Alessandro Dalle Carbonare

9.8

It take some time to sintonize with it. But once you are there the journey seems having no end. 98-100 — 9 days ago

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9.2

The 2019 Bon Pasteur has more fruit concentration than either the Gravette de Certan and La Fleur de Gay tasted alongside - blackberry and wild strawberry, truffle and a touch of smoke. The palate is medium-bodied with sappy black fruit, fine acidity, firm backbone yet with plenty of freshness on its sappy finish. A fine Pomerol. Tasted blind at the Southwold annual tasting. (Neal Martin, Vinous, February 2023) — a year ago

Steve Vanni

9.0

Really enjoyed this wine. — 4 years ago

carl thornblade

9.4

Great nose. Complex and smooth as velvet. — 3 months ago

Scott Kahn

9.0

A beautiful wine that had plenty of life, color, and complexity in the glass. Quite amazing! — a year ago

David White

9.2

Lovely Pinot impressive and improving with time
See earlier notes — 3 years ago

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9.5

The 2017 Hosanna was one of my favourite crus from Ets J-P Moueix from barrel. Now in bottle, it remains a delightful Pomerol. It has a generous and beautifully defined bouquet with ample red cherry, crushed strawberry and light black truffle aromas that are actually reminiscent of Bélair-Monange. The palate is medium-bodied but denser, thicker than its peers. There is real substance to this Hosanna that puts the relatively lightweight Certan-de-May in its place. It shows good grip with a saline finish. This is a deeply impressive Hosanna. Rejoice! (Neal Martin, Vinous, February 2020)
— 4 years ago

David Koenen

9.3

Laurel, cigar, tea leaves, sun dried tomatoes, grace, elegance. Surprise. — 7 months ago

Petr Jonak

8.9

DOH - PRG, B787, QR291, business class — 3 years ago

Chris Sowick

9.2

Bordeaux trip. Château Grand Barrail. $50.00. Classic Right Bank Bordeaux. Smooth Merlot start, with nice tannin finish. — 4 years ago