

The 2020 Sancerre La Grande Côte is a fine wine with a piercing nose of floral and flint. While it may be dry, it offers a sensation of sweet fruit and high alcohol (14.5%), which Cotat compares to the ripe 2009 and 1990 vintages. Being late-picked and on a south slope, these grapes get ripe, and in this vintage, I can't help but think that the balance has been slightly knocked by this ripeness. That said, it offers delectable texture and sinew and remains an impressive wine. Tasting the 2009 Cul de Beaujeu soon after, high alcohol (15%) remains evident with bottle age. (Rebecca Gibb MW, Vinous, August 2021)
— 4 years ago
Definitely , 89 points , powerful flavour, soft tenninis, blackberry, cherry, medium finish of length, Definitely possible to store this . Good buy and shows 2023 been a vintage to be excited for — 2 years ago
Cul de Beaujeu — 5 years ago
Intense but way softer and fruitier than expected, likely due to vintage conditions. Intensely mineral on the nose but vying for primacy with copious amount of deep orchard fruit (greengage?). Rich and intense in the mouth. Lowish acids. Very very good but seemingly atypical (or maybe this is global warming typical). — 7 months ago
Uchi molly Etta — 3 years ago
Quite nice and enjoyable to drink. — 5 years ago
Nice wine, fresh and with Citron notes. — 7 years ago
Turd Ferguson
Bright and a bit feral. long finish. Fresh as a daisy. Could be a modest 1er Burg. Excellent with poulet roti and frites. K&L just dropped this quietly on their website (presumably winery direct) for $20. Crazy. — 4 days ago