Jeremy Shanker

Sommelier at RN74

9.4

Amazing to try this. Not the best DRC by any means, but likely one of the better 1994 reds. — 6 days ago

Mike Smith

Owner/Winemaker Myriad Cellars

10

Not Montrachet. No listing for this wine. It’s Corton Charlemagne — 2 months ago

Bob McDonald

9.4

The 6th and final of the Vosne Romanee Grand Crus. Tasted blind. Red fruited without the intensity on nose and palate of the others in this final group. In past tastings La Grande Rue has been a standout and good value in relative terms but this year it lacked the depth class and intensity of the others in the group. To summarise the Vosne Romanee GC group the consensus of the group was #1 to the DRC RC, Equal 2nd to La Tache and the Thibault Richebourg, 4th to the Hudelot RSV, 5th to La Romanee ( a tough school when a wine as good as this is placed 5th!) and 6th to La Grande Rue. Congratulations to Prince Wine Store for putting this wonderful tasting on every year and being able to source these increasingly rare bottles. Already looking forward to the next one. — 3 years ago

Chance Miller

9.8

Yes, I’m drinking this entire ‘94 DRC at my house! — 14 days ago

Sang Ho Park

10

Wet my pants — 7 years ago

Mike Saviage

9.5

Deep tawny color. Almost opaque. Exotic nose. Notes of raspberries, Asian spice, black pepper and a little bit of stem. Rich and fruit forward in the mouth. Got better and better with air; in hour 7 you’d be guessing blind this is DRC. — 2 years ago

Bob McDonald

9.7

No. 2 in the Vosne Romanee Grand Cru bracket. Tasted blind. My brief note (sensory overload has set in again!): A perfumed woody smokiness - sweet and gorgeous with a beautiful texture and mouthfeel. “ With Romanee Conti to its eastern boundary it is similar but slightly different. Les Richebourgs to its northern boundary. La Romanee is a Monopole owned by the Liger-Belair family and is the smallest appellation in France at. 0.8452 hectares producing only 250 to 350 cases each vintage. A wonderful wine with at least 2 decades of cellaring before it reaches its peak. — 3 years ago

Karen Zheng

9.4

herbal, tight at the beginning. Overall an elegant wine. — 9 hours ago

Benjamin Hickey

10

Fuck off good — 16 days ago

Martinez

9.2

Aligoté doré from the village of Bouzeron (which boasts the best Aligoté in Burgundy and an AOC dedicated to this grape), by none other than Aubert de Villaine, legendary codirector of Domaine de la Romanée Conti. From old, low-yielding, organically farmed vines on the appellation’s highest slopes, vinified in foudres and aged for 10-12 months. Bright, elegant, complex and mineral. Dry but delicate. Apple. Butterscotch — 2 years ago