Iwan

9.0

(Almost) dry, yeasty, slightly funky. Lovely cider reminiscent of a Pet Nat — 4 months ago

Boris Mathiszik

9.0

Nice Paso cab. Fruit forward with grippy tannins. A quality wine. First time I have encountered this producer. — 10 months ago

Stephanie Horbaczewski

9.4

A special bubbles. YPO forum retreat — 2 years ago

Richard Jayson

9.0

Delicious with grilled lamb chops. Tried a copper bake mat on the grill. Great pairing with the wine. — 4 years ago

Kurt Winrich

9.1

Very standard Cab Sauv on the nose, but the palate is more fruit forward than I expected with hints of blackberry and even a little cherry. Also hints of tobacco. Solid tannins on the finish. — 8 months ago

Stefan Dolhain

9.6

2018 vintage. As Juliette Ɓécot wanted to produce more elegant, accessible wines, Thomas Duclos replaced Michel Rolland as consulting oenologist with the 2017 vintage. I must say the new style is extremely convincing, and this 2018 is the best wine I have ever tasted from this estate. Although it is very concentrated, elegance is the keyword here, honouring the fine terroir on the limestone plateau. Raspberries, blueberries, flowers, subtle cedar wood, and a slight hint of fresh mint fighting for your attention. In the mouth, it seems so effortless, with layers of red and black fruit, velvety tannin and a very, very long mineral finish. The 14,5% abv is beautifully integrated. — a year ago

Daniel Bloom

9.0

N: Big red roses, pomegranates, cherries,Rhubarb.
a herbal, savory note like thyme.
P: Acidity out the wazoo. Bright red fruits, Cranberries, tartness, but balanced. Light tannic structure but chewy. Tart/sweet/savory .Big flowers — 3 years ago

with Sarah

Kurt Winrich

9.2

Floral, definitely cherry, butterscotch more than vanilla. Even a cherry Coke. — 8 months ago

Shay A

9.3

@Delectable Wine : This is Domaine Les Monts Fournois’s Vallée 75 Mois de Cave - Premier Cru NV de Luxe. I didn’t see it in the database.

From winemaker Juliette Alips (Louis Latour, GD Vajra, Louis Roederer), cousin of the Bereche brothers (who are helping consult).

I love any and all things by Bereche, so when this new producer became available to try, I bought this as well as the vintage Grand Cru Cramant (which I posted a month or two ago).

As the name suggests, this receives 75 months on the lees. Base 2015, disgorged Sept ‘22. Blend of Pinot Noir (70%), Chardonnay (20%), and Pinot Meunier (10%). What I enjoyed about this over the Cramant was how Bereche-like it was. Powerful, beautifully ripe, textural as expected from the extended lees contact. Spiced golden apple, Mirabelle, layers of ripe and exotic yellow fruit before channeling the darker red berry fruit. Kiss of toast and sea spray at the finish. Wears its 5.5g/l dosage really well. I enjoyed this quite a bit. 93+ — a year ago

Jon Kern

9.8

Unbelievable taste, smooth, delicious. Paired with beef burgundy. Purchased from the Vinger in person and cellared. We have a 2001 as well. (Red) — 4 years ago