Green apples, rocks, stones, flowers, and orange rind mix with a dash of honeysuckle and caramel in the nose, leaving you with freshness and nuances of saffron, orange, apricot, and yellow citrus on the back end. Drink from 2023-2028.
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Fruit salad, pineapple and grilled coconut flakes. Acidity is restrained and the wine comes with a bit of a fatty mouth feeling. Fairly intense, short and tivoli-fruity.
When the label was revealed, I was honestly surprised. This didn't come across as special. Not a very big step up from the hordes of white Graves.
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Cellartracker in the flesh with Stefan, Akiko, Mats & Tomas (Paul Boucasse, Tokyo): "Served blind. Medium minus intensity initially but, with agitation, cedar, sweet spice over a little apple, citrus, lemon, smidge of lime and, with time, a little butter. In the mouth it has medium plus intensity acidity, honey, muted fruit is slightly sour showing green apple, a little butter, plenty of textured burr, needs time to open, slight non-intrusive alcohol warmth. Hmm, fairly enjoyable. I didn't think this was from Pessac/Graves - it felt like a worked white from the Medoc from a prestigious producer and from the early noughties."
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Oxidation creeping in with notes of caramel but there is still enough freshness here to enjoy the wine. Pineapple, tangerine zest and lemon. Long and complex. Best drunk a few years ago, drink up.
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(Lur-Saluces "Y") This was the third time I'd had it, and I found it had opened up and was drinking a lot better than just four months ago. It has a lovely floral and lemony nose; a good oily texture with midpalate flavors that include lemon, a hint of butterscotch and marshmallow, and a nice, long finish
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9/4/2023 - Jeff Leve wrote: 91 Points
Green apples, rocks, stones, flowers, and orange rind mix with a dash of honeysuckle and caramel in the nose, leaving you with freshness and nuances of saffron, orange, apricot, and yellow citrus on the back end. Drink from 2023-2028.
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4/1/2023 - StefanAkiko Likes this wine: 87 Points
Old Bordeaux in Tokyo (Brasserie Paul Bocuse): With Chatters, Vintomas and Mats @Brasserie Paul Bocuse. Theme: Old Bordeaux.
2023-04-01
Fruit salad, pineapple and grilled coconut flakes. Acidity is restrained and the wine comes with a bit of a fatty mouth feeling. Fairly intense, short and tivoli-fruity.
When the label was revealed, I was honestly surprised. This didn't come across as special. Not a very big step up from the hordes of white Graves.
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4/1/2023 - chatters wrote:
Cellartracker in the flesh with Stefan, Akiko, Mats & Tomas (Paul Boucasse, Tokyo): "Served blind.
Medium minus intensity initially but, with agitation, cedar, sweet spice over a little apple, citrus, lemon, smidge of lime and, with time, a little butter. In the mouth it has medium plus intensity acidity, honey, muted fruit is slightly sour showing green apple, a little butter, plenty of textured burr, needs time to open, slight non-intrusive alcohol warmth. Hmm, fairly enjoyable.
I didn't think this was from Pessac/Graves - it felt like a worked white from the Medoc from a prestigious producer and from the early noughties."
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6/5/2022 - Goldstone wrote: 86 Points
Sunday Lunch - Greg & Sayo with friends (The Conservatory, Crown Wine Cellars, 18 Deep Water Bay Drive, Shouson Hill, Hong Kong): Two bottles served midway though a long Sunday lunch from a case I bought on release I shared with my mate. Light green-gold almost Sauvignon Blanc colour. Nose is lanolin and not much more except for faint sherbert lemons boiled sweets candy from childhood. Palate is half-burnt almonds. Very little length. Disappointingly unmemorable.
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8/30/2021 - Philip67 Likes this wine: 91 Points
Oxidation creeping in with notes of caramel but there is still enough freshness here to enjoy the wine. Pineapple, tangerine zest and lemon. Long and complex. Best drunk a few years ago, drink up.
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