Tom Kobylarz

9.2

This baby has teeth, about as good as a Cote du Rhone I have ever had and me thinks can be! Between this and Jamet hard to beat CdR! Textbook N Rhone Syrah — 8 days ago

Ed Chin

9.1

For CdP this was quite good. Fair amount of fruit and brightness. There’s still plenty of life still. — 7 months ago

Brant Jones

10

Absolutely wonderful!! — 9 months ago

Anthony James Marr

9.3

The critics said it best “cornas at its finest” and I fully agree - this required a few hours in the decanter to open up and was showing even better on day 2 leading me to believe this could continue aging for another half decade before truly peaking — 16 days ago

Alvaro Bustillos

9.4

Gpo vision jrz — 7 months ago

Adam Baker

8.9

Split half bottle with Ryan at Le Palet (base of Grattalu chair lift, Tignes) with …. Light, refreshing, raspberry, light pepper. Medium-length finish. Very enjoyable for ski day lunch. — a year ago

Dave Hoffman

9.0

65% Syrah; 35% Cabernet Sauvignon — 3 months ago

Ron Siegel

9.3

Youthful that is showing well with dark cherry, berry fruit, graphite, smoke. lots of spice, licorice, violets & tobacco — 4 months ago

Karyn Fricke

8.9

Medium plus tannins, nice berry fruit on aroma and flavors with some chalkiness on the aftertaste. — 8 months ago

John Tan

8.9

Wildcard. Prob my fav cuvée from Julien. Tasted aged even tho it’s a 21. Flowery quality to it, like roses, potpourri.

[2019 Vintage:] “A captivating, translucent ruby red hue. Even on the nose alone, there is already a suggestion of ripeness, yet it is utterly enveloped by fragrance: white flowers, grapefruit, cherry, even stony minerals. Really classy and effusive, replete with sapid pinot-esque flavours of enviable concentration. The vintage is quite magical here: all pure, palate-staining but also inexplicably airy in the mouth. The mouthfeel is silky, culminating in a persistent, gentle and thoroughly sweet-fruited long finish held together by an invisible frame. Like the ethereal cuvée Auguste, trails of crushed flower petals replicate and repeat on the lingering finish.” AC
“Guillot brings a unique perspective to gamay—not quite Burgundy, not yet Beaujolais—not only in his Mâcon Rouge and Mâcon-Cruzille, but the mysterious, radiant, field-blended Cuvée 910.” Jon Bonné — 2 years ago