• Nanda wrote: 98 points

    March 5, 2020 - Pre La Paulée Zachy's BYO Dinner (Lafayette NYC): Class of the vertical. A gorgeous perfect nose of berries for days with meat and spice. The palate has terrific balance of excellent GC concentration with precise flavors. Fresh, lifted and intense finish. Wow.

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  • Burgundy Al wrote: 97 points

    March 5, 2020 - Zachys La Paulée "Warm-up" Dinner (Lafayette - New York NY): In 03/06/07/08/09/10 vertical.
    Absolutely my favorite of this great vertical. Black cherry and plum with some red cherry note, all in front of roasted meat and spice hints. Truly stunning textures and near-perfect balance. This is a wine that should get more careful attention and consideration as it unfolds over an evening. Great now, with upside.

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  • hprphf wrote: 93 points

    March 5, 2020 - Zachy's La Paulee 2020; 3/5/2020-3/6/2020 (Le Bernardin Prive): Great vintage profile, GC weight, still prefer CSJ. 93+

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  • tinybubbles Likes this wine: 94 points

    February 28, 2018 - Rich and smooth. Certainly some upside here as it continues to evolve. Almost entirely earth and fruit today, will take on additional complexity as more spice notes emerge. 94-95+

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  • Burgundy Al wrote: 97 points

    February 28, 2018 - La Paulée Chevalier Fête (Saison - San Francisco CA): In 09/10/11/12 vertical from the domaine. Brilliant wine for now or for the cellar. Rich and meaty in a fashion that is unmistakably Gevrey Grand Cru, while texturally so elegant. Long, long, regal finish.

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  • fcxj wrote: 96 points

    January 11, 2017 - Dinner with JM Fourrier. Crystalline garnet color. Develops pleasing nail polish aromas. Tart cherries. Defined by amazing balance and purity across the palate experience, really quite superb.

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  • johnh1001 wrote: 92 points

    May 18, 2014 - Two HDH Dinners (Ada St. and Bistronomic): More open than the 2009, but did not appear to be as deep. Love the purity of the fruit and the spice. Great grip on the long finish. Again, I preferred the flavor profile of the CSJ.

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