rhone valley in southern France. One of the better whites I have had. Medium sweetness very good flavor Had at Armas weekend. — 10 years ago
It's like butta, jiggy baby.
Bowfinger — 10 years ago
Everything I want in a champagne right now. — 11 years ago
Bertrand's mentors being Metras and Foillard: tastes like chaos in the best way ever! 100 year old vines. Wild brambly fruit, black tea, licorice spice with juicy texture. — 11 years ago
Big blend! — 7 years ago
Deep Ruby with a Smoky floral nose that shows more syrah than Grenache at this point. Nice violet and forest floor notes. A bit tight at first but broadens on the palate with sit and the. Firm moderate tannins - a lovely beefy wine. — 8 years ago
Very pretty Gamay. Cherry with a core of pine and herbs. — 8 years ago
Always such a pleasure. Perfect for a rainy Sunday afternoon. White cherries, mineral and some brioche on the lovely nose. So elegant and mineral with a nice delicate mousse. Good sap and concentration. Very juicy. — 9 years ago
Macerated strawberries. I'm not a Beaujolais fan but this made me sing gamays praises — 10 years ago
Smoky, meaty, & funky mixed in with spice & black fruits. Aromas and flavors are truly Northern Rhône - complex & crazy. Love this! — 10 years ago
Reminds me of France. Of course. — 11 years ago
Pick grapes. Gamay. Chicken pot pie. Repeat. — 12 years ago
Forest floor, mushroom, Smokey. — 8 years ago
Getting better, but not for much longer? — 8 years ago
Oily and beautiful. Not brimming with acidity that will shoot to the stars, but it's softer palate feel is welcomed and very pleasant to sip on. — 9 years ago
Superb balance. Elegance. Typical pheromonal depth and complexity. Fades early though. — 10 years ago
Excellent. — 10 years ago
Lovely, light, red fruit, pleasant and makes me want to drink more with every sip. Makes me happy. — 10 years ago
Josh Weinstein
Young the Giant. A little more peppery than expected — 7 years ago