Byron C Mayes

9.1

Star bright straw gold. Abundant and inviting nose of honeysuckle and honeyed citron. Medium light palate yields layers of orange rind, honeysuckle, dried quince, white pepper (especially on the finish), lime cream, and a host of others. All that flavor added to the medium plus acidity makes for a premier white wine for fine dining. Sturdy enough for medium cheeses or roasted poultry/pork, but with enough finesse for seafood, salads, and lighter fare. Want to experience the upper echelons of white wine without breaking $100? This is your intro. Drink now through 2025. — 17 days ago

Brandon Boesch

9.4

Fantastic! I completely agree with the label. This wine gives you liveliness and curiosity. Hazy in appearance. I get peaches, grass after a rain, honeysuckle, a bit of pear, lemons. I could smell for days. Palate is wonderful and would 100% guess this is Alsace (particularly Kermit Lynch wines). The Chardonnay gives it this wonderful roundness on the palate though it could be auxerrois too which I’m not familiar with. Highly worth seeking out. — a month ago

Nathan Kinney

9.2

Classic in our house — 2 months ago

Tony Chen

9.4

Pretty good Bordeaux, I actually enjoy more than Chateau Mouton, more content, delicious. — 6 days ago

Chris

9.1

A little thin but great fruit in the nose and front end with good tannins — 7 days ago

Gor

9.3

Classic paulliac with notes of cedar, leather, mint, vanilla, blackberries, asparagus. Primary notes are receding but overall an awesome balanced wine clearly showing it’s maturity. — a month ago

Jacob Lindsey

9.0

Thanks, Kermit Lynch. — 3 months ago

Alexandre Pagliano

9.4

Still very young but now approachable, its dark rubi robe is followed by blackcurrant, cherry kirsch, wood and soil notes. Medium bodied with great balance and freshness, it comes across as more complex and elegant than most wines of this vintage. Really excellent now if decanted prior to drinking, and with lots of potential for perhaps another 30 or 40 years in bottle. Enthusiastically recommended ! — 23 days ago

with Adriana

Henry Fuseler

9.1

6/2021. Nice wine. Bold and smooth. Kudos to Kermit Lynch who brings nice wines from France. This too paired well the pork rib chops. — 17 days ago

Michael Kreger

9.0

Dry, nice acidity, Cabernet with tobacco and leather undertones. Smooth and bold — 2 months ago