A nice surprise. Begins with the big round mouth you’d expect from the grape, but immediately tightens to tart cherries, currant, and slate. — 3 months ago
Strawberry, lemon rind, rosemary. Glou glou. — 10 days ago
The spec: a German white that doesn’t taste like it’s from Germany. Mission accomplished. Tart apple, brine, a liiiiitle background honey — 2 months ago
Unexpectedly hot at the open. Once the alcohol bleeds off a bit, it shifts into peach and, to a lesser extent, tropical fruit. — 4 months ago
Demi-sec. Pineapple, honey, lemon rind. Not what I usually look for in Chenin, but this is undeniably a good wine. Elegant, full, and with a finish that just won’t quit. — 8 months ago
Tropical fruit, but not overly sweet. Pineapple and guava feature. Medium body. Veeeery drinkable. — a month ago
Rough around the edges for Fleurie, but full of charm. Jammy, slate-y, and whoever said licorice was right on the nose. Beautiful on night two, as well. — 4 months ago
Brine and lemon rind. A bit oléagineux, but a strong finish.Not an amazing wine, but a thoroughly enjoyable one. — 8 months ago
Jay Miner
Marshmallow and honeydew. Mildly carbonic… which wasn’t really to its credit. — 7 days ago