Dave

9.0

This is what I need on a 90 degree day. Light, fizzy, citrus-ey, and cheap! — a year ago

Norma Munoz

9.2

Rome, Italy-last night here and found my new fav! Dark, it coats your throat as you drink it. It’s full bodied. Long finish. Oak-ey. Smokey. Lovely!! — 3 years ago

with Roy

Joshua Pulsifer

8.9

color: pale straw
aroma: stone fruit, salty undertone, green apple
flavor: meyer lemon, tarragon, smoked salt,

aroma: medium
acidity: medium plus
body: medium

incredibly expressive wine coming out of muscadet. the nose is so soft compared to the mineral driven, acidic palette. i was expecting more of a biscuit-ey lies-iness, however, there is an immensely unique and pleasant smokey finish to this wine. it’s dying to be paired with some seafood!! — 4 years ago

Lauren Woolley

9.0

Had in London with Newell and EY — 6 years ago

Sarah Heckroth

9.5

Orangey funk, bright citrus, warm — 7 years ago

with Chris

admiral von schnauzer

9.1

Pool wine. Pretty decent. Not very pinot ey but whatever — 8 years ago

CailenRachel

9.4

Vegetal. High tannins, high salinity, light bodied, great chilled and easy drinking. Not too pizza-ey. Great! — 2 years ago

David Clark

8.9

Very barn-ey, pasture, rhubarb and ocean salt nose. Sharp and tart cherry flavor. A bit spritzy. This wine has a lot going on. Raspberry now-and-later and starburst. Not getting the stoney-ness often found in Pinot noir, but that is not a bad thing. Probably should have let it aerate a bit more before tasting. — 4 years ago

Liam James

8.9

Interesting. Different. Rich, bramble-ey, we’ll balanced! — 6 years ago

Lauren Woolley

9.0

Had in London with Newell and EY — 6 years ago

Jeroen Koenen

9.1

From a 0,375l.
Still performing really well. Dark, concentrated, clay-ey blackberry, plush and low-acidic mouthfeel.
Drink now or in the next 5 years. — 7 years ago

Martin Sher

9.2

I don’t usually go for rose, but this impressed - nectarin-ey with saline and a nice zip. Interesting to have a bottle like this with a bit of age on it. Still fresh even with an alarmingly soft cork. — 8 years ago

romo

8.9

Southern Hemisphere sauv-blanc-ey. — 8 years ago

Martin Sher

9.0

Seems abt right for the modest price paid. Dark fruits, earthy but not yet barnyard-ey. — 3 years ago

Explorer

10

Nose: purple berries, cassis, merlot-ey
Palate: nice tannin, dry, smooth
This wine can be enjoyed on its own. — 3 years ago

Ben Lehman

9.2

Love love as always! Is this my favorite vintage for this wine? Maybe not. Does it taste a little less Pineau d’aunis-ey than usual? Probably. But I’m splitting hairs here. Awesome wine that I bet will age well — 4 years ago

Jeroen Koenen

9.0

Although this wine has gained in complexity and depth over the years, I still can’t get passed its Pinot-ey character...
So, to me, this is a well-made wine, which is food for thought... not for the heart. — 6 years ago

KPRO

9.1

Smoky, mineral-ey, and lighter bodied. Fun wine that’s easy to drink. Would definitely buy this again for a fun wine to break out for happy hours. — 7 years ago

Severn G

9.3

Lees-ey, minerally, great acid! Perfect balance with fresh, grilled oysters!!
1500ml; Disgorged July 2017 — 8 years ago

Peter Sultan

9.1

A few years ago bought several bottles thinking I could medium age a few while I dipped in and out of tasting them. Now only one bottle left. Oops. I like best how its drinking now, has a nice acidic snap, had a broad, ungainly tomato-ey tone which now feels fresh & terroir specific, ie, red fruits incl wild raspberries & strawberries. Has the Beaujo straightforwardness I cherish. Weygandt imp. — 8 years ago