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Château Nairac Barsac AOC 2011

Château Nairac Barsac AOC 2011

€54.00*

Content: 0.75 litre (€72.00* / 1 litre)

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Product number: 1420011 Available stock: 3 Fl.

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Fragrant notes of quince, honey, peach, vanilla and yellow damson characterize the multi-layered bouquet of the Chateau Nairac Barsac 2011. This impressive sweet wine from the Sauternes region is initially oily on the palate with a fine acidity. René Gabriel assesses it as follows: “This wine shows quite an intense sweetness, atypical for a Barsac. On the palate, it is fat outside and delicately peppery on the inside, somewhat polarizing with regard to sweetness and acidity, with an oily flow. However, before the wine becomes too heavy, the inner minerality balances it out. This is undoubtedly once again a truly great Nairac.” According to Gabriel, this Nairac can be declared a wine of the century.
Taste:
sweet
Vintage:
2011
Ageing Potential:
2070
Maturity:
2018
Region:
Bordeaux
Country:
France
Vineyard/Brand :
Château Nairac
Grape variety:
92% Semillon
4% Sauvignon Blanc
4% Muscadelle
Alcohol content:
13,0 % by volume
Total acidity:
4,9 g/l
Residual sugar:
187,0 g/l
pH:
3,52
Recommended drinking temperature:
8-10 °C
Filling quantity:
0,75 litres
Allergen:
contains Sulfite
Bottler:
Château Nairac
33720 Barsac
Frankreich

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