Tasting notes on the bottles I would happily fill my fridge with, and the rare ones that earn their price. Each scored out of 20 and read through its terroir, its winemaking and what the growing season actually did at the vineyard.
Petit Manseng with a sherry-like streak: quince, ripe stone fruit, bruised apple, citrus and marzipan, a savoury oxidative edge and beeswax texture, all cut through by electric acidity and a long, saline finish. Strange, and thrilling.
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Data · 54,542 reviews Change in how often critics use each word, per +1°C of growing-season warmth in the same region:
Season is how much warmer or cooler that vintage's April to October was at the vineyard than its 1994 to 2023 average, from ERA5-Land reanalysis. Red means warmer, blue means cooler.