Sergio nevarez — 9 months ago
It says Tremblay-Marchive, which I think is the estate where the fruit is from, but it’s made by Domaine des Malandes. Nose has classic seashelly limestone with a bit of brothiness. The citrusy fruit has a slight herbal edge. Crisp and balanced, though not especially deep. — 3 years ago
Nose: mineral. Acid. Classic village Chablis.
Palate : some spice. Hint of fat. Mineral. Classic.
Mosaic $24 — 3 months ago


Rich and nicely balanced wine with great acid and minerality alongside of ripe citrus and Asian apple/pear fruit. Extremely enjoyable wine. — 3 months ago
Medium rubi robe, nose of cherries and spices. It has good complexity and lots of fruit, but also some wood in it, being well absorbed but easy to spot. Its a very good bottle, wine used to be done with Chambolle and Vosne young vines, dont know in 2018 but its a safe bet anyway. Would be much better off with less new wood. — 6 months ago
It is the perfect wine to enjoy with fish to chicken. Plenty of flavor minus the heavy California oak. After I open a bottle, It just magically disappears. And it’s a bargain given the price was just $23. — 2 years ago
Mike Evans
Tremblay’s wines consistently punch above their weight but unfortunately not above their price tag. This is an incredible Bourgogne rouge with the depth and purity of fruit that exemplify Tremblay. — 3 months ago