Outstanding Beaujolais. Shimmers in the glass. Minerals and bright black cherry dominate on the palate, with a smack of flowers on the finish. — 7 months ago
Tough right now but good to revisit in 2+ years — 2 years ago
Cool label — 7 years ago
Med light, med dry, med alcohol, low alcohol, med body. Very easy drinking tasty wine — 2 months ago
Light and easy to pair with food. Has a note of earl gray at the finish. Serving at our 2025 Friendsgiving — 8 months ago
Looked a little oxi when first opened, but it seemed to pull back in the glass. Some honey still, but the core of lemon fruit was so intense - lemon curd and peel all the way. White florals, musky wood, and a touch of spice too. Super salty finish and an acidity that keeps growing. Tasty! — 3 years ago
Very intense flavor. Really great with quail. I highly recommend. Wish I had more! — 5 years ago
Not quite as yeasty as a rose champagne but quite lovely to celebrate an anniversary — 6 years ago
Gorgeous clay-like nose. Juicy and dense, with insane tannin management, gorgeous granite, acidity, velvet texture, freshness and unreal energy. So, so sick. — a month ago
Nervy, lively Beauj, like biting into a strawberry wrapped in a mint leaf and plugged into an electrical outlet. Good — 2 months ago
Absolutely gorgeous. — 10 months ago
Singing now but plenty of stuffing to go the distance — 2 years ago
Drunk April 9 2022Malu’s birthday. Possibly best wine in my cave better than 1er cru with everything you could want from Bordeaux — 4 years ago
Deep purple colour with clean berry flavour on palate not too tannic but aftertaste and length falling away
Good GSM from Languedoc — 6 years ago
Nice GSM southern France
Silky tannins with really longish finish
Nice change from Barossa GSMs - the Shiraz does not drown the blend — 7 years ago
Lyle Fass

Founder Fass Selections
Astonishing right out of the bottle. Gorgeous Northern Rhône nose of green and black olive, granite, blackberry, red currant and wild Syrah perfume. But the story is the tannins. My God. The refinement here is insane: molten, elegant, seamless tannins that melt across the palate with ridiculous class. So drinkable, so pure, so balanced, with deep fruit, granitic freshness and a long, graceful finish. This is my favorite Saint-Joseph, and it is drinking beautifully already. — 10 days ago