Domaine Faiveley (Joseph Faiveley)

Clos des Cortons Faiveley Monopole Grand Cru Pinot Noir 2015

Ron Siegel

9.3

This is built for the long haul & needed lots of air to reveal dark fruits, spice, mineral & floral. — 9 days ago

Shay, Tom and 10 others liked this

Louis Latour

Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru Chardonnay 2019

Alvaro Bustillos

9.2

Benito fdz corrida — 14 days ago

Jan, Juan and 4 others liked this

Louis Jadot

Domaine des Héritiers Corton Pougets Grand Cru Pinot Noir 2014

Matthew Malone

9.5

Romano’s birthday dinner! — a month ago

with Nicholas

Domaine Henri Boillot

Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru Chardonnay 2022

David T

Independent Sommelier/Wine Educator

9.5

You know you are drinking $400 plus a bottle Grand Cru Burgundy with the first sip. Is it worth it? If you have the money sure but, think you can find very good and near same quality for less money.

Another gorgeous 22. I know someone who has been going to Burgundy as a professional for 40 years that compared the 22 vintage to 59 and that is a huge statement that has the potential in time to prove itself out.

It is magic with the first sip. Perfect ripe and round. It is lush; Granny Smith apples, lime flesh w/ zest, lemon meringue, pineapple, green melon and white stone fruits. Honeysuckle, caramel, white cream froth, sea fossils & spray, beautiful chalky powder, limestone powder, biscuit, just a hint of mint leaf, field of spring flowers, yellow lilies framed in jasmine, perfect rainfall acidity and a round, elegant, lush, well balanced, well knitted finish that lasts minutes and fall on powdery mineral & white spice. — 2 months ago

Daniel, Paul and 16 others liked this

Tom Casagrande

Yummo!

André Clouet

Un Jour de 1911 Brut Champagne Pinot Noir

Alan Weinberg

9.1

Wish I knew the base year and other relevant info re this bottle. I’ve had it a couple years. Lovely stuff. Since they claim to make 1911 bottles, what do they do with the rest if “more” is vinified? — 5 days ago

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Jan A

Indeed excellent qpr. If you buy a case then each bottle is wrapped in straw and has it's own booklet. On the back of the booklet you can see the bottle nr xxxx/1911 and the degorgement date. This at least gives a hint of the period. It is a blend of multiple years so if they have a rich harvest maybe they save some for blending purposes with future vintages? They make other cuvee's as well so they blend excess wine with those also