Peggy Hadley

8.9

Back in London. — 2 months ago

with Jim

Peter van den Besselaar

8.9

Vintage 2021 | Sauvignon Blanc from a large brand, very convincing though 🫶 paired with a schnitzel — 2 years ago

Brandon Boesch

9.6

Wow is this good. Raspberry, currant, pine, sage, cherry jolly ranchers, river rocks, more tart fruit and savory spice. Acidity keeps making my mouth say more, more, more. Great qpr and highly recommend. — 2 years ago

Jeremy

9.2

Lovely wine, although not as refined as the Cab Sauv. Improved markedly a day after opening. Great value. — 4 months ago

Donald Williams

9.6

Perfect with braised short ribs, or just about anything else. — 7 months ago

with Bonnie

Jeanette Bangs

9.0

« Les Darons » 🍷 et Bœuf Bourguignon avec les enfants - magnifique - joyeux Noël🎄 — 2 years ago

Dillan

9.2

Aromas of rose, clay, red fruit at first. Slightly peppery. Light. Beautiful flavors. Reminds me of the countryside outside of Girona. — 4 months ago

Ami Gokli

9.5

My favorite of the demo wines….stone fruits like peach and apricot…fruity, acidic easy to drink…contemplative — 7 months ago

Esther Garcia

9.8

Creamy texture. Intense flavor.
Balanced. — 2 years ago

Willie Carter

9.5

This superstar 2012 vintage just doesn’t seem to miss. Especially not when paired with the elegance of Bollinger.

A gorgeous rose copper color in the glass. Plenty of fine bubbles that seem to just go on and on. The approachability of these outstanding 12’s is immediate. Wild strawberries and herbs shine on the nose. Red currant, raspberries, and stewed plums. Some exquisite spice notes along with white flowers. Tangerines and watermelons play a part.

The vitality and sheer energy of this is amazing. 67% Pinot Noir from Aÿ and Verzenay. 33% Chardonnay from Oiry and Le Mesnil sur Oger with 5% still red wine from Bollinger’s legendary Côte aux Enfants vineyard. Terrific youthful tension and balance. Zippy acidity with 8 g/l of sugar. Disgorged in August of 2019 and already showing some maturity.

Pure romance on the tongue. Silky smooth and elegant with fresh red berries and more spice on the palate. Saffron and honey with oak complimenting. The Lehmann Jamesse Grand Blanc provided more floral notes, while the Riedel Dom Perignon showed more ripe fruit and minerality. Both wonderful. Yes this will obviously develop over time and become so much more special but you deserve this now. So do I. Enjoy.
— 3 years ago