Lemon, orange, lime, green apple, started better than it ended. Was a bit pithy at the end and lost complexity.
Lemon, orange, lime, green apple, started better than it ended. Was a bit pithy at the end and lost complexity.
Nov 13th, 2022
Light-ish. Bruised pear. Feels unbalanced. Could see this being much better in a few years. [Edit]: a few hours of air later and I’m changing my tune. Increasingly delicious. Wow what a transformation. 12.8%. Fairly soft style. Tasty.
Light-ish. Bruised pear. Feels unbalanced. Could see this being much better in a few years. [Edit]: a few hours of air later and I’m changing my tune. Increasingly delicious. Wow what a transformation. 12.8%. Fairly soft style. Tasty.
Mar 28th, 2025
Beautifully balanced. So elegant. Would love to taste the single vineyard wines, but this is a subtle, soft textured wine.
Beautifully balanced. So elegant. Would love to taste the single vineyard wines, but this is a subtle, soft textured wine.
Nov 17th, 2021
Excited to try this new one from Justin Willet and Etienne de Montille. Mildly reduced nose with hints of straw, fresh apple and oak. Mineral and lemon drive the palate, with orchard fruits. Ginger, tart pineapple, and cinnamon too. Somewhat racy. A little one dimensional but that’s nit picking. Reminds me of good Cote Chalonnaise.
Excited to try this new one from Justin Willet and Etienne de Montille. Mildly reduced nose with hints of straw, fresh apple and oak. Mineral and lemon drive the palate, with orchard fruits. Ginger, tart pineapple, and cinnamon too. Somewhat racy. A little one dimensional but that’s nit picking. Reminds me of good Cote Chalonnaise.
Aug 24th, 2020
Sta. Rita Hills, Central Coast, California, USA
