Volatile and rustic but has the rare Burgundian sense of completeness and convergence of flavors. The aroma lasts several days undiminished in a glass. — 3 years ago
The QED is a blend of six different vineyards and is 69% Syrah, 15% Grenache, 12% Mourvedre and 4% Viognier. Beautiful perfumed florals on the nose of violets and purple florals, baking spices, blueberries, blackberries, dark cherries, black raspberries, plum and dark soils. The body is medium as are the velvety tannins. On the palate; ripe, lean, blueberries, blackberries, dark cherries, black raspberries and plum. Then, beautiful spices rise off the palate gently. Red roses, violets, dark moist earth, crushed dry rocks with very good acidity and a beautiful finish. — 8 years ago
2023 vintage on June 20. 2024 — 9 months ago
Possesses a sense of completeness, continuity and convergence that is the hallmark of a great Burgundy. — 4 years ago
Bottle 66 of 1296 produced. Extraordinary convergence of terroir and the blender's art. Powerful enveloping nose, rather light amber colour, varietal notes of burnt caramel and coconut. Looking forward to seeing how this evolves over the next few months. — 9 years ago
A terrific blend or at least it was for 2013. Big flavor. — 3 years ago
Almost sublime. Less minerality than some of the Bandol Roses. The grape quality is perfectly ripe and pure, perfectly judged amount of extraction. A rare combination of aromatic potential and dynamic structure. Has the Burgundian sense of flavor depth and convergence. — 5 years ago
Sweetened to perfection! I'm not usually into sweet wines but this Pinot Gris is excellent. — 8 years ago
Chris Whyte
Very nice — 3 months ago