Deep yellow fruit, oily, match stick, some oak tones. — 6 years ago
A bit of a disconnect between the exotic nose and the very mineral and fresh mouth. At the end a really excellent white burg that punches well above its weight. We liked it a lot. I think @Ira Schwartz had same experience with the disconnect ! — 6 months ago
レモン系の爽やかない味わいから、ナッツや樽のニュアンスが加わる味わい深いシャルドネ@The Winery 7150 incl tax cost performance の観点からはbetterなブルゴーニュがあるかも — 5 years ago
Delicious — 6 years ago
An outstanding producer, the fruit quality and the winemaking rival the very best in Burgundy. Concentration and dimension combined with the aromas and flavors that surround the palate. The structure has a complete integrity and the surface has an immaculate polish. — 6 years ago


Needs more time — a year ago
Smells like PM — 4 years ago
Sugared lemon fruit, almond oil, minerals, dark finish. Happy National Chardonnay Day. — 6 years ago
Bright, clear ruby. Shy (at first) nose of musty black cherry. Medium bodied palate of leathery cherry and birch. Not fruity by any stretch. Medium plus acidity and medium tannins make this a quintessential French food wine, a compliment to any place you’d normally take French Pinot Noir or Gamay. A perfect wine for rich fares of all cuisines. I’m upscaling my frozen pepperoni pizza. — 6 years ago

Willie Carter
Such a beatific Burgundy from a producer I’m growing to love more and more. A very pretty dark ruby red color in the glass with a wide brim and nice, long legs. Just a bit of oak on the nose with tobacco and spice. Beautiful berry aromas here with plums, cherries, and strawberries. The real stars are the vivacious violet notes and that lovely Burgundian dirt.
Complex and wonderfully structured, this is a gem of a wine. Medium-bodied with medium-acidity. The tannins have smoothed out and become rather luscious. As an experience, this is one of the most complete young Burgundies that I have tasted in quite some time. The palate presents a cacophony of red and black fruits on the tongue along with more earth and oak. Spice on the long finish that hits just right. Wines like these are why the Côte Chalonnaise is so special. — a month ago