Ron Siegel

9.2

This was all about dark red fruits, earth, mushroom & spice. Nice Qpr for a 20 yr old burg — 14 days ago

Vasanth Balakrishnan

9.3

My favorite #chinon yet. Black fruit, distinctive Jalapeño jam and bell pepper notes, faint violet. Beautifully balanced velvety palate, long mineral finish. Superb pairing with Provençal pork with black garlic and hazelnut vinaigrette. — 15 days ago

Chris MacLean

9.1

Label on the move. Excellent juice. — 16 days ago

with Sarah

Jason Keefer

9.0

A very barnyardy beaune with boysenberry and herbs. More dusty and earthy than expected. — a month ago

with Natasha

Kristen Mantei

10

Ripe strawberries on the nose and palate, a rich body with light tingly acid and lingering minerals. Just delicious. — a day ago

Mark Eastom

9.0

Bigger style, not shy. Toast and baked apple. — 16 days ago

Lee Pitofsky

9.4

What a beauty! Love Petits Monts. Floral and seductive. — 6 days ago

Eric Urbani

9.3

Beautiful wine on a beautiful Fathers Day! — 11 days ago

Eric

9.0

Pleasing. Not terribly remarkable. — 6 days ago

Shay A

9.4

My last bottle. When it comes to big house producers, Charles Heidsieck may very well be my favorite. This 2006 rosé has 8-10% still red wine in it, and spent about seven years before disgorgement.

This was opened alongside a Ulysse Collin Les Maillons (which is one of my favorite grower champagnes, yet I’m out at their increasing price point). The inherit sweetness here is so divine. More balanced than the bottle I opened 2-3yrs ago, yet more compact than the 2007 I opened a few months ago. Required about an hour to come in to its own. Salmon-colored in the glass with an intoxicating nose…strawberry shortbread, toasted pastries (cranberry scone), faint limestone. Typical CHeidsieck palate with richness but great focus…turns a bit darker red fruit driven but already possesses a mature-profile with nougat and spiced red fruits at the finish. Definitely some flair of orange zest too. Benchmark vintage rosé! — a month ago