Kristin C

9.1

Vanilla and light floral on the nose, vibrant cherry palate that packs a nice punch on acidity without going overboard, cherry follows through to end with some very light woodiness. — 8 days ago

Ellen Clifford

9.2

A marriage of orchard fruit and toast on the nose, like an apple orchard and breakfast bread had a dance. Richer toast on the palate but vibrant and light on its toes. Truly nuanced. I drink it up. I love good Chardonnay. So much. — 3 months ago

Jay Kline

9.1

It was fondue night so let’s drink some Beaujolais! This is my second time enjoying the 2021 Lapierre Morgan “S” and the first was enjoyed over the course of several days. With that first experience, there was positive evolution until the last glass. This time, I chose to pour into a decanter several hours prior to dinner. No formal notes but this exhibits a beautiful bouquet of raspberries, strawberries, pink flowers, herbs, stone minerals, and just a touch funky…reminding you of Lapierre’s natural sensibilities. Structure is medium…though acid kinda creeps up into the medium+ category. A wonderful pairing with fondue made with a 50/50 of Gruyère/Raclette and served in the Swiss style. Drink now with an extended decant or enjoy through 2031. — 9 months ago

Paul Jakubowski

8.9

Sweeter than I expected. Lemongrass and metallic flavors dominate. Decent acidity and deep flavors. Medium plus depth. Not bad. — a month ago

with Brooke

Vino Joe

9.3

Underwhelmed. Expected a lot more. This was totally fine but it was well below what I assumed it would be. Not much to say about it which is my disappointment. Have other bottles to try in the future. — 5 months ago

Brendan Baker

9.0

Ripe strawberry, earth, fine tannin, bit of heat on the finish. Nice bojo, but a step behind her Moulin-à-Vent and Morgan Corcelette for my taste — a year ago

Matthew Ward

9.0

Light, juicy, and again, fun. — 3 years ago

Doug Powers

9.1

Dark, moderately rich, brambly blackberry fruit mostly, very fresh and lively on palate, avoids the jammy, overripe notes that mar some Zins, seems quite youthful and capable of further development, my first Zin from Morgan T-P, very impressed!! (Drank MANY of his father’s Zins, dating back to the 1976 Vogelsong, his first!!) — 2 months ago

with Jim

Ken Venezio

9.2

Just love this Morgan Double L. Bright cherry on the opener with loads of bright red fruits and leather and tobacco. Distinct damp earth and seabed throughout. This is fuller bodied Pinot that delivers all the way through the finish. — 8 months ago

Raul Puga

9.1

Really enjoyed this. Crisp and refreshing — 2 years ago