Andrew Cullimore

9.4

No formal notes ….Medium straw colour . Quite intense slightly smoky lemon peel , flinty , oyster shell nose . On the palate quite surprising intensity and excellent length , refreshing acidity . Nice yellow fruits and roundness allied to great freshness . Drinking surprisingly well , though better in 5-10 years and should hold for a further 5-10. — 13 days ago

Alan Weinberg

9.3

super wine in the zone. Citrus and orchard fruits. Grear acidity. — 6 days ago

Daniel McCullough

9.4

Took a long while to show the level of complexity on offer, especially vs the 18 Le Banc. — 10 days ago

Conrad Green

9.5

A stunning nose. Lemon, lifted bright floral notes. A whiff of gunpowder. On the palate, dazzling with electric acidity and bright dynamic notes. Gorgeous — 9 days ago

with Bex and Lindsay

Conrad Green

9.4

Lovely. Bright and d lifted with floral notes, limestone, a tiny hint of mint. Flint edges. Gorgeous and pure and precise. Long and pretty. — 9 days ago

with Bex and Lindsay

Daniel McCullough

9.3

Pop and pour, was singing from the get-go. Exemplary wine, showcasing what Saint Aubin can offer. — 10 days ago

Lee Pitofsky

9.6

Absolutely stunning and explosive nose, just want to keep smelling. It’s layered with both ripe tropical and citrus fruit, lilies, marzipan, melted butter and signature Ramonet spearmint that comes in after some air. It’s immensely powerful and concentrated with such incredible density, weight and texture, yet not at all heavy as just enough acidity provides its richness with both lift and focus. While no doubt still young and primary, its attributes are in perfect display, simply rocking tonight in every way. To no surprise, 2012 Ruchottes is a Grand Cru-Premier Cru 😉 — 17 days ago

Andrew Shaheen

9.3

In a beautiful place right now. Plenty of life ahead.  — 17 days ago

Byron Hewett

9.3

This bottle was pretty. Concentrated fruit. — 8 days ago

Eric Vishria

9.6

In magnum. Absolutely fabulous. — 3 days ago