
Light, airy, crisp and acidic. Citrus high notes - great place to start. Very small production vineyard out of Savoie, all biodynamic. Very clean and lean. — 7 years ago
Very good Altesse. Orange marmalade and fresh acidity. I prefer Peillot for the price. — 8 years ago
Nice altesse, jacquere blend. — 8 years ago
Structured Gamay raspberry fruit with Savoie terroir — 2 years ago
Very good. Excellent choice. Jennifer liked it and would get it again but it’s not her favorite. — 7 years ago

Warm, lush, peppery with cherry and fruit. Wonderful wine. — 7 years ago
This is actually the blend. Quite floral on the nose. Interesting wine to drink asan aperitif without food. Not overpowered at all, good degree of earthiness and medium minus acid. Vein of round melon that runs through as well. Pretty long finish especially for a wine lower on the acid spectrum. — 8 years ago
This estate was bought in 1988 buy Jean-Michel Cazes (Lynch Bages and more recently Haut-Batailley) and sold in 2017 to the Balland family (Baret). 50% Merlot, 40% Cabernet Sauvignon and 10% Cabernet Franc. Aged in used Lynch Bages barrels. This 2014 is in a very good place now, but should age well for a few more years. Fresh and elegant, with typical Graves spiciness. Not the most complex but a very solid and seductive effort for the vintage. — 5 years ago
Sun striking the elixir, a rainbow of gold and straw in the glass.
Melon, limestone, and grapefruit rind in the nose.
Subtle, slight carbonation and an ease in drinkability.
Lemon zest, yellow zucchini, grapefruit, and the essence of Mandarin oranges balance for a pleasurable drinking experience. Great with 1000 day aged gouda and cuts the heat of mango habanero cheddar nicely. — 6 years ago
Excellent! A bit tart. Nice minerals. — 7 years ago
Light and dry with earthy notes including tobacco, cardamom, and cinnamon. — 7 years ago

Citrus, a little sweet but a good dry white wine — 8 years ago
Like watermelon juice — 8 years ago
Bob McDonald

The 4th wine in the degustation with Byron and Paulina. A 50/50 blend of Pinot Noir and Gamay from the Loire Valley of all places. A great wine to serve blind to MW and MS students. I recall strawberry and red berry notes in general with quite fluid tannins. So easy to drink. I can’t recall the matching dish but it was a perfect match - duck was involved. — 2 years ago