Tom Casagrande

9.0

This pours a darker, more saturated color than any Sancerre Rouge I’ve ever seen. The nose is big and boisterous, with dark, intense and sappy cherry fruit, a meaty element, and a big whack of limestone minerality. Full and tannic in the mouth. Not exactly a summer sipper. Deeply mineral in flavor profile. Ends on a slightly bitterish, extracted note, with a bit of the 14.5% alcohol showing through. Very good but atypical. Seems like it needs at least a few more years in the cellar to take the edge off, but I’m not sure the fruit will survive more than a couple more before the alcohol burns through it. — a day ago

Rufus King

9.1

Very light and smooth Loire valley Pinot Noir, with fine tannin and medium acidity, served with venison at Earth at Hidden Pond, Kennebunkport, ME — 4 months ago

Billy L.

9.2

Entry level offering, 40+ year old vines; always good! Cheers! — 10 months ago

Scott@Mister A’s-San Diego

9.3

2021 vintage. Light-medium body. Unexpected amounts of complexity and length of finish for the next tier up with Sancerre. Decidedly not a fan of Sancerre but this (begrudgingly) didn't suck. 3.20.24. — a month ago

T J

9.0

Light, bright, acidic, lemon-lime citrus - almost yuzu, stone. Great little white & flows along with chicken cordon & steamed broccoli. Will drink a lot of this at $16 — 2 months ago

Brian S

9.4

Developed apple, pear, with all spice, cinnamon, touch of citrus. — 8 months ago

Victoria Cail

8.9

Chalking and pineapple — a month ago

Jack Petras

9.1

Found this 2022 pleasing. Not trying to be a new world SB. Steely , bright, tart orchard fruits with hints of lime and quince. Wish the price was lower than $39. — 2 months ago

Meghan Mohr

10

Door county creamery 10/2023 — 7 months ago

Scott E. Becker

8.9

[Tasted on September 10, 2021 at Home]

Lemon curd, flint, chalk, smoke and a vegetal note. Tasted wine after its peak. — 3 years ago