You want a wine you can quaff? You want a wine you can drink with food, then this is one! Go for it! — 5 months ago
Surprised that I preferred this 2020 DOP Torrette @Delectable Wine to the same wine by Grosjean. — 4 years ago

Faint fuscia and apricot on the nose, fruity on the palate. Medium full body. Delightful. — 7 months ago
Blinded, I honestly didn’t think much of it. It just didn’t have any defining character or complexity to stand out in the line up. Found this note off the interweb, which is relevant:
This is a relatively newly planted single vineyard that formerly was the land of the Monks of Vergy, and is situated along the path they took daily to reach the abbey of Saint-Vivant from Vosne-Romanée. It is at a higher elevation and looks down on the famous Grand Cru sites of Vosne Romanee; the soil here is clay limestone.
The wine is characterized by a dense purple color. The taste of wine is fresh, generous, with crisp acidity and a crisp nuances of oak wood. The finish is a little bluff. Aromatic bouquet of wine abounds with tones of ripe and juicy red fruit. — a year ago
Wow! Can quaff in summer, goes down easy, Go for it! — 4 months ago
This wine has a light ruby tint to it. The nose is gorgeous. Fruit is the star, cherry and strawberry aromas, but a delicious earthy note adds complexity. The palate is just as juicy, and an earthy note pulls the fruit together here as well. The tannins are fairly tame, but the acidity is refreshing. Overall, it's a great wine for sipping, salads, or seafood. — 4 months ago
Big bottle for big meeting. — 4 years ago
Jenks
Love these high altitude wines from Valle d’Aosta. Bright, rustic, lovely. — 3 months ago