Community Tasting Notes (11) Avg Score: 90.5 points

  • Darkish yellow in color. Quite a bit of evolution and really feels well secondary with oxidative notes ( not sure if it's light signs of premox here to be clear) and a few earthy touches. A bit bitter in the finish and felt well past its peak. Interesting wine though .Split the Papies on rating Andreas 88 - Nicol 91

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  • Deep golden color; Honeysuckle, ginger, and candied citrus. Full bodied with new oak, but not overly done in oak. Soft, supple finish. Drink up as this is at its prime.

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  • shared with pat at selkirk manor as a pre-vacation treat. i have finally found a white burgundy that i thoroughly enjoyed and can readily justify suspending my qpr rules by spending more than $50 to break the magical 90 point barrier. " how do i love thee, let me count the ways". this has everything that i look for in a wine. aroma, layered flavors of fruit and minerality, body, length, width, long finish. looking over tasting notes of others, the variety of descriptors is a testament to the complexity of this wine. my limited palate picks up apple, pear, honey and walnuts. waldorf salad without the lettuce. a great wine. this may be the only occasion that i score higher than the pros, perhaps due to benefits of additional time in bottle. i am also extending estimated longevity by one year based on this tasting. i now have a new adventure to discover other wines from this producer or this region that will offer as much pleasure as was afforded by this bottle.

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  • Dark in colour, golden. On th epalate it is round and big for its age. Good minerality but some offputting bitter notes on the end. A good wine but not a special one. 90-91, drink from now

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  • Second tasting - Color has gotten darker, deeper golden color. Lots of fruit flavors - Peach and ripe pear. Again, very viscous with great balance and acidity. Soft, long finish.

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  • By Stephen Tanzer
    September/October 2007, IWC Issue #134, (See more on Vinous...)

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