Bit of age and beautiful colour- 20 euro bargain — 9 months ago
Wasn't able to identify the grapes but man, this is a good white. Pleasant and complex. Baked custard, marmalade, and saline minerality. Then lively and juicy on the finish like biting into a fresh pear, complete with the little hint of pear skin tannin. — 2 years ago
Limestone, sandy soil, solid — 5 years ago
Fresh and lemony. — 5 years ago
Drinking some birthday wine 😄 — 6 years ago
Bright, salty and refreshing. — 6 years ago
Prominent straw, stones minerals white floral notes. Straw color. Firm acidic texture into finish with sour fruit profile — 9 months ago
Quite nice with roasted salmon ($14) — a year ago
Such a clean citrus-y wine. Pairs incredible with food — 4 years ago
Amazing berry taste! — 5 years ago
Dedalus Thirst club September 2020 — 6 years ago
Love this unfiltered red blend, gallivanter, nice acidic start and berry finish, light to medium bodied, really tasty and easy drinking, — 6 years ago
Great wine that’s bright and refreshing. — 4 months ago
Medium intensity nose has golden plum, a fresh floral note, and some crushed stone. It’s pretty large-framed in the mouth. The acids are on the lowish side, but it’s got a minerality and a slight bitter note as the finish progresses that enlivens it. Good flavor intensity. The alcohol pooks through a little, but it should be nice with Milanese cutlets. — 7 months ago
Great value for the price. Very fresh, crisp, dry wine with green apples and grapefruit notes. Pleasant acidity, not as „stingy” as usually Picpoul is. Perfect companion to simple spaghetti with olive oil, pizza with white sauce or any friend who just steps by to talk about summer vacations in the South of France. — 5 years ago
Dark ripe berries but not overly fruity. Balanced with notes of white pepper and anise. Subtle minerality. Supple texture. Could age nicely. Takes a chill well. — 6 years ago

Doug Powers
33% Roussanne, 32% Grenache Blanc, 14% Picpoul, muted aromatics, mineral and tart fruits on the palate, less oily/viscous than the 2021, lingering finish, I marginally prefer the better balanced 2021 to this 2022. — 3 days ago