2021/4 with roast pheasant breast with pheasant fond, truffle butter and cabbage. As seems to happen with reds from my (overly cold?) cellar, this still seemed to be emerging from adolescence - not quite what most would expect from a 14+ year Chalonnaise wine. Then again, I’ve always found the 2006 reds from Burgundy to be a little blocky, and little blowsy. Still, this was tasty and had hints of emerging complexity. It also still had the price tag on it, and I marveled again that de Villaine has barely raised prices in well over a decade (the recent, pricier line of 1er crus being new additions to the lineup). Please, please, never change. — 3 days ago
Transparent & die cast with power and depth. — 9 days ago
LOVE from Jessica P. — 3 days ago
Smooth just a tad dry but full of flavor and easy to drink. — 20 days ago
Ellen Clifford

Dry but so aromatic you’d almost think for a second it could be but...nope! Excellent dry Riesling with all the honeysuckle and mineral you could hope for! — 12 days ago