Doug Powers

8.9

Mineral, faint blue fruits, big structure, this Julienas (from the same producer as the 2017 Bottiere I just posted on) strikes me as a very different style (I would never have guessed the same producer, without looking at the back labels), this is leaner and will need some further aging to really shine!! — 3 months ago

with Jim

Charles Mires

9.3

Outstanding — 6 years ago

Andrew

9.0

Deep color and flavor — 8 years ago

Hessel Idema

9.0

Light and minreally. — 6 months ago

Tom Casagrande

9.2

Delicious and a great value. Vibrant, crystal clear berry and dark cherry fruit. Clean clean clean stony minerals. Good flavor intensity in the mouth, with fruit and granite tussling for dominance. Pretty good acids for such a hot year, and it doesn’t have the disjointed feel I’ve gotten from a few ‘22s. Rather, it all fits together like a jigsaw puzzle. Nice. — a year ago

Paul B.

8.9

Infinitely drinkable. Was expecting it to be too sweet or light but not the case. And just to be explicit: this is bkthing like the nouveau crap. This was complex enough. Maybe it’s a bit young still. Primary cherries and a nice high acidity that makes it a crowd pleaser at a good price. But not quite in tier for me as great cru Beaujolais primarily because it lacked a bit of structure and bite. Quite good if you or your company like red fruit forward high acid reds. — 7 years ago

ESF

9.0

see previous note from little over 2 yrs ago: lot juicier this time, developing nicely — a year ago

garry post

9.0

This was a little off after opening and didn't really settle into a good tasting experience for about an hour. And what was left in the bottle was even better the next evening. — 3 years ago

Phil Kessling

9.0

Big Cru Beujolais. Tart red fruit, crisp acidity, tannic and not showing much carbonic flavors. Very Burgundy like. — 7 years ago

Neal Krishna Devaraj

9.0

Great with oysters. Charleston sc — 9 years ago