Lee Pitofsky

9.4

Drinks above humble Bourgogne level for sure. 10 years of age has it in such a great spot! — 4 days ago

Benjamin Hickey

9.1

Drinking chilled. Light clean and delicious — a month ago

Andrew McIntyre

9.1

Meh...forgetable and somewhat overpriced. Better bottles for less. — a month ago

Vijay Parikh

9.0

Aromaticslly strong slightly rustic and aggressive but a good quaffable wine — 3 months ago

Doug Griffin

9.1

Green apple jolly rancher — a month ago

Peter van den Besselaar

9.2

Vintage 2022 | Fresh, saline, minerals. Aligoté is confusing to recognize when tasting blind, it can also be rather meager. But this Aligoté is textbook: fine citrus in smell, tones of Granny Smith in first sips, very very vibrant and juicy. You long to a new sip of the wine. Paired with Asian yaki udon with pointed cabbage, oystermushrooms, bacon strips and a viscous sauce in which I added a bit saké. — 11 days ago

Jack Krawczyk

9.5

granny smith apple — 2 months ago

Victor Charcan

9.4

After some minutes of grassy reduction it opened up with a powerful display of flowers, lemon, powder, white boned fruit…young as a baby. Gorgeous length, Burgundy shine in a glorious appellation — 6 days ago

Jay Kline

9.5

The 2002 pours a bright yellow color with medium viscosity. On the nose, the wine is developing and basically a meatball right down the middle of the plate. Powerful notes of ripe pineapple, some ripe stone fruit, lemon curd, marzipan, butter, minerals. On the palate, the wine is dry with medium+ acid. Confirming the notes from the nose. The finish is long and has a great acid and mineral zip that helps cut through the density. This is a Chardonnay that so many producers desperately want to make but there are so few that can execute with this level of precision. Of the three wines in this flight it was sort of overshadowed early by the Sauzet and the Leroy Aligote…but that changed when the food came. Paired with the roulade du lapin, this was without equal. Drink now through 2032. — 2 months ago

Willie Carter

9.3

Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. A pale lemon color in the glass with barely visible little green flecks. Lemon zest and apples of different varieties on the nose. Limestone and honey with a touch of sugar. Minerals and chamomile. So very sexy.

Lithe, lively, and lovely. Medium plus acidity with a ton of character and elegance. Very pure and fresh, clean. There’s a hint of slivered almond initially in the mouth followed by butterscotch and nectarines. Plenty of citrus notes here. A long finishing leaves you wanting more. A truly compelling Burgundy. — 2 months ago