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Edward, Wino Sapien, 7 April 2010
"From the village of Mersault, Burgundy, France. Chardonnay. 13%. Screwcap. A delicious wine. Mineral and stony with a lovely savoury edge. Peach skin, cashew nuts, and flint. It's the mouth feel and flavours which set it apart from its Australian cousins. Melon like, but also something clearly geological and hard. It manages to be citric and savoury without loosing its flesh and un-augmented curves. Drink Now - 2017."
95 Points
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James Halliday, Australian Wine Companion 2011
"Quite fascinating how the screwcap has kept the wine so vibrantly fresh - and (perhaps) Pascal Marchand's experience in Australia has ever-so-slightly fined the more normal exuberance of Mersault Chardonnay."
95 Points
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