Let, sprød og sygt god sydfransk elegance. Pifferling FTW. — 2 years ago
ALL ABOARD ON THIS WINE. LIGHT IN COLOR AND LIGHT IN SPIRIT! AMEN. — 5 years ago
Fruity, med light, dry, med alcohol, med acid, low tannins — 9 months ago
@Delectablewine this is not Roussanne, it’s a Grenache blend. That said, this shows concentrated, somewhat sappy red berries backed by a savory character adding some complexity. Chalky tannins add texture to the otherwise juicy finish. Aromatics trail the palate a bit, but show similar character. This has benefitted from a few years in the bottle — 5 years ago
Not my favorite L’Anglore, but still tasty. A little hot, but the pure fruit comes though on the finish. — 5 years ago
Dry and Smokey - very nice! — 6 months ago
I don’t always have the best experience with wines from this producer, but by golly, when they’re good, they’re really quite special, as it was here. Easily my red of the night!
So pure, clean, and lively. The nose was just bursting with floral and herbal energy, with hints of pepper and liquorice too. The fruits on the nose and palate felt so fresh - blackcurrant, strawberries, cherries, and even a hint of apples in the finish. Juicy and super velvety. Very quaffable, but it’d be a mistake to not focus in on the [perhaps stealthy] complexities it offered. — 6 months ago
Al Doyle
Rest in peace, Justin Chearno.
Listening to his name ring out in every conversation around me here at Le Verre Volé in Paris, a restaurant which was more like a cathedral to him, a shrine where he was both worshipper and deity, I remember my friend and the great gifts he gave me. Everything tasted better with Justin at my side. I felt smarter, stronger, and cooler. So did everyone around him. Losing him is like losing one of your senses; it’s just suddenly that much harder to interpret the world around me. I miss him.
— 4 months ago