Willie Carter

9.3

Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. A pale lemon color in the glass with barely visible little green flecks. Lemon zest and apples of different varieties on the nose. Limestone and honey with a touch of sugar. Minerals and chamomile. So very sexy.

Lithe, lively, and lovely. Medium plus acidity with a ton of character and elegance. Very pure and fresh, clean. There’s a hint of slivered almond initially in the mouth followed by butterscotch and nectarines. Plenty of citrus notes here. A long finishing leaves you wanting more. A truly compelling Burgundy. — 12 days ago

Bruce Leboff

8.9

Pleasant. A bit short on the finish. — 2 months ago

with David

Camilo Jaramillo

9.3

241103 finca papá. Muuuy interesante en el cachete. — 4 months ago

Jack Krawczyk

9.5

granny smith apple — 11 days ago

David Shaw

9.0

Fresh, blueberry,, raspberry and cherry flavors, light tannins, just a touch more acid without becoming tart. Chill slightly. — a month ago

Diane M. Napolitano

9.7

From White Horse Wine and Spirits. Slightly dry, cranberries, cherries, strawberries, 🤤 — 2 months ago

Ruud Verhagen

9.2

enjoyable and smooth CS from Spain… — 4 months ago

Vijay Parikh

9.0

Aromaticslly strong slightly rustic and aggressive but a good quaffable wine — a month ago

Stefan Dolhain

9.4

2022 vintage. The website didn't update for the 2022 vintage yet, but according to Jeff Leve (the Wine Cellar Insider often has more recent info than the official websites), it is a blend of 75% Sauvignon Blanc and 25% Sémillon. In any case, it is a beauty. Pineapple and white peach go hand in hand with floral and mineral aromas. It has a very round mouthfeel, but very fresh at the same time. Probably the finest value in Pessac-Léognan white Cru Classés these days. — 2 months ago

Ericsson

9.4

One of those unicorn wines. Just a unique wine made of blend of varietals. Mostly Cab but some Pinot in there too. 2003 gives it a brickish color. Gorgeous wine with lively fruit and good acidity; lingering on the palate. “Daumas Gassac apparently has a geological formation unique in the Languedoc: chalky, friable, poor in humus, the bits of earth ranging in size from mere grains of sand to little stones, a soil similar in aspect, similar in constitution, to that of the Côte d’Or and the Italian Friuli.” Excerpt from Adventures of The Wine Route. — 3 months ago