Lovely. Well integrated, with mild leesy character. Acid is bright and refreshing. Complemented geoduck and caviar courses at Coi well. — 9 years ago
Pretty, feminine, easy to drink; not overly complex, but enjoyable. — 9 years ago
Amazing. Structured, but sufficiently approachable even at this age with a bit of time in the decanter. Long life ahead. Elegant, powerful, supple, delicious. — 9 years ago
Bracing, racy goodness. Assertive yet delicate. Delicious with cured meats and aged cheeses, and calamari fra diavolo. — 8 years ago
Impressively fresh for 20 years old. Only slightly oxidative and acetic nose. Fruit edging toward dried character, but bright cherry notes still remain, and acid remains strong. Tannic structure intact. Spicy and delightful with our chicken roulade and spot prawns at Coi, although the somm mis-diagnosed this as a Volnay 1er Cru. — 9 years ago
Guava, bruised apple, hazelnut; mineral, high acid; angular but rich; beautiful. — 9 years ago
Quite golden; ripe yellow apple and melon notes dominate initially; slightly oxidative; with air, develops to white mushroom, marzipan and lemon peel; ample acidity, voluptuous mouthfeel; great with food. — 8 years ago
Excellent as expected. Savory notes from the lees very present but elegantly interwoven with the bright fruit. Complemented several fish courses very nicely at Coi, especially the smoky Tasman trout with yuzu balls. Very well made. Has a lot of life in it yet to age. — 9 years ago
100% Pinot Noir. Red fruit is moderate, though. Easy drinking. Great with charcuterie, brandade, albondigas. Simple but enjoyable. — 9 years ago
Mark Trousdale
Served too cold, but really opened up once it was up to temperature. Leather, lactones, black cherry, plum. Very structured. Tons of acid. Very tasty. — 8 years ago