Ted

9.1

Cool wine. Raspberry and wet gravel. Smooth and soft. — 3 months ago

Daniel M

9.0

Cherry, blackberry, plum, licorice, garrigue. Very nice nose. The palate is well made and shows some nice spice (black pepper), blackberry and cherry, a good width and some matter on the side, a vivid mouthfeel with a grip, some light tannins that caress before a long finish with black fruits and licorice in retro. Quite good indeed! We had it along a great moussaka made by Mrs M. and it was great. — 2 years ago

Ellen Clifford

9.1

Like a GSM but take out the M and add Carignan. This thoroughly fulfills the winemaker’s yearning for freshness out of Toussillon. Smells of dark and bramble fruits but with pepper and spice and somehow I drink it and see the sea. — 3 years ago

Nagib Nasr

9.1

Incredible aroma. Great on the palate. — 8 months ago

Tom Casagrande

9.1

Delicious. It’s mostly Mourvèdre but it’s different than a Bandol in the it’s seems more open and a bit less structured. Lots of garrigue/roasted herbs/iodine on the nose. Dark berries underneath. Concentrated and very savory in the mouth. Very clingy and long. A fair amount of relatively soft tannin, with acids on the lowish side. Really good value, if you can find it.

UPDATE: Night 2 the palate is showing less savory and way more deep fruit. That suggests to me that this needs air of drink in the short term and also will age for a few years. — 10 months ago

Neal Ferry

8.9

Very Nice with a chunk of red meat — 2 years ago

Pablo Cetlinski

10

Buy a case or even two! — 3 years ago

Erica Gamble

9.3

Dark fruit, floral, earthy. Very smooth. Unique and impressive. — 10 months ago

Alex Lallos

Owner No Limit Fine Wines, Private Wine Consultant

9.2

This was such a pleasant surprise. So pure and authentic. Incredibly drinkable for such a young wine but seems like it has the legs to last. We crushed this wine in no time with lamb — a year ago

Ely Cohn

9.2

Unassuming. Strict, quiet, barely there aromas of gunpowder, white flowers, blanched almonds. The pale hay colors suggest this is light and easy. It’s not.

It’s 14.5% - fatty oily, type A introvert of a wine.

Slightly hot, we get yellow peach, jasmine, almond. Drink this at cellar temp and drink slow, as she charges quick. — 3 years ago