What a treat to taste, even so young. Not on my dime, so thrilled for a splash. This will be epic in time, but very tight now. Still plenty of pure orchard fruits, a plethora of apples, pears, peaches and apricot. Complex mid palette with a core of minerals, highlighted by bright floral notes. When you consider the rarity, the undeniable elite winemaking and the price these bottles fetch, it boggles the brain. Wow. — 3 years ago
Tasty. Fruity. Smooth — 4 years ago
Afrutado suave. — 2 years ago
Pure Gold on the Government s dime. We’ll kind of. Haha Kpk/Carol — 3 years ago
When oranges wines are a dime a dozen, it is a special moment to drink one as epic as this. Golden brown and translucent. Very sherry-like against the light. There definitely is a sharp acidity but kept in check by aromas of dark fruit, honeyed tea, and an intriguing incense-like note. Taste is smooth and rich with citrus fruits, dried appricot, and a touch of sweetness. Medium-length finish and there is definitely some lingering tannin. This is a skin-contact wine to contemplate that keeps on giving. Very food-friendly, too. — 4 years ago
It’s fruity and leaves a pleasant taste on the Pallet, subtle green apple and other rich fruity flavours and good finish. Worth every dime ! — 4 years ago
2016 vintage. — 3 years ago
Fabulous. Almost ideal harmony of fruits and tannins. 16 years young and seamless! Been drinking”the dime” since 2003.
Never a bad bottle! — 3 years ago
I love dime. Absolutely love it. It’s been a pleasure to explore it beyond the village level. Wonderful lush and freshness of strawberry and hence a peppery radish and excellent floral notes throughout. We had this with some smoked Gouda and triple cream brie and it was amazing how each cheese brought out different flavors inherent in the wine. Could not have enjoyed it more. — 4 years ago
Neal Ferry
I recommend going to Hamel if you want the ultimate tasting, spendy yes but worth every dime of it…. — 4 months ago