Certainly not as rare as the Ponsot’s Clos des Monts Luisants, but as soon as I saw this on the wine list at reasonable price, I knew this was what I wanted to order.
The nose opens with lemon oil, white peach, crushed stones, and subtle hazelnut. The palate is supple yet lively, with vibrant acidity framing ripe orchard fruit and a cool, chalk-driven core. A faint floral note and gentle oak spice add complexity. Elegant with refined balance. — a month ago
Loved this in a magnum. Tart cherry, earth, and red fruit galore. This is everything Pinot should be. Damn near perfection — 23 days ago
Three great wines, fun dinner! — 10 days ago
Great upside but unyielding at the moment — 20 days ago
Austin Hohnke
Really easy to get along with. Fresh and balanced with something new to offer up every time you come back to the glass. A great accompaniment to every course of our meal at Four Horsemen. — 5 days ago