Jan A

9.3

The nose screams lemon and then you are hit with round acidity on the palate. Quite rich with pear and peach (I'm drinking this on the chilly side). A little astringent note on the finish gives away the appellation. Great to see what can be achieved with a Bourgogne Blanc in the right hands. Worth the 100€ a bottle retail price? That's another debate 😉 a joy to drink anyways, happy to be able to buy some bottles and curious for their higher cru's 🚀 — 9 days ago

Martinez

9.2

Clean, pure nose with notes of grapefruit and some hazelnuts. Minerals, hints of butterscotch — 2 months ago

Erika Turner

10

Perfection — 3 months ago

with Rubychick

Lee Pitofsky

9.5

The south facing floral, pure and mineral Tillets and 2011 is a perfect match. It’s in a fantastic spot flaunting a beautiful bouquet of lilies, gunflint, hazelnut, honeyed stone fruit and lemon zest. The palate is incredibly vibrant with a crystalline purity, citrusy acids, an elegant texture and a stony mineral spine that holds it all together before its long, lifted and focused finale. 2011 Tillets has come together beautifully! — 15 days ago

Ron Siegel

9.2

Lemon, citrus, green apple with notes of wet stone, flint, mineral & racy acids. Delicious & quickly drained! — 2 months ago

Ron Siegel

9.4

LP Gala Dinner — 3 months ago

Ed Chin

9.2

Tons of lime and prickly acidity Give it a couple of yrs. — 5 months ago

Conrad Green

9.3

Very poised. Lime, sweetness, flint. Rounded and precise. Exotic at the edges. Quite long. — 7 days ago

with Major-General

Dave Countryman

9.6

Incredible expression. Tastes of popcorn! Yum… — an hour ago

Lee Pitofsky

9.4

I really like the vintage for Roulot. It’s so fresh, vibrant and energetic and time in bottle has really allowed it to come together nicely to show a balanced expression of ripe stone fruit, white flowers and citrus inflicted acids with a stony mineral backbone. Got better and better with air. Can never go wrong with Roulot! — 2 months ago