John Tan

9.0

Cafe Deco. Frederic Cossard. Slightly green, with a herbal tinge. — 2 years ago

Nniccolò Contenta

9.1

🌈 Cossard 🌈👌🏻 — 6 years ago

E & K G

9.2

Frederic Cossard Meursault - Amazing on the second day as well. Like biting into honeycombs. — 8 years ago

Jose Moran

9.2

Honest Pinoooooot Noir, by mr Cossard — 9 years ago

romo

9.3

Cossard. Natty yet silky. A cheap burgundy thrill. Wife-approved. — 4 years ago

Al Doyle

9.6

So fucken gooooood... I mean, what do you wanna know? — 7 years ago

with jams

Brash Higgins

9.4

Brilliant meursault from Frederic Cossard, pure and unadorned. — 8 years ago

Justin Hansohn

9.5

So so deep. A perfect example of when varying volnay 1er can ‘easily stand up to neighboring grand crus’. At first this came off like an ambitious Cali pinot but the complexity underneath the ripeness and dry extract was too bold to deny. This continued to unfold perfectly into a strong bouquet of dark dried flowers and earth at times crossing into motor oil, tires, dark leather car interior. The balance between freshness, density, ripeness, delicacy, feminine, and masculine is undeniable in this wine. Cossard is absolutely a master flexing in his ability. Winemaking, including viticulture, for this must be a proprietary technique. Obviously not even a touch of sulfur or additive manipulation in this wine. Completely wild and I still would never expect this to deteriorate over time. This is well worth the $100 or so that you will spend on this. I think any other producer putting out character like this in a wine would cost twice the price. Cossard is not necessarily under the radar but I have a feeling this style is not as embraced as it could be. — 5 years ago

Aske Munck

9.4

Cossard, you ol'devil you. Like meeting an old friend for dinner, haphazardly. The rich, acidy-sugary-fruity-ness is simply unsurpassable — 8 years ago

Jose Moran

9.4

Cossard, The truth — 9 years ago