Jared O'Connell

9.2

Brought this back from Paris, recommended to me by the shop owner at Les Caprices de l’instant. Delicious, very good expression of gamay/Bojo. Could’ve aged even longer, plenty of fruit. — 5 years ago

John Kanellopoulos

8.9

A overall left bank heavyweight this particular year is a little light in body great overall a little overshadowed by the exquisite cuisine by French master Chef Emmanuel Renault — 9 years ago

Ryan Stewart

9.5

Smooth full body Red Blend...delightful — 10 years ago

Bill Bishop

9.7

Renault Wine Company "wine port tonic" circa 1928. We've owned this prohibition ers port for over twenty years just waiting to taste it with someone born in 1928. The cork was crumbly but intact. Dark red color with dried plums in the nose. No signs of oxidation. Rich fruit flavors of raspberry and plums. Velvety texture with a long sweet fruit finish. Amazingly youthful for 90 years old. Can't imagine that it could as great as it was. I wish that we had more of this gem. A stunning piece of history. — 7 years ago

John Kanellopoulos

9.6

The best of the best, this wine deserves the premier position at the 1855 Bordeaux classification. I cannot imagine a better epilogue after a superb meal by supreme French chef Emmanuel Renault! — 9 years ago

Matt P

9.5

Not very dry but very good with an amazing pear like finish — 10 years ago

Zach Brock

10

Renault nailed it — 7 years ago

Kristin Cancellieri

9.0

Super impressed with this New Jersey wine. Red berry notes, slightly dry. Let it breathe for a good two hours and the flavors really develop. Perfect sipping when snowbound for a New Jersey blizzard. — 9 years ago

Lynnea Brown

8.9

I usually don't like white, but this was a keeper! Bought for my husband now I'm not sure if he'll get any. Not bad at all. Quite crisp and tangy! — 9 years ago

David Saenz

9.4

Mellow red that is more semi-sweet, and easy to drink. — 11 years ago