Aaron Tan

9.3

Needs a little time to sing. I wasn't really digging the wine when it was first opened. Felt too ripe and rich, especially when compared with the Overnoy. But with air, the Grusse really started showing itself.

Stunning texture and density. Still shows its richness, especially on the mid-palate, but balanced by piercing acidity and lengthy chalkiness. Really toasty and nutty, baked apples, lemon zest, kinda creamy, saline, oyster shell. It's really quite beautiful. Pity there wasn't any left for day 2. — a month ago

Hampus Bejnö

9.3

Låg syra och så eller? Lemoncurd, sten och ett sjuhelsikes smakdjup. — 8 days ago

Kai Wright

9.2

More fruity and funky for the desert new year. — 21 days ago

Rob Moose

9.5

This is a truly excellent and soulful wine. I brought under the plane from NYC to Seattle and took to Canlis, where they immediately decanted and came by to give props on the BYO. I loved it right away. It had the nose and presence of a great white burg. Reminded me of Leroy and Roulot. And it kept evolving over two hours, ending up in more of a Raveneau place. Yes I am name dropping but I just had no idea this bottle was gonna bring it so hard. 1902 vines, 2012 vintage, a joy to have consumed and I would say no rush to open if you’re lucky enough to have. — 22 days ago

Lauren Hunter Lee

9.1

Consumed with Houston’s Emerald Kale & Rotisserie Chicken Salad while watching Mid 90’s - - — 12 days ago

Fredybeans

9.0

Couleur jaune clair
Nez sur un fruit blanc mûr qq notes de levures
Bouche gourmande et fraîche à la fois avec une finale sans alcool mais avec un léger sucre lie à la maturité — 21 days ago

Allison Lyzenga

8.9

Pale ruby; medium intensity aromas of strawberries, red cherry, raspberry, wildflower, earth, mineral; dry, medium plus acid, medium alcohol, medium body, medium intensity flavors of strawberries, red cherry, red currant, red raspberry, wildflower, mineral; medium finish, flavors not as concentrated as aromas, clean flavors, very good — 10 days ago

Lindsey King

9.0

As we all know Jean Bourdy has allegedly been in the Jura since time began. This chardo is mountains, air, dreams, freshwater streams and timelessness. — 13 days ago

Cristóbal Arellano Borges

9.0

It’s grrrrreat! Redberries, cream, grapefruit. — 20 days ago

Aaron Tan

9.1

This was a delicious pristine bottle, but on this night the Ganevat was simply the better wine. Less complex and dense in comparison, but it certainly has the guts to stand the test of time. Very primary, yellow fruits, pure, leesy. Day 2 and it's super salty, and showing more nutty tones. This really tastes like a good flat champagne! — a month ago