Natalie Jacobs

9.5

really reminiscent of pom wonderful and red fruits. easy drinking but has legs — 9 months ago

with Deanna and Kaitlin

RPZeman

9.8

Sweet in the best way a bubbly can be - notes of honey, lychee, orange blossom, low alcohol — 5 years ago

Steve S

9.1

2008 is lovely right now. Great balance of fruit, earth, and wood. — 5 years ago

Alex

9.0

A very good Bordeaux in the style that we like (juicy with tannins and not much earth). Not sure it is worth the $50 price tag, but a very good option. Fruit forward and not terribly earthy for an old world wine. Good tannins though could smooth out a bit with more time. — 7 years ago

Stan Nguyen

9.3

Floral notes. High VA and jammy. Good for the money. — a year ago

Lyle Fass

Founder Fass Selections

9.3

A brilliant vintage for this wine. A top 5 Crozes. Easy. Spice, game, some funk, blueberry, black berry, black cherry, huge granite and even some wilted flowers. Young but tasty palate of dazzling granite and velvety tannins and engaging energy from the minerality. Terrific power, depth and concentration. Needs 5 years. So long and such beautifully defined fruit on the incredibly long finish. Really rich and dark. Awesome. Wait 5 years. As this opens the balance becomes superb. Almost a 9.4. I’ll be back. — 4 years ago

Sam Kamoun

9.1

Nuits-Saint-Geoges 2009, excellente surprise, merci Gaby! — 6 years ago

Gelert Hart

9.2

Found in a wine shop in bigfork, Montana. On a two week trip we bought 3 bottles. Good acid, not too heavy or thick, no oak taste,, perfect with food — 4 years ago

Anthony Lombardi

9.2

Nighttime action shot from a distanced meet up last night. Spice laden peach & pear. Aromatics are off the charts. Could have smelled this all night as it kept evolving. Everything is hope for in a White Rhône. — 4 years ago

Jordan Wardlaw

9.1

Tad oxidative, high concentration of pyrazines- green bell pepper and fresh peppercorn. Black-fruited, mid-full weight with graphite, menthol, licorice, plums and red currant. Great value for a second label, about 80% Merlot. — 6 years ago