Dan Trcka

The 2011 Malivoire Courtney Gamay, aged in French Oak (1/3 new) for 12 months, has intense aromas of pomegranate, raspberry and subtle vanilla and wood as well as light minerality. It is a light to medium bodied, extra-dry, fruity wine; BALANCED with refreshing acidity, refined tannins and a medium finish. Though made to be combined with food, one can enjoy this wine on its own; drink now – 2018. My impression: quite NICE, 89 pts – recommended for its quality. Was featured at both Cuvée Grand Tasting and Cuvée en Route. Tasted Mar/14 at Cuvée en Route http://grapeselections.com/cuvee-2014/

See my wine recommendations readily available at the LCBO here:

http://grapeselections.com/grapeselections

or here @

http://www.winealign.com/wino/dantrcka/recommended-wines-you-can-still-buy

Michael Godel

Spent 14 edifying months in French oak and will live adroitly for another five years as a result. So much plum...

Sara d'Amato

Such a bold gamay but with some heavy handed oak weighing it down. Nevertheless, the wood is well integrated with the...

David Lawrason

Courtney is a single vineyard fermented traditionally and aged in barrel, as opposed to the carbonic maceration...

Malivoire Courtney Gamay 2011