Clos Saint-Fiacre

Orléans Pinot Meunier

9.15 ratings
-no pro ratings
Orléans, Central Vineyards, Loire Valley, France
Pinot Meunier
Top Notes For
Jon Hanlon

Nice, very long held. A little skunky on opening, but after some air it really comes alive.

Nice, very long held. A little skunky on opening, but after some air it really comes alive.

Oct 19th, 2020
Vay John Blazina

Medium to dark color with a subdued nose & a fairly full complex body with a medium length aftertaste. It has blossomed since last tasted several years ago & stood up well to a 1883 Ch Arnauld Haut Medoc & 2004 Palladian Napa Cabernet Sauvignon. 4.5/5.

Medium to dark color with a subdued nose & a fairly full complex body with a medium length aftertaste. It has blossomed since last tasted several years ago & stood up well to a 1883 Ch Arnauld Haut Medoc & 2004 Palladian Napa Cabernet Sauvignon. 4.5/5.

Sep 3rd, 2020
Vay John Blazina

Medium red color with a nice fruity & uplifting nose with a medium body that’s complex with refreshing acidity & a long aftertaste.

Medium red color with a nice fruity & uplifting nose with a medium body that’s complex with refreshing acidity & a long aftertaste.

Dec 29th, 2019
Keith Levenberg

Lost this bottle in a corner of the cellar for a few years, and I'm glad I did, as this is much more interesting now than it was a few years ago. This is pinot meunier, and tastes pretty much exactly how you'd think it would taste, like pinot noir with more funk. Starts out a little gamey with a leathery sheen and then turns into a total spice bazaar with some clearly oak-derived woodspice along with more exotic cumin- and coriander-type flavors, which combine to give it the scent of an old wooden spice box. The berry fruit and feminine proportions are very pinot noir-like but it's the other stuff that makes this interesting and more wild.

Lost this bottle in a corner of the cellar for a few years, and I'm glad I did, as this is much more interesting now than it was a few years ago. This is pinot meunier, and tastes pretty much exactly how you'd think it would taste, like pinot noir with more funk. Starts out a little gamey with a leathery sheen and then turns into a total spice bazaar with some clearly oak-derived woodspice along with more exotic cumin- and coriander-type flavors, which combine to give it the scent of an old wooden spice box. The berry fruit and feminine proportions are very pinot noir-like but it's the other stuff that makes this interesting and more wild.

Jul 28th, 2015
Mike Evans

Mike had this 10 years ago

Mike had this 10 years ago

Aug 2nd, 2015