Paul J

9.7

Exquisite gold color. Insane nose! Minerals, beeswax, and subtle honey. Same on the palate. Oily, dense texture, which I love. This is right in my wheelhouse! I could swirl this in my mouth all night! — 2 months ago

with Brooke

Matt Madia

9.4

Delightful. Baked bread honey and almond. Paired with caviar. — 2 years ago

Brett Rogosin

8.9

Lemon, honey comb, marzipan, good acidity, oily, a bit creamy, tasty. I’d drink now. Why wait? — 3 years ago

MICHAEL COOPER DipWSET

Owner TomeVinos wine shops, WSET Level 3, Blogger www.spanishwinesandmore.com, blog.tomevinos.com

8.9

Medium lemon color. Pronounced nose. Lemon custard, honey, quince, popcorn, Smokey. Medium+ acidity, high alcohol, medium+ body. The high alcohol and the lees mask the fruit and the resulting sensation is a lack of freshness. — 7 months ago

Brandon Boesch

9.8

This is freaking amazing. Honey suckle in Hawaii! Honey, flowers, pineapple, some mango, touch of sweet lemon pie, grass, limestone, just a bit of nectarine. Bonkers amount of smells and flavors. Cameron’s whites continue to make my brain explode. Probably my favorite producer of white wine right now. So f-Ing good. — 2 years ago

Kimberly Anderson

9.2

Beautiful Chardonnay from Oregon. Sleek and lithe with notes of pear, white flowers and honey. Pineapple, lemon, brioche and almond. Perfect amount of oak and acid. Perfect with a cheese board and friends on a summer night. — 3 years ago

with Chad

Kristen McCabe

9.0

Sweet and sour, honey nose, pineapple, acidic but balanced. — 4 years ago

Mary H

9.2

Golden color, medium weight, stewed apple, honey, honeysuckle, hay. Really solid QPR. — a year ago

with George

Michael Chelus

8.9

Apple, cedar, lemon candy, honey, dried apricot and oak. Great acidity and balance. — 2 years ago

Paul T HB

9.6

Hard to beat for the price,
K&L notes,

The pristine condition of this stunningly copper-colored brandy is inspiring - it's gorgeous. In the nose there are delicate fragrances of spice, sesame seed, light oak, and baked pears; seven more minutes in the glass bring out pineapple, light toffee, milk, and brown sugar. The palate entry is elegant, composed, and moderately sweet in more of an oaky than a fruity way; by the midpalate stage, there's flavor evidence of ripe pear, white grapes, cake frosting, Oloroso sherry, orange peel, and dark honey. End up sugary sweet, satiny textured, and long in the throat. 4 Stars - Highly Recommended - Spirit Journal - F. Paul Pacult 40% ABV
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