Alvaro Bustillos

9.1

Gabriel ayala sosa jk flores mauro pc — 24 days ago

Stefan Dolhain

9.3

2019 vintage. Château La Fleur Cailleau, Canon-Fronsac. Bought in 1982 by Paul Barré (also Château La Garde, Fronsac) and managed these days by his son Gabriel and his wife Edith. Biodynamically farmed since 1990. Very impressive indeed, with an exemplary purity of fruit, ripe tannin and energetic acidity. Highly recommended. Abv. 14,5%. — 2 years ago

Stephen Worth

9.2

Imported by hand — 5 years ago

with SW

Kyle McGrotty

9.3

Montrachet is still the best white on the planet, but is it worth the price difference from some really good Burgundy or Bordeaux options? This is great juice and not too pricey for a true Montrachet. — 6 years ago

Ron R

9.3

Exquisite presentation. Limes and citrus fruits are everywhere. Superb presentation. Earthy palette presentation with a hint of petroleum. Finishes lithe and balanced. A very typical high-end white burg with plenty of runway ahead of it. — a year ago

with Anne-marie

Blake Walker

9.1

Minerals on the nose, with time in the glass more tropical citrus aromas emerge. More tropical fruit flavors on the palate. Medium bodied. — 4 years ago

Jul Arro

9.2

Buttery full body. Delicious alone. Petite $38 — 6 years ago

Jason Keefer

8.9

Super dusty, would have pegged it for much older. Wet leather, cedar, and cloves. Tasty, but shouldn’t sit for much longer. — 2 years ago

with Natasha

Frank B

8.9

Heavier body than I like for Chardonnay — 3 years ago

Severn Goodwin

9.2

Nose has under-ripe papaya, pineapple core, cut yellow apple, nondescript white florals and dry sandstone.

Palate has ripe pineapple core, lemon zest, light vanilla, pear puff pastry, yellow apple peel with slightly chalky notes to the medium finish. Excellent.

Testing out our new Gabriel Glas stemware tonight; almost like a (tulip) Scotch glass with a stem, really concentrating the aromas and with a wider bowl it's almost self-decanting. This was a great bottle to test them out.

I've mentioned before, never pass up the entry level wines of serious producers, they are great values, as their quality should be spread across the brand. So I'll be happy to drink the Bourgogne of anyone who also happens to make a Bâtard-Montrachet. — 5 years ago