2012 disgorgement. Mature and rich as expected. Had an oxidised feel to it and we found it lacking in energy, vitality. Interesting still. 85

Low yields and no sign of oak here. Music to our ears. Quite a green/gold colour. Intense on the nose, green apple, light honey. Nutty feel too. A fuller wine, with character and purity of fruit, Very Good. 91+

30 yr old vines here, No oak and late harvested grapes.. Light golden in colour. Open but light on the nose, not an aromatic wine as such but still with an evident fresh nutty nose. Citrus edge too. Late harvest helps here and the wine has a full, ripe feel, lots of flavour and a creamy texture. Very balanced as a wine although 14% in alc level. Proper find from a grape we would never have ordered. 92

Crisp, fresh aromatic wine. Light melon, peach and light vegetal on the nose. Lovely fresh character, mineral. Not the most complex wine and definitely one to have in its youth ( the producer advices within 3 years) but makes for very nice aperitif. a very nice find 91

Quite a pale colour, light exotic on the nose, light green feel. 13.5% Alc but feels a hot wine. Not very inspiring and failed to make an impact. Average. 85

Pale in colour. Mineral, citrus very good acidity here and definitely dry. Granted the acidity is enough to hide any residual sugar for the sake of the argument we shall call this dry. Sharp wine, firm. Interesting but not very memorable. 88
We preferred the pinot gris we had side by side.

A lot better than the Pinot Blanc we tried side by side. Dry wine.
Pale in colour. aged in large German oak barrels. Round wine, expressive, lacks the sharpness of the Pinot Blanc but that lack of sharpness makes it a much more enjoyable wine. Quite enjoyable 90-91

The grape that is similar to Riesling but its not! Less acidity, but still a persistent wine (we will steal the term from Catherine Owen here), dry and focussed wine. Green apple feel, light exotic, tropical feel. Interesting but not great. Good match with spicy food. 87

Corked unfortunately.

Very interesting to see after the normal albarino which needs to be enjoyed very young. This expression of the albarino is the exact opposite and comes from 45yr old vines, ages 30m in old wood and then a further 12m in bottle. Good colour here, gold and gives you the feel of a vendage tardive wine. Nutty feel to the nose. Not much in residual sugar either and the acidity keeps that in check. Lots of ripe, rich fruit, creamy texture and on the concentrated side. Proper quality wine here. 91-92

This was interesting find. Old vines, 40yr +, and spend quite a bit of time on its lees. No oak here and released after 6 years in bottle. Much like in a Terlano Chardonnay Rarita, the creamy side is added from good aging and old vines not oak. Light straw colour. Mineral, slate, good ripeness and concentration. Lots of aging capacity and this is a wine of character and purity. Not the most complex wine but still this is one to buy. 92

Dark honey colour. Green apple and honey nose. Very evolved nose, dense and rich. Quite full on the palate, well aged and with lots of presence. A very good wine and probably at its peak. 92 and drink now

Dark caramel in colour. Lovely sweet, dense nose and this is wine deserves its grand cru status. Good acidity keeps the sweetness in check and adds to the balance of this great wine. A proper wine and no need to say more. 95 and with lots of aging capacity.