Medium lemon color with pronounced, developing aromas of gooseberry, toast, vanilla, lemon, and straw. Dry, medium plus acidity, medium alcohol, full body with pronounced flavors of peach, grapefruit, toast, vanilla, cut grass and lemon. Long finish, very good quality. Drink now, but has potential for further aging. What a wonderful way wine!
Medium lemon color with pronounced, developing aromas of gooseberry, toast, vanilla, lemon, and straw. Dry, medium plus acidity, medium alcohol, full body with pronounced flavors of peach, grapefruit, toast, vanilla, cut grass and lemon. Long finish, very good quality. Drink now, but has potential for further aging. What a wonderful way wine!
Apr 3rd, 2019
Very young still and very Sauvy on the palate. Very tasty and one you could try every year for a while, esp if you like white Bordeaux as it ages.
Very young still and very Sauvy on the palate. Very tasty and one you could try every year for a while, esp if you like white Bordeaux as it ages.
Mar 29th, 2018
Really impressed here, although I’d scantly buy it. Quite aromatic, awash with stone fruits, preserved lemon, hint of flint, subtle creaminess and some spiced oak character. Soft but noticeable acid eith a textural component from time in oak. Very good finish
Really impressed here, although I’d scantly buy it. Quite aromatic, awash with stone fruits, preserved lemon, hint of flint, subtle creaminess and some spiced oak character. Soft but noticeable acid eith a textural component from time in oak. Very good finish
Feb 10th, 2018
More honey than the Smith. It's thicker, richer and waxy. Citrus, green melon, pear skin, grittier minerality and with dry stones.
More honey than the Smith. It's thicker, richer and waxy. Citrus, green melon, pear skin, grittier minerality and with dry stones.
1 person found it helpfulJan 28th, 2017
Pessac-Léognan, Graves, Bordeaux, France
