Dave

8.9

I'm not sure what happened to the yellow label with the little dancing guy on it. This is a pleasing sipper, with bright, tart fruit and plenty of acid. One dimensional, but a crowd pleaser and good with pork tenderloin and roasted spaghetti squash.
Listening to Emmy Lou Harris — 5 months ago

Steve Anderson

9.0

Interesting blend of Clairette, Chardonnay, Chasselas, and Cinsault. Quite a bit of sediment. Fun to try. — 3 years ago

Ian Hamel

9.3

2021. Consistent with the other bottle - rich and mature, savory, soapy — 4 years ago

Ian Hamel

9.2

2021/5/15 with pan-roasted skirt steak, sautéed broccoli and kale, etc. This is the first among these selections with an unmistakable, rich bottle bouquet. It has a dark, gamy character which is reminiscent of a Northern Rhône red - perhaps a Côte Rotie. Perhaps the character of 1999 is in play here. There’s still a strongly aromatic layer of fruit which reveals itself with air - strawberry coulis and crushed raspberries. — 5 years ago

Joe Weinberger

8.9

For canned Rosé, easily the best I’ve ever had. (To be fair, that wasn’t a very high bar) — 6 years ago

Kirs

9.6

Yaaaaaasssss — 7 years ago

Deborah M

8.9

An easy one to enjoy. Not complex but quaffable. — 7 months ago

Alex Gordon

9.1

Still good — 2 years ago

Yaw Awuku

9.2

A very good choice when you are in the mood for a perfectly balanced mouthful of that herbal sweet bitterness of a characterful blanc. It has the grip, it has the lenght, but I had no seafood. What a shame! — 4 years ago

Mark S.

9.2

30 min woke up. It has lots of deep aroma. Black plum, blue and black, cherry and berry. Deep. One of the best among Liu dumon. Lou Dumont Marey Saint Denis Pinot Noir 2018 @1710, xuaduo - Laz, 220318-220323 — 4 years ago

Ian Hamel

9.1

2021/5/13-14. There’s a calming, easygoing, spherical quality to this wine. While there are really nice savory, tertiary notes on the nose, it isn’t effusive - you go dig around in it instead. There are raspberries and blackberries and forest floor nuances there too, with a nice balance of fruit and acid, some powdery stone. and a perfumey, noble note. I feel like Gravières is a great example of the kind of cru a not-totally-loaded Burgundy lover needs to know. — 5 years ago

hiro

9.1

程よい熟成感　アプリコット　中程度の余韻 — 7 years ago

S.S. Mandani

9.0

A bouquet of plums, but to be honest nothing special in its fragrance.

Extremely drinkable. Slight smoke and leather, dark cherry of a Vacqueyras, but none of the spice, which is a welcome version of a favorite varietal. — 7 years ago

Jan A

9.3

Note to self next bottle in two years. Near peak — 7 months ago

Ryan Scannura

9.0

Juicy and refreshing and just the right amount of dry — 8 months ago

with Amanda

Ian Hamel

9.2

2022/5/31-6/1 with ayu karaage, hachiku several ways, niku-dofu, etc. This is my favorite of the lower-priced Léa reds - there’s really nice acidity and flesh, and enough age to be fully open with hints of complexity but still with vibrant fruit. Really good on day 2 as well. — 4 years ago

Dylan Thomas

9.1

Can’t stop buying this wine — 4 years ago

Kate

9.0

Chardonnay I actually like! — 6 years ago

Chris A

9.2

Opted to go with a Crémant for New Year’s Eve bubbly rather then the brands I normally like to quaff. Remember that Crémant is Champagne by another name (it’s it’s southern cousin!) This does not disappoint! Toasty & wheaty in all the right places with a great full bodied structure, that wonderful French terroir on the nose and nice sharp clean finish - Happy New Years all! 新年おめでとう！ — 6 years ago

Nanette Turner

9.5

My husband and I really enjoyed this wine. We joined a wine of the month club and this is the first wine we received. It was very smooth and good for just sitting around. — 8 years ago