2001 CHÂTEAU RAYNE VIGNEAU 1er Cru Classé Sauternes
2001 CHÂTEAU RAYNE VIGNEAU 1er Cru Classé Sauternes
| Grapes: Sémillon Muscadelle Sauvignon Blanc | Origin: France, Bordeaux |
Other reviews and comments
Plenty of apple, honey and caramel on the nose. Medium-bodied, somewhat sweet, with a fresh acidity and a medium-length finish. Lemony aftertaste. Balanced and easy. Drink now.
89/100
The Wine Spectator
The Rayne-Vigneau is not very expressive on the nose with an odd adhesive note. The palate is very tight at the moment, a little sultry but you can tell there is an immensely complex wine waiting to get out. It strangely reminds me of Climens. I would give this a few more years in bottle. Tasted March 2011.
90/100
Neal Martin's Wine Journal, erobertparker.com
This light medium gold-colored, heavy duty, full-bodied Sauternes is cloyingly sweet as well as monolithic. Hopefully, more complexity and finesse will emerge. Nevertheless, it is big, chewy, and honeyed, but not yet singing. Anticipated maturity: 2008-2020.
89/100
Robert Parker, The Wine Advocate
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