Gage Orion

9.2

Medium to dry.. cherry, graphite, mid acidic. Great bottle! — 2 months ago

Tahkodah Two

8.9

Licorice and green pepper just after opening. Nice amount of tannin. Tart cherry. $19 — 4 years ago

Rachel Digiulio

9.3

Bright floral and fruity — 7 years ago

Brandyn Pryce

9.0

Big, FULL grapes. Fer Servadou, Cab Sauv, Cab Franc. — 8 years ago

ESF

9.1

Just delicious! I’ve had great luck w/Savoie wines and this was no different: pours extremely dark, inky, opaque, brooding taking its time to unfurl black & red fruit w/depth, earthy w/a hi tone note along with licorice and forest floor. Big mouth filling broad across palate, gobs of fruit but all fit into sturdy tannic frame. Well cut - a Country Squire — 2 years ago

Anthony De Blasi

9.0

I love it when you (honestly arrogantly) expect not too much and get blown away...pushed it in my 9.0+ scoring for the surprise effect! — 6 years ago

Martha Dunson

9.6

One of my favorite whites ever. — 8 years ago

Jeffrey Cole

9.5

Showing very nicely at the end of its 5th year. Super soft tannin and plenty of blackberry and plum to make this wine really seem as though it's peaking or about to. Enjoying with grilled green onions and beef strip steak. — 8 years ago

Stuart Pollack

9.5

Already ready to drink. Intense, Cabernet-driven Bordeaux, with deep black cherry and plum flavors. Powerful earthy nose. Superb value and a paragon of Pauillac. Great with Secret de Compostelle cheese. — 2 years ago

Paul T HB

9.4

For $10.00 its another no brainer from K&L

2018 Domaine de l'Ermitage "Victor" Costières de Nîmes Blanc

Price: $9.99
Costières de Nîmes is at the southernmost part of the Rhône Valley, on the opposite bank from Châteauneuf-du-Pape. One of our best new finds is Château de l'Ermitage, which produces three terrific values with immanent drinkability. The estate's history traces back to the 12th century when the winery produced wine for the pilgrims of St-Jacques de Compostelle who were traveling the Santiago de Compostela. The property is now owned by the Castillon family, and today Michel and his son Jerome manage the vineyards and winemaking. The "Victor" is named for the first member of the Castillon family to own the property. The blend is 60% Roussanne, 30% Grenache Blanc, and 10% Viognier. The soil consists of large pebbles from the Durance river which long predates the Rhône and vines average 20 years. Expect a richer palate from the Grenache Blanc and Roussanne, with lovely aromatics from the Viognier. The winery is certified Terra Vitis (sustainable).
— 5 years ago