Dark ruby. Inviting nose of baked black cherry and hints of leather. Brighter cherry and softer leather on the medium full palate adding red apple peel, light tannins, and medium acidity. Finish is moderate and continues the palate before a quick drop off. Very nice and a value at under $50. Drink now through 2030. — 5 months ago
Great nose on opening. Jammy fruit. Moderate tannins. Would buy another Really enjoyed this Grenache blend. — 5 years ago
Wine for CNY. — 7 years ago
Amazingly smooth and the after bite is fire. I am very impressed well worth the buy!!! — 7 years ago
Had this in a Sazerac; smooth, maple syrup on the nose, made the Sazerac smoother than the rye whiskey version. — 8 years ago
This was a wonderful Cabernet Sauvignon, great with two different chicken dishes. — 4 months ago
Spice, mineral, red fruits, early-season raspberry, and compote. Really aromatic and so pretty. Elegant, architectural, generous, with fine tannins and a long, wispy, dissipating finish. Elegant fruit and real length. — 4 months ago
Most expensive worn in the menu but not as good as the previous one! — 6 years ago
Extraordinary Pinot with rich ripe red currant and nicely structured tannins. — 7 years ago
well balanced, but not knocking me out like the 2014. may need to open up a bit. $33 — 8 years ago
Love this producer. Not my favorite of his wines but that’s just personal taste. 12.5%. Still delicious. Very barnyardy — 8 years ago
Made with 70% Xarel-lo and 30% Macabeo in the Penedes, this is beautifully expressive, with brioche, butterscotch, and roasted almonds on the nose. Hints of citrus and crushed flowers peek out with time. On the palate the flavors mirror the nose, and a vibrant acidity comes through as well. Mouthfeel is creamy, and finish is long, with brioche and mineral notes lingering on the palate. Aged 95 months on the lees. Paired well with swordfish braised with tomatoes and sweet yellow peppers. — 4 months ago
Stone, lime and honey. Sunshine. Nice round smooth balance. Repeat. — 2 years ago
Rich and full-bodied, not sour, not tannic. — 6 years ago

It’s fun drinking Grand Crus, but it’s tough when they’re opened alongside “lesser” red burgundies that are drinking better (at this moment in time). Like many Grand Crus, this comes off as one dimensional but clearly singing its own beautiful song. — 8 years ago
Sipping Fine Wine
Very deep opaque red color with dark berry fruit aromas with pronounced spice. On the palate flavors of blackberry, plum and cherry with a base of peppery spice. Well balanced with vivid acidity and soft tannins. Long finish ending with fruit, spice and mineral tones. — 15 hours ago