I bought a single bottle of this as an add-on and frankly wasn't expecting much considering the price. I thought this bottle might suit those occasional guests who are not regular wine drinkers (as much as I love those folks I don't want to waste the good stuff on them). This wine is very well-balanced without any harshness and goes well with or without food. Wish I had bought more.

I love this little wine. I am usually a red drinker but bought this for a party. Found out I really liked it. Wish I could get some more but shipping from New Jersey is $50. Liked it so much I did pay the $50 shipping once but will try to find it somewhere a little closer when I run out.

A very nice surprise. We served it at a late afternoon reception and it went well with a variety of foods. Our guests were quite pleased with the medium acidity and crispness. Well priced!

Few can really know how good this wine is at the price offered. From that standpoint it is exceptional. There are a few white Bordeaux wines only mildly superior at $100 and higher per bottle. They are not as honeyed and when bottled slightly more acidic. I prefer the Turcaud honeyed and peach pit minerality to that of the noblesse oblige Bordeaux whites which are often vulgar on the back of the palate because of the PH variation which may be unpredicatble. This Turcaud may have legs, but I wouldn't invest. They make alot of it.

I was very pleased with the flavor, crispness, and body of this savignon blanc. It was very well balanced with a finish that leaves you wanting more. This wine in not overly acidic as many others in the class, which makes it stand out well above the others. Terrific value.

ESPECIALLY FOR PRICE

summer drik and reminds me f trips to the southwest of france.

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Very nice for a wine at this price. Crisp, but not flinty, nice pear on initial taste.

This is really good. Fresh and light enough for summer sipping on its own, but rich enough for foods ranging from fish to baked chicken. An excellent value too.

This wine was purchased as a two-bottle "top off" on a shipment of two other cases I had ordered from WineAccess. The first bottle I tried was pleasant, smooth, mildly citrusy, and went well with food. It was very "drinkable" but unexceptional to my taste. There can be a fine line between "smooth" and bland, and other reviews have landed on the other side of that line. I can understand their point of view. The second bottle was opened, and consumed it over several days. Others have commented that it fades fast. I would tend to agree. When all is said and done, for what it cost ($13/bottle) I have found whites, and even Sauvignon Blanc-Semillion blends locally produced in California that to my taste offered a better experience and value. I appreciated the opportunity to taste this wine, but when the 2012 vintage became available a week or two ago, at about the same price, I did not push the buy button. This is one I will pass on. Although the Domaine de la Potine offered by WineAccess is not a blend, and instead all Sauvignon Blanc, I found the 2011 vintage of that wine to be much more interesting, and even though slightly more expensive, a better overall value.

Little character, light, neither sweet nor dry, disappointing

Bright citrus aroma, but fades quickly. Good balance, with a light body and minerality needed to compliment fish. Not complex. Even at $15, it is just OK for value.