Classic Gruner from top producer. Radish, white pepper, tart apricot, great acidity. Great value too. — 4 months ago
Popped and poured; enjoyed over the course of an hour. No formal notes. This is my first experience with the Champagnes of Legras & Haas and I found this quite easy to enjoy. In this instance, it played the role of aperitif and it did very well. It was light on its toes and shoes nice balance of fruit, acid and minerals. Base vintage is 2017…which might have something to do with it coming across a touch lean? Looking forward to trying again. Drink now. Disgorged April of 2022. — a year ago
Natty bubbles and silly good. This was in a category unlike anything I can recall. — 7 years ago
Popped and poured; enjoyed over the course of an hour. The NV Brut Rosé pours an attractive, pale pink with persistent mousse. On the nose, the wine is developing with notes of strawberry, raspberry, apple, lemon, lightly toasted brioche and minerals. On the palate the wine is dry with medium+ acid. Confirming the notes from the nose, the finish is medium+; round and balanced. I could easily drink the shit out of this. Drink now. Base harvest is 2020. Disgorged January 2023. — 2 months ago
Love the balance, the bright fruit and the easy drinking nature — 4 years ago
Sparkling wine, feeling so fine. This was so lovely. The grapefruit notes made it very memorable. — 5 years ago
Herbaceous and jammy. Lovely red. — 6 years ago
Very nice without the Pinot Grigio bite I bought it at Munsey Park wines and it didn’t give me any issues very nice dry clean clear mind  — 3 months ago
Rose wine with a lot of complexity. Lovely balance, some acid, floral, orange/raspberry. 12.5% alcohol. — 5 months ago
Fantastic wine for the price. Forest bottom with nice currant — 5 years ago
(Tasted November 2019)
Not your uncle’s Pinot Grigio. Full bodied and luscious with ripe orchard fruit, minerals, and enough structure to keep evolving in the cellar. This was a fun left field bottle to share with wine geeks at thanksgiving. $40
More info: 25 year old vines in heavy clay soil. Pluris vineyard is steep with only one row of vines per terrace for maximum exposure. — 7 years ago
Jen
Juicy and fresh, very drinkable at Il Carciofo Chicago — a month ago