Nose: hint white flowers.
Palate: good fruit. Less precise. Tiny Hint of chemical.
$16.67 — 4 months ago
Moondancer oyster happy hour — 2 months ago
2013 vintage. The Premier Cru "Clos du Roi" (or sometimes spelled "Roy") is considered by many the best vineyard in Mercurey. 2013 was a challenging vintage in many respects, but this is delicious. Intriguing nose with coffee beans and cherries, intertwined with floral and herbal impressions. Very fresh in the mouth, with juicy sour cherries, subtle spices, and a slightly rustic tannic backbone. Very good length. No signs of fatigue, I wouldn't be surprised to see this holding up well for another decade. Abv. 13%. — 8 months ago
Dinner at corazon — 13 hours ago
[Tasted on January 10, 2025 at Home]
Sour cherry and raspberry fruit, with graphite, earth and spice. — 6 months ago
Pure Chardonnay, without being overly oaky, hint of lemon, paired well with swordfish. — 8 months ago
Zach D
A portrait in elegance. Initially the nose is shy, but unfurls into a full range of lemon, from underripe to meyer lemon; yellow flowers, lilies etc, a slight amount of flint minerality, lemon custard, hint of fresh almond. On the palate reminiscent of a delicious lemon custard accented with a touch of vanilla, fresh acidity, great texture, good length. What a great wine. My first from Brisset and I must say I am impressed. @Lyle Fass — 11 days ago