2015 Marc Deschamps Pouilly-Fumé Les Champs de Cri

Community Tasting Notes (6) Avg Score: 90 points

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  11/17/2021 - Dancing with bottles Likes this wine: 89 Points

  Lovely wine still, but now pretty mellow, lacking a bit grip and fruit compared to the previous bottles.
  Drink up. This has passed its peak.

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  12/11/2020 - thesternowl wrote: 91 Points

  Popped and poured. In the glass, a pale straw color. The nose was incredibly fresh, like a cool breeze on a Spring day. Notes of pomelo, kiwi fruit, and wet stone. On the palate, orange bitters, kumquat, lemons...seemingly all of the citrus fruits. Great acid contributes to a long, clean finish. I found this to be a more expressive showing than the last bottle, nearly 18 months ago.

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  4/24/2019 - daveyk39 wrote: 88 Points

  Pale straw color. Aromas of peach, green apple, flint and orange blossoms. Zesty on the palate, with an oily texture, and light body. Flavors of green apple, citrus and minerals.

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  2/13/2019 - CourtlyDoc Likes this wine: 93 Points

  White flowers and Orange blossoms on the nose. Delightful light, balanced acidity of citrus along with a hint of sweetness and a delicious dryness on the palate with a hint of perlant with slightly larger sips. Wonderful with vegetable-pasta soup and bread!

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  2/8/2019 - thesternowl Likes this wine: 90 Points

  Drank alongside the “Les Porcheronnes”. Brought from my cellar. This was more about pears and green apples than the stone fruits of Porcheronnes. Lovely minerals and acidity. A touch rounder than the aforementioned. Killer with the fare of steelhead trout and potatoes.

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