Timothy Eustis

Wine Director, Red Lion Inn

8.9

Super charming NV cinsault with all that purply fruit and plumminess. Glou glou for sure. Not complex but surely doesn’t need to be. You’ll come back soon for another sip. — 2 months ago

Andy Watson

9.0

Pretty much always yum yum with a bit of age — 5 years ago

Greg Nemes

8.9

Wacky! Extreme red fruit, southwestern flowers, Sour cherry, sour beer, butter, maybe campfire? Very enjoyable and intriguing.

Not sure how well this pairs in general, but might be good with dessert. — 8 years ago

Jeff Vejr

9.1

Almost as lovely as the Rimbert family themselves. Savory Southern French wine. Black rocks for days.... — 10 years ago

Mint

9.0

Easy-to-drink, getting notes of marijuana lol and some kind of tree maybe pine? — 7 months ago

S.S. Mandani

9.3

Very slight bouquet. A whisper of lemongrass and acacia palm.

Chill to the max for me. Love the pandan leaf subtle note with an undercurrent of pineapple. The fruit flavors are muted and work with the acidity, highlighting and letting the minerality shine.

Stellar. — 5 years ago

Jonathan Lipsmeyer

8.9

The chocolate yet lean side of Carignan; I'd feared this would be over the hill but it's just fine and barely green if at all. A lovely Carignan. Floral black olive tapenade arises on the accumulative palate. — 10 years ago

Erin Merchant

9.3

Ughhhhh just so much farm and stink in the nose for a delightful payoff. It’s like drinking the fresh outdoors. Light, silky, acidic, fresh and bright berries off the vine while still shrugging its shoulders and saying, “sometimes you have to enjoy the manure too.” I want more. — 5 years ago

Matt Sterr

9.0

Funky nose. Flavor-packed with pleasant tannin. — 8 years ago

Jonathan Lipsmeyer

9.2

Jean-Marie's pet project--jar-aged Carignan. Really, really good; far more fruity and less reductive funk than I would have imagined. A gift to my friend Zach during our visit. — 9 years ago

with Zachary