Drank at Aux Lyonnais, Paris. Rich, cherry, medium body, effervescent — 4 years ago
@Max kannst dich an den noch erinnern? Da hat’s uns in 2016 noch das Gesicht verzogen — 5 years ago
From John and Rosemarie Easter 2020 Quarantine
— 6 years ago
Cranberry, herbs, mineral. — 7 years ago
Little sign of the hallmark carbonic maceration smells of strawberries and cinnamon. In their place are more elegant Burgundian aromatics of cherry licorice, flower gardens mulched with fresh forest compost, and just a wee curl of sandalwood smoke. A sip is structured and dense with sappy wild bramble fruit. If any comparison to Cru Beaujolais is to be made, it has to be to the age-worthy specimens from Morgon and Moulin-à-vent. — 8 years ago
How have I never had this before! Black olives, pepper and licorice floating on Kirsch. Going back for more — 9 years ago
2016 Magnum drunk in December 2025 — 7 months ago
A wild copper-tone Aligote with an orchard fruit core. Browned bruising cores, that is, of red delicious apples and bosc pears that would give easily to your thumb. Wraps around the sides of your tongue with deep single layered pronunciation. It isn't sweet but it references sweet. — 5 years ago
Luscious gamay - pure joy — 6 years ago
Had at The Progress- so much depth and JUICE like great cru but something a little bit livelier going on — 6 years ago
Wow. Delicious. #RebouleduRhone — 9 years ago
Juicy. Big cherry notes. — 7 months ago
Fresh, light, tense, juicy, soft and digestible texture testifying to respectful winemaking. Very nice surprise on this bottle fun at a very reasonable cost. 2018 at its peak.
Frais, léger, tendu, gouleyant à souhait, texture souple et digeste témoignant d’une vinification respectueuse. Très belle surprise sur cette bouteille plaisir à coût hyper raisonnable. 2018 à son apogée. — 5 years ago
Rond et gras miaaaaam — 8 years ago
Crazy good right-time-of-the-year-for-no-wood French Chardonnay, herbal and melon from nose to finish showing plenty of acid/tannic softly clinging depth front to back (even without wood), hints of some cantaloupe towards the end and a tinge of fresh raw celery throughout the drink. This wine was brilliantly paired with a groovy tart greens-based salad, at my buddy, Geoph Adams', waterfront Black Sheep, in Beaufort, NC. Don't miss his magic moment when hanging or passing through NC's middle cape, which is Lookout (Beaufort being lazy, crazy, cool). Another brilliant wine by Eric and Laure's Queen of Wines (boutique importing and distribution bringing the passion of France straight into NC) so cool!!! — 3 hours ago — 9 years ago
Jeremy Shanker
Sommelier at RN74
Absolute fire — 6 months ago