André Robert

Les Jardins du Mesnil Grand Cru Blanc de Blancs Brut Chardonnay 2016

John Howard

Harvest production at Hirsch and Cobb Wineries

9.4

Mari’s bday wine. So good again! — 3 days ago

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Domaine Ostertag

Les Jardins Alsace Pinot Gris 2020

Lee Hill

9.1

Hard to believe it’s the same grape that goes toward some of the most boring white wines available. This is wild; pretty peach color from a little skin contact, slight oxidative notes which add to the complexity without tiring the wine out, very lively, intense and fairly long finish, most of the fruit is around apricots. Lovely — 2 years ago

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Vidal-Fleury

Côtes du Rhône Red Rhone Blend

Rowena

9.4

Light fruity and a little acidity at the end. One of my favs. — 5 years ago

Fleury Pere & Fils

Fleur de l'Europe Brut Champagne 1995

Sang Ho Park

9.9

Green apple, pear, hay, sweet, sparkling, grape. — 6 years ago

J. V. Fleury

Côtes du Rhône Viognier 2011

Jay Fitch

9.1

Better with age. — 6 years ago

Fleury Pere & Fils

Cuvée Robert Fleury Millésimé Extra Brut Champagne

Amy Rodriguez

9.4

BREAD. Evokes layers of rich dough, rye, hazelnut, malted barley — 7 years ago

Fleury Estate Winery

BDX Howell Mountain Red Blend

Michael Doggett

9.8

This is one of the best cabs I have ever had at any price point. It’s best described as a show stopper! Was very fortunate to have this wine with a good friend that shared it with me. Would recommend for a special occasion to anyone without reservation over most anything else... — 8 years ago

Vidal-Fleury

Saint-Joseph Syrah 2014

Dave

9.1

This is hitting the spot tonight. Probably because I'm back in my own home with my lovely wife. But, the wine is super pleasant. At 12 years, this Syrah shows bright red fruit, apple skins, a little herbal spice, and a touch of tar on the back end. It's very good, and probably in its prime.
Listening to Duke Ellington — 5 months ago

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Tom Casagrande

Nice

Doug Powers

@Dave, I’m sure you know this, but Vidal-Fleury is the winery that Etienne Guigal (Marcel’s father and Philippe’s grandfather) got his start in WAY back in the day (1940s is only a guess on my part?), which the Guigal family eventually purchased. I’ve always thought the V-F wines to be good to very good, though not quite at the E. Guigal level. Maybe Philippe will see this note and comment.

Dave

Nice bit of history, thanks! @Doug Powers