Mike Saviage

9.6

Bright tawny color. Looks great in the stem. Luscious nose. Bursting with fruit. Notes of tart bing cherry, sois bois, Asian spice, some rhubarb and an earthy menthol. Expansive in the mouth. Great balance of fruit and structure. Still young. In the zone. This is an answer to the question, “when is a great aged red burg better than anything else” — 16 days ago

Riddley Walker

9.0

Клюквенно-брусничный морс, красный грейпфрут, чуть медицинских трав, розмарин. Легкое тело с сочной кислотностью и едва заметными танинами. Естественно, напряжённо, тонко и прозрачно, с выразительной чистотой мякоти красных ягод. Элегантная натуральная простота. Выпивается незаметно. — 10 months ago

with Rin

E & K G

9.0

Good vintage showed with an elegant nose. Slightly tannic at the onset, so poured our glasses and prepared dinner for abt 20min. Was opening up quite well at that point. — 3 years ago

Charlie Evans

9.2

This wine surely punched above its weight class. Big boy wine but a hell of a value — 14 days ago

Pinotman /// Andreas

9.5

You can drink this as is. Not clear to me why I would age a wine which is awesome out of the gate. Stunning but 192$. Violets yes. Super elegant. Very well managed oak. Just a touch chalky. Pomegranate mostly. Hint of cherry. Tiny touch of blueberry really just a touch! And sandalwood. Yes this has all the hallmarks of a Grand Cru. Obviously for the wealthy or folks who forgo clothes and buy this instead. — a month ago

Quinn Roberts

8.9

Breathing a little easier today- in every sense. — 2 years ago

Ichiro Kawachi

9.4

Labo members gave me back in June. Earthy baked brick nose that belies clear garnet color. Velvet soft tannins. — a month ago

Craig Williams

9.0

No greenies or acidic expression for this ‘11. Red fruits, some loamy aspects with soft mouthfeel and moderate length. Was a pleasant surprise owing to the vintage. Kudos to A Gros! — 4 months ago

Maciej Kurka

9.2

I couldn’t find much about Mathias besides that he was born in 1990. His mom A-F Gros makes amazing wines so does his father F Parent. Mathias’s wine on the Bourgogne level seems full-bodied with chewy texture on the palate as approachable as any young Pommard wine. I’m really floored with the design of the label and quality of the wine and I see a great future in this producer. Cork still says A-F Gros but probably not for much longer. — 2 years ago

kasimir bujak

8.9

aromas of plastic, minerality, coconut, ripe apricot, white flowers...flavor here are all stone and tart stone fruit... lots of minerality and a little vegetation- but clean and elegant over all. — 3 years ago