Laurier Tremblay

9.0

Light, refreshing, not overly yeasty. Pleasant to sip with friend and family — 2 months ago

Jol

9.2

Belle année se boit bien mieux que les plus jeunes — 10 months ago

Romain Fitoussi

9.3

Superb dress, brown gold, thin nose reduced nuts, apricot kernels, ginger, straw, vetiver, honeysuckle, of a beautiful finesse with vivacity. The energy of a sweet young wine in the force of age. Balances between polite but still lively young notes, and already an evolution that is being felt. Superb as much to start with as for dessert or on a marbled cheese.

Superbe robe, or brun, nez fin réduit noix, noyaux d’abricot, gingembre, paille, vétiver, chèvrefeuille, d’une belle finesse avec de la vivacité. L’énergie d’un jeune liquoreux dans la force de l’âge. Equilbre entre notes de jeunes polies mais encore vives, et déjà une évolution qui se fait sentir. Superbe autant pour commencer qu’au dessert ou sur un fromage à patte persillée. — 3 years ago

TwiLea Fletcher

9.2

08.20.25
Wonderful Chardonnay!
Does not say burgundy on the bottle but that’s where they are from. — 2 months ago

Justin Michel

9.5

NYE Lily of the valley dit was echt top — 2 years ago

Romain Fitoussi

8.9

Gourmet vintage, young vines in the making with the markers of Syrah that we like to find: violets, black fruits, pepper, light smoke. Soft, straight and balanced mouth.

Cuvée gourmande, à priori de jeunes vignes en devenir avec les marqueurs de la Syrah qu’on aime retrouver: violettes, fruits noirs, poivre, léger fumé. Bouche souple, droite et équilibrée. — 4 years ago

Fredybeans

9.0

Robe noire nez fruit noire garrigue
Bouche dense aux tanins très jeunes mais bien fait
A attendre en toute confiance — 5 years ago

Ted

9.0

Tasty. Put a little chill on it as well. Dusty cherry with a tiny splash of cinnamon and tomato leaf. — 8 months ago

with Jeni

Billy L.

9.1

2021 Sans Liege Les Jeunes Rose
Sans Liege Pismo Beach Tasting Room:
90% Mourvèdre, 10% Grenache — 2 years ago

Martinez

9.0

One of the most respected names in Alsace, Albert Boxler holds a total of 14 hectares in and around Niedermorschwihr, approximately half of them in the Brand and Sommerberg grand crus. Within the Sommerberg, they vinify each of their parcels separately and produce multiple Riesling bottlings from different lieux-dits, discreetly indicated with capitals on their labels.

The Sommerberg D comes from a southeast-facing plot with 70+ year old vines on granite soils at altitude of about 250-290 meters (820-950 ft) in the Dudenstein section. The Sommerberg E comes from a very steep and stony plot with 45+ year-old vines higher up in the hill at about 400m (1,300ft) in the Eckberg section. The “regular” Sommerberg is sourced from two different plots with 40+ year-old vines at an elevation of 320-330 meters (1,000 ft). Additionally they produce a JV Jeunes Vignes (aka Réserve in the US, pictured here) with the youngest vines or declassified fruit from these sites as well as their late harvest/Vendange Tardive VT and Sélection de Grains Nobles S.G.N. depending on the year. — 5 years ago