Neil Valenzuela

9.4

Medium ruby color. Aromas of boysenberry, huckleberry, graphite and pepper. What an incredible wine! Flavors of cherry, cranberry and black tea. Superb!

🏅95 Points - Wine Enthusiast
🏅93 Points - Wine Spectator — a year ago

Neil Valenzuela

9.1

Medium yellow color. Aromas of stone fruit, apple, pineapple and cream. Fantastic Chardonnay! Lemon flavors with pear, tropical fruits and a great finish.

🏅90 Points - Wine Spectator — 2 years ago

Jade Th'ng

9.4

Delicious, affordable red Burgundy. 70% Gamay, 30% Pinot Noir. Light and easy drinking. Pairs well with a variety of food. — 7 years ago

Chris Grimm

9.1

Took a while to open up, but once it did, it's all flowers & spices. This one is gonna be killer--holding the next bottle for a bit. Paired with braised french onion chicken with gruyère. — 8 years ago

David Kline

9.2

Dusty creek basin, dried raspberries, cranberries and rainier cherry contrast with sliced red plum, crepe paper, sunflower petal. Incredible depth and texture, with stony plum, dried black cherry, fig skin, powdery raspberry, dried violets, and a baked, black olive and red saffron aura. This is a fine burgundy, and at a price that makes you smile! — 9 years ago

with Courtney

April Wang

8.9

Medium minus to light ruby to brick. Perfume, lavender, rose garden, buttercream, scented erasers. Medium plus to high acidity, medium sugar, medium to low alcohol — 10 years ago

Joshua Figg

9.5

Bright and citrusy. Starts semi sweet to off dry, finishes dryer and crisp with balanced acidity. Very nice Summery Chenin Blanc! — a year ago

Akshay Venkitasubramanian

9.0

Medium bodied wine with firm light structure — 2 years ago

Tyler Lindsay

10

cherry, strawberry and dusty notes on the nose. butterscotch hiding under it. plum and black raspberries note if aerated.

intense, earthy tobacco, sour medium-full body finish. notes of the red fruits from smell, but the taste is quite different from the smell. delicious wine, would be great with lamb. — 3 years ago

with Nick

AJC

9.1

Bought at Paul’s — 7 years ago

Devin Bostick

9.2

Light and some lemon grass, pear, solid acid, smells sweet and beautiful, good chalk and olive — 9 years ago

Bob Yoon

9.1

Delicious and spicy. Why is finding a good red burgundy for $20 so difficult? — 9 years ago

with Jessica

Mary Catherine Beck

9.1

Dad and granddaddy nice flavor more fruity, light - dad 60th — 10 years ago

Tom Casagrande

9.0

Always at least very good, this ‘22 is an excellent rendition. Of the Maconnais AOCs, I gravitate toward Vire-Clesse because I find it has a purity of Chardonnay fruit that I find very attractive. This has it, with the nose showing gorgeous apple fruit with a slight peachy note, along with subtle stony minerality. I get more of a mineral stank from the Pouilly’s and Saint-Veran than from V-C. When it’s fruit I crave, I veer towards Vire. Fairly deeply flavored, there’s nice balance on the mouth, with pretty good, integrated acids for such a hot year, and subtle minerality. Great value. — a year ago

Ivan Wolpert

9.3

Topping rose - anniversary - slight peppery finish - subtle stone fruit at front - hint of plum — 3 years ago

R Bl

8.9

Grapefruit pith over stone fruit and maybe apple, with good minerality. Excellent QPR! — 4 years ago

Dave Schneider

9.3

A plethora of notes coming from this fabulous wine. Bright color, loads of slate and minerals and some oakiness. This is an outstanding effort. Pairs wonderfully with cheese — 8 years ago

Grant & Jullie

9.0

Strong smell of citrus fruit. Taste is definite lemon mixed with vanilla. Nice mouthfeel. Good reminder of why I like white burgundies. Great deal on WTSO. — 9 years ago

Andrew Willingham

9.3

Absolutely delicious wine! Great acid balanced with minerality, pear, oak, vanilla, some smokiness, white flowers. Maybe my favorite wine of the night...and was a super interesting pairing with venison tartare. — 10 years ago

Gregory Knaps

8.9

2014. St Veran that knows what it is and isn't trying to pretend to be something else. Distinctive. — 10 years ago