Martin Sher

9.5

I enjoyed this more than many others on this site evidently! Give it 45 min to let some funk to blow off and you are gifted a lifted and complex C9dP — 2 months ago

Michael Phillips

9.8

Lives up to its reviews. Luscious full bodied with lots of white fruit! Should be good for several years — 2 years ago

Rick K

9.0

Sunday Night EWG — 4 years ago

Antony Comyns

9.5

Oddbins 2016. Very smooth full flavour. Really liked this wine. — 5 years ago

Kurt Schuster

9.0

Waxy and chewy, crisp, floral, and mineral notes with delicate flavors. Not much of a nose to speak of.  — 4 months ago

Charles Mires

9.4

Outstanding+. Very consistent performer. — 2 years ago

Jeff Hasmann

9.0

Love me some Lirac! From The Brechet family’s (owners of Vaudieu in Chateauneuf) holdings in Lirac comes this super concentrated, fruit forward wine. Ripe black fruit, pepper, and licorice. Beautiful ripe fruit attacks the mid-palate leading to a silky, opulent finish. Not complex, but really enjoyable - tremendous value. 2016 vintage on Aug 2, 2019 — 4 years ago

Kurt Schuster

9.6

After an hour of the chanting, this really opened up beautifully. Most definitely had all of the spicy and herb aegis notes. You tend to think of with these wines. Well, structured and well balanced. You could have the deep chewy ruby, bakes raspberry flavors right along with Cooler and sharper time and tarragon and all of those herbs and spices. Still a little hot on the alcohol after 11 years but overall a beautiful wine well worth the wait.  — 6 months ago

with Denise

Paul T- Huntington Beach

9.5

Reminds of the Sanguis Beekeeper bottling.,
Winery notes
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blend of Grenache Blanc, Clairette, and Roussanne, this wine is distinctly floral and lush, exemplifying the quality that the famed Brechet family of Châteauneuf-du-Pape’s Château Vaudieu brings to every wine in their lineup. The Brechet family has an estate in Châteauneuf-du-Pape, and just across the river from it they own a few small parcels in Lirac. This lovely little wine is at once floral, delicate, and rich, with a surprisingly weighty palate and a round quality on the tongue that enhances its depth. You might think a white from 2015 is a bit on the old side, but this little gem is just hitting its stride. With its couple of added years of age it has mellowed out, creating an almost honeyed quality in the glass that intensifies the complexity and lengthens the finish. It’s simply begging to be paired with a lightly spiced Asian cuisine such as a milder Thai dish or a traditional pork Bahn Mi. — 3 years ago

Mabel Hsu

9.1

Surprisingly yummy at early age — 6 years ago