Life at the beach with a bottle of bandol — 4 years ago
Smooth and fragrant.. — 7 years ago
Peach and pear aroma; peach and floral flavours fading into a slightly bitter mineral finish — 7 years ago
Manages to feel light and fresh with its rich, ripe body and dark fruit. — 9 years ago
The perfect companion to a classic summer dish—Salade Niçoise. The
Terrebrune Bandol Rosé is one of the more winsome, elegant rosés I've tasted this year. Primarly composed of Mourvèdre grown in blue Trias limestone soils, it is the minerality that really shines, along with breezy notes of alpine strawberries, raspberries, white peach and Rainier cherries. It is drier and more refined on the palate than the nose belies, with freshness, energy and acidic verve all dancing 'round a pronounced vein of chalk. — 11 years ago
Aged 5 years — 13 years ago
The lightest and most accessible of Tissot’s single-vineyard Vin Jaune bottlings. Savagnin from young vines rooted in Trias soils. Delicate nose reminiscent of a Fino. Mineral, saline — 2 years ago
Wonderful with our fresh monkfish from the local fish truck. Purchased a few years ago and the age has given this great wine more depth. Really nice owners if you are in their zone. — 5 years ago
This was outstanding for an entry level rhone. Even Bakke’s basic bottling, but singing beautifully at 12yo. In barrel for 6years!! Rich, deep, black and blue fruit but clean and delineated. Again the salt character from the terroir. Beat p/q you will find anywhere. At cellar door at Clos du Trias. — 7 years ago
Very good. Earthy with some pleasant funk. Reminded me a little bit of Clos de Trias Ventoux rouge. Took a bottle home as well. — 8 years ago
Super Wine! Combines slight oxidative touch with fine fruit like melon and passion fruit. Complex and mesmerising. Outstanding! — 10 years ago
A nice blend of Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc would've rated higher except it Trias has such an excellent wine in there Trius Red. This wine makes an excellent complement between complexity and smoothness — 12 years ago
Opened after lugging in and out of hotels and buses for a week after Barcelona. Light Ruby color, interesting funky sour cherries and berries, acidic lively on palate and finish. First taste of Sumoll. 11.5 ABV. Back label Finca Trias, sustainable grape growing, 1014/1427 bottles. Too acidic for Ho. Held up well in Cali style plastic water bottles for several days, perhaps even showing depth pointing to agility and aging potential. Upping by a point. — 3 years ago
En attaque, notes animales profondes, purée de fruits noirs (cassis), avec de la fraîcheur un peu acide et bienvenue qui évite d'être trop gras et vulgaire. Exactement ce que j'attendais d'un trousseau! — 5 years ago
Ripe and tannic, but juicy with good acidity that gives it a sleek feel on the palate. Drinking well with years to spare. — 8 years ago
Lovely crisp and yummy — 10 years ago
Old world meets New world, a very satisfying Rhone blend (especially on a cold night) — 11 years ago
Galen Hasler
Good but not my favorite style — 9 months ago