Red fruit, violets, green apple, lithe and crisp. — 5 months ago
Blouge. Lovely. — 8 months ago
2022 vintage. Poured a bleep ton of this btg with the fleshy 2018 vintage which was declassified Meursault and Puligny grapes (9.1). This one is declassified Puligny and Chablis grapes so a little leaner. $23.38 a bottle cost for the resto was enticing. Interesting with medium + body but didn't quite knit together to the level I'd prefer. If I saw it in the wild btg, I'd hit it but wouldn't commit to an entire bottle for two. 10.01.25. — 9 months ago
Better than the last two bottles I had of this, 3 and 6 years ago respectively. Doesn’t have the acid balance on the finish that I tend to look for, but I’ve come to appreciate the earthy and foresty notes on this in addition to the fruit. Nice pairing with a “French style” rotisserie chicken, whatever that means. Enjoyed. — 3 years ago
Slight touch of brett. Added to the wine as the fruit was still present. Was a great one. — 6 years ago
Perfect with lobster. — 6 years ago
Lime, apple, and honeysuckle. Light and zesty but a touch less dry. — 7 months ago


Non sembrava pinot 2020 — 2 years ago
Oddly enough much better the next day. Slight chill. — 3 years ago
Excellent. Funky and yeasty with a fruity acidity. — 5 years ago
Smoky and full flavoured, without being too rich. — 6 years ago
Serious lift with bright yellow sprinkles. — 10 months ago
Cloudy, flowery, funky.
A blend of Scheurebe and 3 Muscat varieties, 4 months skin contact, fermented on the lees.
Exotic nose with lychee, flowers in bloom, a bit of mango & guava, with some nice funk and brilliant freshness.
Great energy on the palate, bone dry and with nice, chalky minerality under the juicy acidity, a touch of tannins, great purity & flow.
This is delicious stuff! A perfect orange wine for beginners. — 3 years ago
This was Minute Maid lemonade mix, violets, and the smell of freshly sanded wood. Really fine acidity and surprising depth. I could sniff these for hours. I kinda did. I think @Carla Hine thought I was weird for doing so. — 4 years ago


Scott@Mister A’s-San Diego
2009 vintage. From magnum. Under brush, plum and earth. Fairly integrated now. Somewhat riper than expected, yet not unpleasantly so. Generally prefer the white efforts from this winery but this was beyond solid. 6.14.26. — a month ago