Martinez

8.9

Blend of hybrid varieties Frontenac Gris (25%) and La Crescent (75%) from a vineyard in Vergennes, in the Champlain Valley (Vermont). Very good, complex. You could not tell these are hybrid varieties — a year ago

Mike K

9.0

Nicely balanced, a little on the sweet side but overall very good flavor. Enjoyed quite a bit. — 4 years ago

Noah Chasin

9.2

Quebec? I know, right? I would love to do a blind test with some wine profesh and see what s/he says. Extraordinary subtlety. — 6 years ago

James Forsyth

9.0

A really tasty and surprising white that is initially quite tropical but finishes with more precision than one might have expected. This is the second wine I've ever had from Vermont and am impressed. Thanks @Julia Geisler for sharing. — 7 years ago

Barry Shailes

9.9

Dessert wine at Chateau Frontenac — 2 years ago

Jason Keefer

9.0

Rating for the Marquette, which was actually the grape which is a relative of Pinot, but nothing really like a Pinot. But I really liked it! Spicy, almost Syrah-ish, with nice velvety tannins. — 2 years ago

with Natasha

Melinda Hoffman

9.7

Fruité et généreux,excellent! vignoble québécois — 7 years ago

Barry Shailes

10

Had this at Chateau Frontenac, with our third course. Lovely, and full bodied. — 2 years ago

Iain Newton

9.0

Fantastic. Tart and crisp. — 4 years ago

Andrew Lohse

9.0

I was genuinely impressed by this Vermont Frontenac Gris, which drinks like a juicy Riesling and even had some Chenin characteristics—bright orchard fruit, lively acidity, and a surprisingly tasty dose of RS — 5 years ago