Charlie Tapp

9.4

Raspberry, cranberry, clove, earth, red plum, mushroom, sandalwood and cigar ash. — 5 days ago

DelectableWino

9.0

Good. Decent price too. — 3 years ago

Lars Fischer

9.2

Etienne Vergy Pinot Noir Mercurey — 5 years ago

Karl Larsen

8.9

Light Pinot noir. Smooth forward, most of the fruit is on the back end — 6 years ago

Byron Hewett

9.2

Lovely villages wine. This vineyard sits above Clos de Tart. Punches way above its classification. Seamless. — 2 years ago

Kurtis Epp

9.1

I’m not sure if this is the right match since I’m drinking a nice dry white wine and Delectable shows this as a Pinot Noir. It’s definitely a Bourgogne...very fruity yet dry white French varietal. — 4 years ago

Gil Krakowsky

9.7

Serious wine, whatever that means. Nose of deep red fruits with an undercurrent of freshly cut grass and a hint of earthiness. Still a bit primary and tannic, but still just intense, focused and ethereal. Much more chambolle than NSG — 5 years ago

Michael Greene

9.2

Ripe dark cherry. Concentrated. Typical Morey character. — 2 years ago

Aravind A

9.3

Pop and 1 hr slow ox before tasting. On the nose: denser and more tightly wound than the 17, but still darn good: soft earth, a suggestion of coffee toast, black raspberry, soft spiced plum. On the palate: fantastic acidity, blackberry, strawberry leaf, soft, but very bright coffee notes, and finely grained tannin on the finish. This is a village wine, but it definitely seems structured to improve with some short term aging. Yum. — 3 years ago

Severn Goodwin

9.0

Nose of cedar, red raspberry, juiced cherry, cranberry and wet leaves.

Palate has rehydrated cranberry, partially dried cherry, raspberry juice, unsweetened cranberry juice, early spring strawberry and light, loamy earth.

Slightly grippy tannins, otherwise a very smooth finish, medium length. Our first go around with this producer. I bought at a local shop tasting event, decanting this was the way to go. The fruit was solid when I first tasted, but the tannins seemed to get in the way. You'll (generally) never get to taste a bottle at a walk around that has had the proper air, so you need to go on faith and experience some times. I'm not disappointed with this bottle tonight, decent show. $25

Another 3-5 years of patience will do no harm to this bottle, likely benefit. — 5 years ago