Peter van den Besselaar

8.9

Vintage 2021 | playful wine, great p/q — 5 months ago

Nicole Ruiz Hudson

9.0

N: fresh strawberry, cherry, stone, white pepper
P: “” fruit is bright and crunchy, but ripe , sprigs of thyme join the mix on the palate, garnished with a little orange zest and a swath of leather. . Med - body and tannins — 2 years ago

Jason Theriault

9.0

Very tasty and clean tasting wine. Mellow yet flavorful. Great on its own — 3 years ago

C R

9.2

Au privilège — 4 years ago

Barberry Garden

9.4

In the beginning, it was a bit restrained yet charming and sophisticated. Ripe fruits of good quality, grapefruit, baked apple, brioche with cinnamon, ginger, chalk and mushrooms. The aftertaste is long and flavourful. Deliciously saline mouthfeel. After a few hours, it became more intense and seamless. Great structure with salty minerality, good acidity and a long linear finish.

Disgorged on 2018-04-11
81 months on lees

Tasted on 2023-07-06

P. S. Photo not mine. For some reason can't upload mine. — a year ago

Fiona Symons

9.5

Ushering in 52nd birthday — 3 years ago

Brent Morgan

9.4

Delicious. — 3 years ago

with Gavin

Daniel Bloom

9.0

PnP from a 375ml.
N: Mentholated Cherries, clove, some liquorice, oak, soil. Pretty indeed.
P: Light on the palate, hinting that w time and air this would fill out.Cherries and traces of oak, a bit of savory essence on the edges.All the parts are there.Sometimes these half bottles are an irresistible bargain. I’d do this again. — 2 years ago

Richard Rosensweig

9.1

It’s ironic how a wine from one of the southern most regions of France is such winter comfort. Yet the leather and tobacco chewy pleasures of Veneur’s Ch. N de P really hits the spot of on a cold winters night. — 3 years ago

Bromento Mori

9.4

Fucking lovely, that. Bright red fruit, dark earthy/rocky tones, big sense of wanting to drink more of it, great acid for pairing. Well fucking yummy & full of little hints & notions & surprise — 4 years ago