Jay Kline

9.3

Served with Fisherman’s Pasta - sablefish, mussels, saffron gnocchetti pasta, fennel, fresh baguette toast. Well stored Hermitage Blanc is a special experience and this bottle of 1999 “Le Méal” was no exception. Fascinating notes of clove, yellow flowers, apricot, marmalade, honeysuckle, and sunflower seed. Next to the Montrachet, the acid is perceived to be low and there’s an almost oily texture. Delicious. — 7 days ago

Jj Joe

9.1

Pretty good forgiving — 12 days ago

Tyler Felous

9.1

Lean nose, some earth. Nice acidity with strong strawberry finish. Lovely — 21 days ago

leon egozi

9.4

NY wine spectator event — 18 days ago

Conrad Green

9.2

Loads of pronounced green pepper on the nose and the palate. Luccis clear red fruit. Good. — a month ago

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ESF

8.9

Checking in year & half later: very enjoyable and plenty of time left on this, has at least 5-10 more years — a month ago

Alan Weinberg

9.1

Unbelievably good. Tertiary but still with fruit. Just excellent. — 2 months ago

Alexander Bastian Nielsen

10

Power, poise and precision. Black fruit galore, spice, bacon and butcher shop, bonfire, smoke, olives, garrique - an incredible nose that gave me goosebumps. Perfect balance, immense intensity and just spot on. — 23 days ago

"Odedi"

9.3

Deep purple in color with a reddish rim.

Dry on the palate and fruit forward, with a very pretty nose.

Showing black fruits, cedar, vanilla, licorice, spices, tobacco, chocolates and coffee.

Full bodied and soft with nice complexity and balance.

This is a gorgeous 15 year old Cabernet Sauvignon from Napa Valley. Rich and elegant. Complex and nicely balanced. Fruit forward and interesting.

Good right out of the bottle and delicious by itself.

Robert Parker 91 points.

Will continue to drink nicely in the next 5 years.

I've had many different vintages of this Cabernet and it is always delicious with age.

A blend of 96% Cabernet Sauvignon and 4% Petit Verdot.

14.3% alcohol by volume.

93 points.

$200. — a month ago

Joss Salgado

9.1

The grape variety is Marsanne, not Syrah.

Pronounced peach and honey aromas, some ginger, minerality, acacia and nutty aromas.

An elegant and savoury finish! — 2 months ago