Heather Perry

9.2

Easy drinking, light red — a month ago

JKT

8.9

First taste of Gamay Noir rose. Interesting blend of delicacy and vibrancy showing of strawberries and watermelon with a touch of creaminess even if not exactly complex — 2 years ago

Alejandro Quiroga

8.9

We liked it. Great red, drank over a Sunday evening dinner. Not too much tannins with enough fruits — 4 years ago

Becky

9.0

Tastes a little thin or watery, nice flavor!
Warning - extremely drinkable — 6 years ago

Aravind A

9.2

Pop and pour. Lovely, even on day 2 open, though fading a bit today. On the nose: spice, cranberry, soft stems. On the palate: good density, fantastic acidity, crushed stone, soft stems, blackberry, cranberry, soft tang and attenuated tannin on the juicy finish. Fantastic yesterday, when everything was more intense, but excellent today. — a year ago

garry post

9.0

We've had several bottles of the Fleurie and it is often very good, complex and floral. If you haven't had a Gamay Noir in awhile this is a good place to start. — 3 years ago

John Mckeown

8.9

Nice everyday Pinot. — 5 years ago

Tom Casagrande

9.3

This is upper level Beaujolais. Depth and texture in spades. Nose has perfectly ripe dark cherries and berries. Spice and crushed granite in the background, and a fresh-baked bread-like note. Deeply flavored (as one might expect from 50-yr old vines), with deep fruit, acids, and stony minerality all working together. Some very fine-grained tannin provides a little chalky feel in the finish. This will last and improve a few more years but is terrific now. — 2 years ago

Weston Mallgren

8.9

Gorsh, this is just a delightful little weeknight drink. Costco find. — 4 years ago

Susan M

9.1

Earthy at first but really opened up and now creamy and lovely. — 6 years ago