Jonathan Wall

9.5

Imagine a great Cote Rotie, Cornas, and a Cal Syrah step into a bar. The atmosphere is all French but the ‘Mercian makes it interesting and overblown with too much density. It was spectacular, but if it were a bit more reserved, and didn’t stain my Riedel, it would have been on another level. — 3 months ago

nak4muu

9.0

メルシャン勝沼ツアー
香りを大事にするため敢えてのスクリューキャップ
ぶどう本来の味わいが楽しめてとても良い — 4 years ago

Jake Hajer

9.2

Medium bodied, brdx blend. Forrest floor, herbal, sweet cedar, savory black fruit. Aromatic and acidic. Balanced, elegant. — 5 years ago

Jonathan Wall

9.2

My ‘Mercian wine for a happy 4th! And these exploded! The cab was very good. Initial nose was big, but the mid palate was thin, even watery. Finish brought it back. Threw it in a decanter and 6 hours later it came together with black currants, chocolate, and just enough oak to backbone without ruining it. Meanwhile we had the ridge Syrah behind it which is my happy place. — 3 years ago

nak4muu

9.0

樽選抜
紫は山葡萄の色か？
— 4 years ago

John Munro

10

Oldest vines I. Japan — 4 years ago

E & K G

8.9

Usually not a huge fan of Koshu grapes as they always seem very flat in terms of flavors, lack complexity, etc. Good for easy summer drinking outside when very chilled. But this had tons of energy and had a bit more of a tropical profile given the warmer location vs other vineyards. Great new domaine from the former winemaker at both Mercian and Katsunuma Jyozo (both top domaines in the Koshu region). — 5 years ago

Chris Haywood

10

Thank god, success for koshu. Amber, peach, geraniums, and the usual citrus nose. This really makes up for the lack of depth and body in non mac koshu. It's still a light wine but there's an evolution from orange peel, peach, and softer floral flavours into a more chalky citrus finish. Its pretty awesome. We'll done mercian. — 3 years ago

Stefan Dolhain

9.0

2018 vintage. Dourthe managed this estate for the Japanese owners (Mercian) since 2001 and finally bought it in 2014. The soils are somewhat atypical for the Médoc, with a lot of clay, which explains why Reysson has probably the highest Merlot content (92%) on the left bank. Cru Bourgeois Supérieur. Another great Bordeaux value. Black cherries and very subtle oak. Round and balanced, with the high (abv. 14,5 %) alcohol well-integrated. Soft tannic structure and good length. — 4 years ago

Jake Hajer

9.1

Old world mixed, white, black, green pepper. Medium, almost light bodied, tart cherry, savory, high acidity. — 5 years ago