2/3 of pricing based on scarcity but a great wine nonetheless. — 7 months ago
Acker auction — a year ago
Très correct — a month ago
This was a bright, crisp, medium to medium-high acid French white burgundy that was a little less mineral than Chablis. $375 at Joujou, I preferred the champagne for $325. — 6 months ago
Better. Still on the lean side but none less beautiful. Clean. Pure. — 7 months ago
Pale light lemon. Subtle.
Mineral, Asian pear, light underripe orchard fruits, flinty.
Great complexity. Zesty, pinching acid. Like a taut bicep.
Orchard fruits, slight stone fruits, mineral for sure, nice creamy texture. Gravelly and sumptuous. Elegant. Beautiful.
Long finish. — a year ago
Niuvelle@ly scott asron — 2 months ago
Again lean-thin but clean. Beautiful white citrus, light honey, beautiful chalk, soft minerals & sea fossils. For those that live extremely delicate. — 7 months ago
Rather tense for C-M. Biting acid and relentless freshness. No reduction. — 9 months ago
Vergers. Excellent. — 4 years ago
It seems as though 2016 white Burgundy is starting to be coming around, whereas the vintage was once a bit awkward and often showed disjointed. ‘Micro’ Domaine Lamy-Caillat is really making fantastic wines and being so elusive, it was great to spot on the excellent list at Daniel. A gentle decant gives it the little kick that it needs to intensify its green apple and rich yellow fruit expression along with a spice tinged, saline and smoky mineral infliction. The palate shows great concentration, density and textural richness and the full bodied opulence of the La Romanée site is cut seamlessly by its zippy citrusy acid spine. Gimme more Lamy Caillat! — 5 years ago
Eric Vishria
Bright acid and lemon. Very Chablis-like. Amazingly fresh even at 12 years old. — 20 days ago