Scott@Mister A’s-San Diego

9.5

1990 vintage. This was the start to the weekly tasting day with the reps. A fave guest brought this in. Was summoned to open it immediately despite having just strolled in. Grabbed the Durand and pounced. Didn't get the opportunity to see the fill but the foil, label and cork were all pristine (too little cork saturation for a 3+decade-old bottle). Screamed château reconditioned. Opened but not decanted. Good color. Great nose immediately. Tasted after 15 mins and 45 mins open. Tasted around noon but bottle needed to have been opened at prior midnight. Showed pretty well, however, with the delicate intricacies this wine is renowned for. Would have presented better with more air time but you can only control so much. 01.29.25. — 9 months ago

Eric Urbani

9.3

See prior notes — 4 years ago

Heath Bradby

9.0

I know nothing of the variety and this was a slightly confusing wine but still smashed it and loved it — 5 years ago

Timothy Lynch

9.5

The Chablis was showing beautifully. Out of the gate the Cos clearly charged ahead of the LP. However, thirty minutes in the LP was in full control and never looked back. All three wines…an easy mid-nine range. — 2 years ago

Matthew Bamberg-Johnson

10

Delicious and juicy. Had with the cauliflower soup but would stand up to way more — 3 years ago

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9.1

The 2017 Vitovska is decidedly savory and spicy, wafting up a beguiling display of sour apple, pear and lemon, complemented by hints of white pepper. It’s soft and almost fleshy upon entry, yet it quickly firms up through a display of brisk acids and minerals that nearly sizzle in the mouth. Inner florals dominate the finale, along with a tug of residual tension. The Skerlj Vitovska is fermented in oak vats for three weeks without temperature control before being moved to barrel for another twenty-four months. (Eric Guido, Vinous, January 2021)
— 5 years ago

David Clark

9.0

Salty nose, hint of the rubber ball, which does arrive. Smooth, spunky licorice, both red and black. Acidic but well under control. A sophisticated take on the barnyard. — 3 years ago

Justin & Joelle

9.2

Trader Joe’s favorite. Great lemongrass notes. This is the cruise control wine you always want to go to. — 3 years ago

Bromento Mori

9.1

Solid two-seam FB nibbling at the edges of the plate: good control, decent oomph, and a good workhorse. The price is outrageously good, though, which I reckon makes it matter more than a standard nothing btl. — 4 years ago

Andy Hall

9.5

So good! It is aging beautifully. Easily has another 10-15 years of cellaring. Hope I can control myself to be patient and spread the consumption of the remaining bottles over this time frame. — 5 years ago