


Very good value Bordeaux. Bursting with juicy cherries and comes together nicely. — 5 years ago
First orange wine I've wanted a second glass of. Crisp and refreshing but still complex. At D'Antan Brooklyn — 7 years ago
Surprisingly fruity. Tasty but unexpectedly fresh. — 7 years ago
New vintage. So racy and so focused. Still such a lovely expression of Sancerre. — 8 years ago
Exquisite — 3 months ago
Delicious! Great minerality and finish — 4 years ago
Somm. Pear, honeysuckle, grapefruit, passion fruit, lime, lemon, crushed rock. Peaked Spring 2020. — 6 years ago
I like it ! — 7 years ago
Nice and simple down the fairway rose 🌹 — 8 years ago
Cumple papi. — 8 years ago
Jolie complexité sur un fruité juteux avec de très discrètes notes oxydatives, mineralité et rondeur. c'est efficace et juste — a year ago
Very pale gold, honeysuckle on the nose, a tiny bit mineral. Well balanced with just a hint of acidity. Very nice! — 2 years ago
2018. Light, mineral, dry, berries on the nose. — 5 years ago
Easy to drink, nice wine — 6 years ago
Rose’ from Morocco? G/S/M blend. Great texture. Red fruit aromas and flavors. Hints of minerals and fresh herbs. Just a touch of RS that really rounds out this wine. No bitter aftertaste. Very interesting. — 7 years ago
Lively and dry. Paired nicely with our chicken dinner. 9.99 from Cherry Wine. — 8 years ago
Shay A

My last bottle of six purchased back in 2022. I visited the winery in 2023 and was able to taste this from barrel…that was also when they informed me that this cuvée would no longer be made in 750, only en mag. Unsurprisingly, the price (more than) doubled and I was pushed out of the market. Such a bummer because not only is this an outstanding champagne, it is (IMO) the closest you can get to Selosse.
Equal parts Chardonnay, Pinot noir, Pinot meunier; Disgorged December 2019; base 2015 vintage; 6g/l dosage. Opened alongside a Charles Heidsieck “Champagne Charlie”.
Drawn from a perpetual reserve dating back to the mid ‘80s, everything about this cuvée is lees-y, rich, powerful and haunting (in the best way). Aromatically, there is a whiff of fino sherry that exists nowhere else in Champagne aside from the Selosse lineup. More akin to Selosse’s Initial, the sherry aromatic is there to enhance (not dominate) and is mostly a thin vein throughout the wine. There is truffle honey, spiced pear, caramel dipped apple all in a balanced profile that is both aged and fresh at the same time. Honey and orange roasted cashews too at the finish where a kiss of tangy sherry reappears. Immaculate. I desperately wish these were still available in 750s. — a month ago