Ron Siegel

9.3

Approachable with its generous red fruits, cherry, kirsch, cassis, spice, earth, mineral & violet — 8 days ago

Ron Siegel

9.4

This seemed tighter than the Vaucrains with an underlying elegance that needed some air to reveal dark cherry, raspberry, crushed rock, underbrush, dried herbs, spice & violets — 5 months ago

Brent Clayton

9.2

Dark and brooding. — 8 months ago

Turd Ferguson

8.9

Burnt tire reduction blows off after one hour. Sturdy wine. Saturated/decently extracted but not a fruit bomb in the least. Lovely with polenta and grilled pork chops. Probably improve greatly with about 3 years in the cellar. — 10 months ago

Jen

9.0

Our third vintage at Fairchild. Not my favorite of them as a bit less fruity — 4 months ago

Aaron Petersen

9.5

2019 lots of spice on the end, paired well with the curry. Smells of sweet cherry, went down easy, in fact it disappeared. — 5 months ago

Lee Pitofsky

9.4

Old school burg! Love this vintage. 02 Perrieres is showing beautifully tonight, red fruited, elegant and seductive, descriptors I wouldn’t say I typically associate with NSG. A lengthy slow ox has it wafting from the glass with dried raspberry, brown spices, game bird, forest leaves and a liquid rock minerality. The palate shows impressive power and concentration with melting tannins and a persistent mineral inflicted finish. At peak but should hold through 2029. — 7 months ago

Aaron Tan

9.1

Not part of our little “Vosne-side of NSG” blind shootout, but it might as well have been. Opened earlier during dinner as a blind, I thought it looked very NSG. Why I had it there was mostly down to the elimination process in our blind options. Right on I was, but had it younger.

Very dark fruited on the nose, along with earthy, spicy notes and hints of dark chocolate and moss. The palate was quite pure and elegant, with grippy tannins and an earthy, lightly mineral (which didn’t seem to grow with air) finish. When drank side-by-side with the pair of 19’ NSG during dinner, it didn’t quite have the depth not intensity of the two. It certainly wasn’t as bombastic as the MG, nor had the obvious “goût de terrior” notes of the Grivot, but had a certain elegance I liked. — 4 months ago

Roberto Carli

9.2

Good fruit intensity but a bit sunny, leaves out some of the potential nuance — 6 months ago

Mike Freund

9.0

Perfumy. Dark color. High tannin for a Pinot. Hint of cranberry with mild cherry aftertaste. — 8 months ago