The 2017 Montrachet Grand Cru was the full stop on a long and bibulous evening, but that did not detract one jot from the quality of this wine. It has a wonderful, pure, effervescent bouquet with orange pith and touches of camphor and chamomile. The palate is very pure and delivers what you expect from this vineyard. Caressing in texture, it fans out to devastating effect, and while it may just miss earth-shattering mineralité, it is quite simply a beautiful wine in the flush of youth. Tasted at Maison de Colombière. (Neal Martin, Vinous, March 2023) — 8 months ago
Drinking with Mom, Dad, and Emily in France at Alain Jaume! Color is hay. Nose is sweet as well as the Viogner but with a nose of chestnuts and honey. Surprisingly dry and bright. Also honey and nuts here. Very nice balance. — 5 months ago
Ushering in 52nd birthday — 2 years ago
Key lime, meringue. Stone. Dried lemon rind dry finish. Delicious — 2 years ago
Conrad Green

This is gorgeous. Lime and lifted stone notes. Mint and salinity. This is rich, exotic, focussed, has great balance and thrust. Not a whiff of pox. Yay — 5 months ago