Pricy ($19) for a Charmat tank process wine, this is a quite pleasant bubble that is well balanced clean, citrus, and fresh. Essentially a simple wine that needs to be less than $15.

High free SO2 dominated the nose. Clean otherwise with a hint of citrus and a slightly flat acid balance and a vague exit. Not particularly impressive at this point. There are definitely better wines out there.

Sweet and juicy but lighthearted and simple, not for me today.

Nice nose, the acidity is a bit austere but it leads to a lovely finish. Very nice lighter red.

Spicy and lush, but I detected a slightly dull note also (maybe borderline corked). Very nice Burgundy despite that.

Classic dark and stewy, meaty Syrah. Lovely but not interesting today for my cellar, not sure why?

Really nice, fresh clean and quite dry

Clean but very subdued NZ Sauvignon Blanc. The very mild Lychee nose leads to a slightly flat acid balance and mildly sweet finish. Rather innocuous and forgettable but okay at the time.

At the right time and place this wine would work. Today it is a bit unassuming and vague as a Pinot. It does have texture, acid balance, and some substance, but it only whispers Pinot to me. Maybe with bottle aging more will come.

Lighter color and spicy but seems incomplete and a bit simple in the mouth. As a red wine it is okay but at $46 a ripoff. I added a bit of 2015 Faury St Joseph and it was much better. I think they have lost their way.

I like this wine at tastings and never buy it. Fruit bomb and juicy but $36 it doesn't work for me. Very nice wine but I can find similar at half the price.

Spicy and soft, more of a dark rose. I liked it because of its classic flavors. I have other similar wines in the cellar so did not buy this and at $19 not really a value.

Bright and complex fresh fruit and spice nose. Juicy and balanced in mouth with a hint of spice. Full and structured exit. Very nice young style wine. Great value at $13