Paco Suro

9.2

High QPR. — 18 days ago

Amanda Baldridge

9.0

Affordable, full body, delicious balance. — 7 months ago

Michael Giffin

9.6

Amazing ! — 3 years ago

with John

Kenneth Rosal

8.9

Appearance - Pale Yellow

Aroma - Medium intensity of green fruit mixed with some herbal and citrus notes.

Palate - Dry. Medium Acidity. Low Tannin. Low Alcohol. Medium Body. Medium Intensity of Green Fruit, Creamy Butter and hints of grapefruit. Medium Finish.

Conclusion - Good Quality Wine — 4 years ago

Stuart Pollack

9.6

Beautiful Pinot Noir. So smooth and elegant while delivering a nice fruitiness. Cherry followed by earth. — a month ago

Alexandre Pagliano

9.1

Medium rubi robe, delicate nose of cherries, black fruits and spices. Very floral and elegant in the mouth. Classic Vosne. — 3 years ago

with Adriana

Dimes

9.0

Really good after I popped it then let it sit corked for 2-3 days — 4 years ago

Ed Ryder

9.2

Drinking well now but will clearly open out and develop in time. Lovely soft raspberries and great length and backbone. — 6 months ago

Reed H Whitman

9.2

Unbelievable Christmas wine for the festivities…. — 3 years ago

Paul T HB

9.0

Just too young obviously,an experiment since we had an 08 Bordeaux yesterday.
Spectator 92,
Other reviews,
Decanter Magazine Review
Rated 94
Another bargain alert! At this price level, perhaps the most subtle and elegant of all wines tasted. Not as expressive as Ormes de Pez, but top marks for delicate refinement and indeed a noticeably floral aromatic profile that accentuates the palate. As wine consultant Kevin Gagnon noted at a tasting: ‘Finesse and great length.' Do not hesitate. Drink now-2035.

Wine Enthusiast Review
Rated 93
One of the many estates on the Pez plateau in Saint-Estèphe, this property is at the top of its game. Owned by the same proprietors as Pichon Longueville Comtesse de Lalande, the wine has structure, big tannins as well as dense black fruits. Drink from 2024.

Wine Tasting Notes
The vintage is dense in color, retaining a purplish-blue hint typical of wines that are slow to develop. The slightly toasty nose has plenty of red- and black- berry fruit and a hint of jamminess mingled with aromas of spice and tobacco. The nose is what you would expect of a wine made from very ripe grapes. It is already deliciously complex. The palate is entirely consistent with the nose. The attack is still firm at this stage but developing in a manner that instantly suggests an opulent wine. Good, well-rounded substance lingers elegantly on the palate, with silky tannins and not a trace of harshness. This is truly an exceptional wine: thoroughbred, elegant and rich. — 3 years ago