30 years. Fresh and bright out of the gate. Some cherry, quite acidic. Chalky. So for a good hour I was thinking man - great vintage, site and wine maker but was not really convinced. 12 hours later the wine is still in the same spot now with some oxygen. Basically I expect old burghs to be unique - rare one offs with secondary flavor profiles (what was that?) - this was not it. Classic may be - but not more. I would argue drink this up more years will not make a difference. — 3 months ago
Barrel sample. Denser than usual. Big mama Volnay. Chewy, dense, and loaded with unreal fruit. This has more body and push than I expected, but the village perfume is still there. Hedonistic Volnay with shoulders. — 3 days ago
Sweet nose, savory palate. — 6 months ago
Bright ruby color. Aromas of red berry fruit, violets, wood smoke and wet soil. Flavors of red cherries and currants with additional notes of cooked mushrooms, baking spices and coffee. Medium bodied but a bit short on the mid-palate. Silky tannins and light acidity. Part of Kevin Zraly’s 2025 Red Burgundy Master Class. — 7 months ago
Good but not great — 7 days ago
The Grill NYC — 6 days ago
Oscar’s Frankfurt — 2 months ago
Ruby with aromas of cherry, blueberry, strawberry, and some earthiness. Smooth with a long finish. On the bud, cherry and stewed fruits. — 3 months ago
White pfeffer cherry stone still holds up 9 years later — 4 months ago
Medium rubi robe, nose of spices, crushed flowers and dark berries. We decanted 30 minutes before diner. First bottle we got from the Cossard wines. If anything this one is impressive for the quality of fruit, the delicate extraction and careful upbringing. Most impressed and will try other wines from his stable. — 6 months ago
romo
WotN. Zero alcohol and .0001 tannin yields to gobs of fruit and sous bois tree bark smoothie. Wow. - at Archer — a day ago