Excellent, well balanced, not too dry and not too sweet — 2 months ago
With joji 🍣 — 2 months ago
The 1982 Léoville Poyferré is a vintage that I have not seen for a while. This bottle is splendid. It is Ferrous on the nose and offers wilted rose petals, asphalt and pencil shavings, now firmly into its secondary aromatic phase yet maintaining impressive delineation and freshness. Maybe a little rustic compared to recent vintages, yet charming. The palate is very well balanced, and there is a touch of Brettanomyces that would be understandable given the warmth of the growing season. Cedar and graphite flourish toward the finish. This is at a peak now, and as I averred before, I would drink these sooner unless you have larger formats on your hands. Tasted at Burns & German's dinner to celebrate The Complete Bordeaux Vintage Guide book at Medlar. (Neal Martin, Vinous, December 2023)
— 9 months ago
Dry, crisp - perfect for summertime - especially on the beach in Cape May — a month ago
Peach on the nose. Delicately balanced rose. Low minerality — 2 months ago
Super interesting ages rose paired with rose octopus at chèvre d’or. They made us blind it in these black glasses. Thought it was a heavy white at first. With Manu and Hitomi. Overlooking eze with the best seats in the house bc Manu met the som at a bar in nice last week — 4 months ago
Tasty. Nice herb tinged profile. — a month ago
L’s favorite rosé, from Cork $23. Terrific full flavor. Thick, for a Gamay. — 2 months ago
Pale pumpkin. Leads with intensity, orange skin on the nose and aperol / bitters on the palate — 2 months ago
Anne Richardson
Refreshing almost dry Rosé. We enjoyed it with chicken and by itself. Flavors of strawberry, citrus and minerals. — 13 days ago