Charming floral nose apropos of VR: white lilies, violets. Blackberries and brambly earth. — 10 days ago
Popped and poured; enjoyed over the course of an hour. The 2024 “Les Monts Damés” pours a straw color with medium viscosity. On the nose, the wine is developing with white flowers, grapefruit, star fruit, alfalfa, and cream cheese stuffed poblano pepper. There’s also this Double Bubble thing going on. Wild stuff. On the palate, the wine is dry with medium+ acid. Confirming the notes from the nose. The finish is medium+. In a world of increasing ambiguity, I love that this is immediately identifiable as Sancerre. Drink now through 2034+. — 6 months ago
Home 31/12 — 7 months ago
Tasted on Wednesday 14 May 2025: A wine that evokes the heart of a burning forest — old-vine Grenache and century-old Carignan conjure up smoldering earth, wild herbs, and dark berries. It’s raw, intense, and untamed, like fire licking through ancient woods.
— a year ago
Last had this 10 months ago. I think it's on the decline since then. Grapefruit, melon, citrus. Lacking acidity, it's a bit flabby. That's not what I remember in the last bottle. Anyway, it's nice with some fresh caught walleye.
Watching Spinal Tap 2 — 2 months ago
Nice balances fruit, drank well on day 2 — 9 days ago
It has been a minute since I have had a Vosne. This was deep, brooding, with blood and iron, dark red fruits, mulberries, and forest floor. No decant. Drank over 2 days. Day 2 did soften it but not improve it. — 7 days ago
Better than you can imagine if you have had. Creamy, just a touch of butter, understated caramel, hint of toffee, round acidity with length & balance for days. — 5 months ago
Smooth, tart on its own, sweetens a touch when paired with nice monkfish and fennel dish. — 8 months ago
Delicate PN. Subtle beauty — 3 years ago
Douglas Braun
2018- Vintage - amazing lemon oil , pear, nectarine, white flowers, med. plus acidity, long finish — 16 days ago