
Very unique white. — 8 years ago
Yup. Killer gamay — 9 years ago
That's the country I am from. Smaller batches of incredible wines are now produced there. When I grew up that was not always the case. Altitude is always a factor when tasting and savoring these delights. Cheese, charcuterie plates after a long hike in the spring or fall - even a fresh water fish or the sooo underrated (in the US) liver, kidney sweetbreads. I get some of these wines every year for Christmas - and drink them with passion when over there — 10 years ago
Tasted 22/05/2015
Wonderful specimen - rich, thrilling, fleshy.
Composed of different selections of Pinot Noir, grown on plots in terraces over 14 ha winery has at hills of Zion.
Dark cherry red colour, crimson rim. Oily legs.
Splendid nose of chocolate, brine, squeezed strawberry, cassis, tobacco, black currant, blue fig.
Silky medium-plus palate of hackish balance. Velvety tannins. Embracing flavors of black cherry liquor, black gooseberry, strawberry jam, black currant marmalade.
Noble lingering finish...
Paired to beef tenderloin with Russian sauce. — 10 years ago
2009 Pinot Noir from Switzerland. Great interesting wine.!! — 11 years ago
Unique and beautiful. — 3 years ago
The purest expression of Gamay - all the natural wine style without any of the funk. Very unique. — 8 years ago
Lovely summer wine — 9 years ago
Bien travaillé belle tension fruité en filigrane belle bouteille — 10 years ago
Very northern Rhône. Rich spicy and savory. — 4 years ago
Picked up in Zurich and hand carried back home Well worth the effort! Who knew there was so much great wine being made in Switzerland. — 8 years ago
Stunning Pinot Noir from Switzerland ! — 8 years ago
Frais, acidulée,petite effervescence, fruis exotiques 39$ — 9 years ago
Light, cherry, smooth, velvety — 10 years ago
Pale gold with earthy hazelnuts on the nose; dry, bright acidity with citrus notes on the palate. Elegant with an attractive plump viscosity.
Heida is the Swiss name for Savagnin. — 10 years ago
Perfection! FYI: this wine is made from Fendant grapes not Pinot Noir. — 11 years ago
Vin d’Ottawa
I have FINALLY tried wine from the rare Humange Rouge grape, grown deep in the Swiss Alps, and it did not disappoint.
Black cherry and Cranberry to start before settling into a herbal and lightly mineral finish. The way it twists from one into the other is beautiful. — 9 months ago