This lovely wine comes off as only off dry due to the very high acidity. Well structured with medium body and a silky texture
Loads of lemon, green apple, pear, wet stone, Melon, acacia, pineapple, white pepper and beginning to show tertiary characters like honey, baked apple
Very good quality and will last for years. — 2 months ago
Has all the muscle and fruit, but doesn't just give it up. A reserved, cooler spirit asking to be treated seriously. And I do.
A fist full of gravely forest dirt, stemmy green woodsy bite, and sweet cherry flesh.
Punches above its weight - what can I say, Oregan seems to consistently make me happy. — 4 months ago
Still my favorite of the Huet Sec wines. And a steal at the price. — 2 days ago
Huet drinks so well with age. Great acidity, tart apple, pear, apricot, lemon juice. Structured and complex. — a month ago
With bottles I wanted to taste the most left behind, I was ready for Exquise, from which I had no expectations as I heard controversial thoughts on this wine. Ripe white wild cherries, cookies, candied fruits (or was it pastilla?) and yellow plums. And a bit of nuts. Fresh, round, and well-balanced. The aftertaste is long and persistent. A bit of wet cellar and Jerez in the finish. The higher sugar level is obvious, but it doesn't disturb me. Very approachable and easy to understand. It's just a well-made one-dimensional wine you hardly remember the next day.
Disgorged on 2020-01-30
??? on lees
Tasted on 2023-07-06 — 2 months ago
A little sweet bubbly to go with the summer weather. Easy drinking and disappeared way to quickly. — 4 months ago
Matt Perlman
Love the demi-sec style—paired beautifully with a fresh produce-forward dinner. Lots of peach and apricot, honey, pronounced lime pith, fresh flowers and grass, and plentiful acid, stone and a sort of savory bitterness that balances the RS — 11 days ago