Definitely on the grassy, herbaceous side, this second white wine of Vieux Chateau Gaubert has freshness. But it is the intensity of its grapefruit, gooseberry and green kiwi flavors that are dominant, given an extra edge of some spice.——R.V.(7/1/2009)—— 87

Fresh and lemony, this tastes light, crisp, the apple skin structure just a hint. While it is not a dense wine, the apricot edge makes it sweetly drinkable, freshened up with some citrus zest.——R.V.(2/1/2009)—— 86

Weighty fruit, richly perfumed with pears and yellow fruits, stars in this structured offering, the spice flavors giving complexity to an already dense wine. The acidity shows the sweetness of the fruit, a finishing burst over the ripeness.——R.V.(2/1/2009)—— 89

Named after a low-lying vineyard in alluvial soil, his white is soft and very ripe, with quince flavors and a light touch of wood. ——R.V.(6/1/2005)—— 87