Neil Valenzuela

9.0

Yum! After a long day of walking around at the happiest place on Earth! — 19 days ago

Marlos Silva

8.9

Na categoria vinho de supermercado esse Chardonnay de uma apelação menor é um grande achado no Saint Marche . Está bem evoluído, aparentemente no pico — 13 days ago

Nehemiah White

9.5

Great Chardonnay! — 2 months ago

Kevin Mullally

9.0

Like a nice hard apple cider. Little yeasty/brioche — a month ago

Alis Crawford

9.6

Very dry, crisp, balanced acidity, Light, fresh, paired well with oysters. Slightly nutty with blanched almond vibes #sundaysunsetpatio — 6 days ago

Jeffrey Woo

8.9

Light lemon-hued. Aromas of apricot, cream, grapefruit, and lemon. Light body and high acidity. Well-made and easily quaffable. Blend of Chardonnay (55%), Chenin Blanc (30%), and Pinot Noir (15%). — 2 months ago

Erika Scar

8.9

Perfect balance. Like it a lot! — 3 months ago

Jakub Kalinowski

8.9

Nicely structured local red, blend of Merlo, Syrah, Malbec and CS, with some wood aging.
Black berries & mulberries, a fresh flowery note (violets, lavender), dried herbs, a savoury, earthy undertone. Fresh!
On the palate this is balanced with juicy, grippy tannins, good flow, savoury with the fruit adding rather than dominating. Nice mouthfeel, good drinkability, alc held nicely in check (13%).
A proper french food wine! — 7 days ago

Jayna Fontenot

9.3

Delicate, light gold in color. Has an elegant yeasty smell with peach and lychee in the background. Creamy and supple with a lovely finish — 2 months ago

Jay Kline

9.2

Brought to Tasting Group; presented double-blind (I wanted to hear the taster say, “evidence of gas”…which never gets mentioned since nobody ever brings sparkles). I digress. The wine pours a burnished rose gold color with a persistent mousse. On the nose, baked Granny Smith apple, lemon rind, apricot, macerated raspberries and whipping cream. That palate dazzles with the same, aforementioned fruit though, the apricot comes across more pronounced. There are chalky minerals too. The wine is dry but has a compelling, sweet attack. Acid is medium+. A very long, creamy and almost saline finish that’s immensely satisfying. Some called Franciacorta, some Cava and some Limoux but most called NV Champagne. Blinding sparkling wine can often be tricky. Anyway, this Minière F & R Brut Zero was loved by all. This bottle was heavily based (79%) on the 2016 vintage with the balance coming from 2015. Basically 1/3, 1/3, 1/3 of Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier and Chardonnay respectively. Disgorged 08/2021. — 2 months ago