Served blind - and guessed as chassagne 2004; is has the slighly rustic character, that is the tell-tale, but overall a very decent white burgundy from af wonderful year. Quite elegant, medium body, round and friendly. Mature, but no signs of premox. #Peter

Fresh and vibrant, yet lush and full bodied with minerals, exotic fruit and an incredible balance. This is very young, there is more to come, and there is a long life ahead, is my guess, but it is no sin pop a bottle, if you have one more... @Peter

NR as I am uncertain; this is my no means gone, but you do feel a vintage, that is more for the reds than for the white; it is quite spicy, rustic, very full bodied, very dry indeed, more like an old white Hermitage... @Peter

Wonderful wine - and lovely to see it again. It has certainly survived the trip from the States; here is both body, a vibrant minerality, a solid fruit, complexity and length. No signs of aging, but the drinking window is open.
When Corton is good, it is out of this world. @Peter

Might have been a semi-off bottle, as this showed some signs of their vintage (as other Reynaud 2003 wines have); somewhat disjointed with notes of prunes and stewed, allthough still lively fruit.

corked!

Rustic & simple, a fair country wine, nothing more, nothing less - had no place in the nights line up, really...

I was guessing Burgundy, as this is extremely elegant, in harmony and balance; no signs of aging, just beautiful & singing pinot fruit. A first for me, and I was quite impressed.

Very nice result for 2003, no signs of heat what so ever; still quite young, surely, but it drinks smoothly and is dense, concentrated with telltale notes of olives and bacon and loads of black fruit. Great Côte-Rôtie, will live on...

In a perfect spot; mature, but not in any sense aging or over the hill, an archtypical Côte-Rôtie with loads of smoked meat, minerals, butchers floor and blood. Wine me up!

Third or fourth time tasting this, and the last couple of times has been great; this seems to have finally come around as almost a Beaucastel of old; rich, broad, sauvage, yet here in the1995 still a firm core and a mineral note, that I like. Will keep, but it is finally open for business.

A very elegant version of Barolo, just approaching maturity with tannins still intact, but also a light, almost Pinot-like fruit taking over the scene; you feel the power within, but one is charmed with the elegance

I adore this producer, and this wine was no exception. It is mature (in no way declining) and complete with a spine of cool, concentrated Cab and an broader, more spicy and sweet profile. This is world class wine, hands down.

Mature, but not declining; very elegant and well balanced, real, live fruit, tobacco, cigarbox et al; 1988 remains a classic vintage, overlooked, but just a point, if you love the Bordeaux of old.

I have had mixed experiences with this cuvée, but this one - from a somewhat weaker vintage - shows full maturity and great typicity with both iodine and blood; the Michel wines are less nervoux and broader than Clapes wine, this one is no exeption, but a very nice glass it is.