Stephen Fitzpatrick

9.0

Great balance of earthy and fruit tones, heavy berry aromas on the nose, crisp taste and solid finish. 2022 vintage is excellent, opened up nicely after 30-45 minutes. — 2 months ago

Thijs Hendriks

9.6

After 2 oxidized bottles, nice to know there are good bottles as well. This one is really good, and even better at day 2. — 6 months ago

Ron R

9.4

Mixed spice on the nose transitions to honeydew melon and roasted nuts and elderflower. Possesses depth and texture with moderate acidity. Nice lengthy finish. Loving this…
Bivio Pizzeria, Montclair. — 8 months ago

with Anne-marie

Brad Jensen

9.2

Medium bodied, so punches up in weight class, but still nice acidity that paired well with a crustless quiche. Pale yellow/slightly green color with a delicate nose of crisp citrus, with ripe yellow fruit on the palate lasting a long time, but spreading out into some slight brioche and creaminess to the edges, with even some grassy and leek like vegetal hints at the end. — 2 months ago

Peter Hladun

9.2

Young but oh so vibrant, showing lots of Length and finesse. One of our favorite wines from DuMol. Definitely should cellar a few bottles. — 7 months ago

Tom Heckert

9.2

Berries and tobacco with earthy undertones. Finish is soft, short, and understated. Paired with prime rib and it held up well against the beef — 8 months ago

Scott@Mister A’s-San Diego

9.3

2020 vintage. Lean and mean and mineralesque. Light-medium body. Will try to double park a bottle of this and excavate in 7-8 years. Beautiful example of this style. 4.13.23. — 2 years ago

Galen Hasler

8.9

Meyer lemon and stone fruit. Subdued nose and palate. Soft tannins with slightly sharp aftertaste. Unusual — 4 months ago

Ron R

9.2

Xmas Eve quaff. Delicate and subtle presentation on the nose and palate. Restrained in every way. Notes of citrus and beeswax combine on the nose with a light honied sweetness on the mid palate. Acidity is delicate. Overall, a nice presentation but nothing to get excited about either — 4 months ago

with Anne-marie

Jan A

9.3

So this was very subdued and a little harsh on the acidic part on day one, dispite the 96RP rating and descriptors of "explosive flavors". To me, I taste more like a streamlined/seamless chablis profile. On day two the stubborn acids have integrated and the nose is much more expressive. Palate is also hinting more towards premier/grand cru burgundy. But not quite getting there. Ironically the last few sips of the last glass were the best. This just needs way more cellar time. Next one in two-four years. 95-96 potential. — 2 years ago