Alberto Cdm

9.3

Molto buono. Elegante — a month ago

Lars Miller

9.5

This is for the rouge, which was not listed. Lovely vanilla and baking spices on the nose. Very unique! A bit of tannin, but not too much so. On the palate I can't identify a specific thing, but maybe some dark fruits. Wow, never had these grapes before and they are so different than the traditional ones we are familiar with (GSM, for example). Love this! — 3 years ago

Benjamin Hall Jr

9.0

Just a lovely easy drinking wine from Ile de Beaute, France. Very unique... and delicate. Light to medium bodied. Fruit is present but not overpowering.... but not dry. — 4 years ago

Andres Montoya

9.1

Wheat, iodine, fresh hay, — 7 years ago

Shay A

9.4

@Delectable Wine : This is the Late Disgorged BdB.

My bottle as part of a bubbles lineup with a local group. Other standouts were 2008 Cristal, 2004 Dom, Krug 168, Schramsberg Reserve LD 2004, and the unanimous winner, 2004 Charles Heidsieck Blanc de Millenaire.

Lots of fun comparing this to the 2004 LD Reserve version. I’ve been fortunate to have a lot of older Schramsberg and my thoughts remain the same…JSchram with age is my preference whereas I love the Reserve young.

Super leesy. 17yrs on the lees to be exact. It sports a baked profile aromatically (baked tropical fruits), fresh lemon scone, orange marmalade, and honey roasted nuts. Rich and full-bodied on the palate with a profile reminiscent of aged Le Mesnil. Great acidity and mousse. Slight truffle flair, alongside caramel apple, baking spices, and buttered honey braid. The only note missing from this to make it a dead ringer for old champagne is limestone. Otherwise, this was gorgeous. The Reserve shows much more youth at this age as well as red berry fruit, but texturally, this can’t be beat. Drink up. — a year ago

Sandra Stevens

9.5

So light and fruity. Loved it. — 3 years ago

Erin Christey

9.5

Mineral-driven, balanced acidity, with unexpected floral-perfumed finish — 6 years ago

Deborah M

9.3

“Many a trip continues long after movement in time and space have ceased.” John Steinbeck

Wine - it can take you places. Last night reminiscing about recent Paris travels so I pulled this beaute to enjoy with a friend. @55Seventy

Chateau La Lagune is located in the appellation of Haut-Medoc. This House was classified as a Third Growth in 1855. It was sold to the Frey family in 2000. The winemaker/owner, Caroline Frey, produced her first vintage in 2004. Her wines are described as having finesse, elegance and harmony. The 2010 is a blend of 55% Merlot, 35% Cabernet Sauvignon and 10% Petit Verdot.
— 2 years ago

Lisa Holms

9.0

Dedalus Thirst club August 2021 — 3 years ago

Erik Rini

9.2

Very good, never tried Niellucciu before, tastes a bit like a cotes du Rhône, Parker said it is best Corsican red wine he has ever tried.... — 6 years ago