Ed Lehrman

9.3

The gold standard of Vouvray Sec and Le Mont is always my favorite of the 3 Huets. — a month ago

Matt Perlman

9.2

This was pretty muted at least initially. Crisp and refreshing with orchard fruit, wet stones, a bit of smoke, but with a depth hinting at lots more to come with time. Would wait or give it a decant — 7 months ago

Jay Kline

9.3

Opened about an hour before service. No formal notes. The 1996 Château La Rame “Réserve du Château” pours a deep burnished copper/gold color with medium+ viscosity. Layers of delicious dried apricots, candied lemon, honeysuckle, nuts, with perfectly balanced acid. This is a rich and decadent dessert wine that reminds me of Sauternes (as it should considering it's 100% old-vine Sémillion affected by botrytis) and and a lovely pairing with what was an artistic, deconstructed take on a lemon meringue pie. Will probably live forever. — 9 months ago

Ed Chin

9.2

Acid wins the day! I’ve never had a Demi sec before so I was expecting a bit of sweetness and added texture. Well maybe a hint upon initial taste of citrus and honeysuckle. I really enjoyed this! — 3 months ago

Ashley B

10

This wine is delicious — 9 months ago

David Shaw

9.1

Golden yellow, nice gentle fizz on pour. Clean fermented aromas, floral and dried fruit flavors, a lot of varietal character on the finish, good acidity overall. Different but enjoyable — a year ago

Akiva Tschernia

9.0

2020 needs 2-3 years. But still very drinkabke — 4 months ago

romo

9.2

Syrupy and light at the same time. — 4 months ago

Zack Hall

9.1

Not totally fresh but fine split and consumed quickly. — 9 months ago

Jakub Kalinowski

9.2

Sweet aroma explosion. Light honey, Mirabelle plums, apricots, white tea, candied orange peel, yet it remains so fresh.
On the palate this is so balance, so juicy, v. sweet to still fresh. And there’s depth, a hint of tannic structure, a stony, mineral finish.
Why have dessert when you can have this? — 2 years ago