Devin Brown

8.9

The description: Mostly famous for its dark, rich and powerful reds, Bastide de la Ciselette offers a rosé with a full spectrum of aromas including wild raspberries, blood orange, ruby red grapefruit and white pepper. The mouth has a rich texture and notes of sage, rosemary and pink peppercorn.
The opinion: The description is accurate but and it’s very good but previous years better; normally mark it a 9 or better. — 23 days ago

Peter Sultan

9.1

To my palate the opposite of new world- as referenced in a previous note-& drinks more like a Pouilly Fume; quite rich, minerally & taut. Some layers too, with white flowers & honey, still quite full on palate w a slightly petrol nose. Insane Qpr at 14$. — 5 months ago

K. Syrah

9.2

2017: Well-rated, very good CDP that features darker stewed fruit flavors and a good amount of port and earth nuances. While it suffers a typical CDP lack of acidity and vibrancy at this stage the fruit concentration makes this an above-average bottling and complements the growing complexity. Good value at $52 (VR). — 7 months ago

Timothy Eustis

Wine Director, Red Lion Inn

9.2

No Brett. But animaux. Long finish. Superb. 2011. — a month ago

Stacie Lotraine

9.0

Juicy yet dry. — 4 months ago

Bart Bartlett

9.0

A dry earthy red blend that starts with tart cherry with hints of leather and a gravel finish. — 5 months ago

with Jennifer

Charlie Tapp

9.0

Fig and tobacco. — 2 months ago

Galen Hasler

9.1

Gorgeous rose typical Bandol — 4 months ago

Scott@Mister A’s-San Diego

9.0

2021 vintage. Solid and workmanlike with appreciable spices and grip. Less than $20 resto cost. Drink in the next half-decade. 5.29.24. — 5 months ago

Michelle M

9.1

Berry medley, dark chocolate, some herb spice like coconut and vanilla bean, bit of char and oak spice, hint of geranium on the nose. Baked ripe summer berries, light brewed black tea, cocoa powder, lingering soft chalky tannins. Best after a day opened in the fridge, overall a wonderful value. — 7 months ago