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Spring eNewsletter 201s Spring Newsletter 2012

2005 Chateau Suduiraut 375ML (Half Bottle)

2005 Chateau Suduiraut 375ML (Half Bottle)

Robert Parker Score: 93
Tanzer Score: 92
Other Scores: 95
Score: 95-100 WS

Country: France
Region: Bordeaux
District: Sauternes
Type: Still Wine
Color: White
Varietal: Sauternes
Vintage: 2005

Size: 375ML
Available: 1
Brand: See more from Chateau Suduiraut
Sku: 23642
Price: $49.99


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Wine Spectator Review:
Loads of pear and honey character follow through to a full-bodied palate, with lots of spicy character and a sweet, long finish. Very, very spicy on the finish. Better than 2003, but will it ultimately be better than 2001?

Parker Review:
Shows dried pineapple, honey, pear, caramel and piecrust aromas. Full-bodied and very sweet, with spice, coconut, tropical fruit and apple tart flavors. Long and dense, yet lively. Best after 2013.

Tanzer Review:
Medium yellow-gold. Incredibly sweet aromas of apricot, acacia honey and marzipan. Supersweet, round and fat, but with enough ripe acidity to leaven the wine's huge impression of volume. A powerfully fruit-driven Sauternes with superb depth, but it's almost too rich today. Finishes with palate-staining sweetness and length and surprisingly fresh acidity . I'd give this 15 years in the cellar. This is carrying a high 165 grams per liter of residual sugar, and the percentage of new oak was raised from a normal 35% to 65% for this vintage, and yet the wine does not come across as woody.

Other Notes:
Ooh la la. From the generous aromas redolent of ripe peaches, sweet pears, honey, hints of caramel and blood oranges to its rich, oily, luxuriant texture and complex hints of botrytis that show up from first sniff to lasting aftertaste, this scrumptious bottling represents a first rate achievement by any measure. It is rich, genuinely layered and even a bit more advanced than the others, and while it is likely to last for two decades and more, it might come into perfection somewhat before the other highly concentrated bottlings. Connoisseurs' Guide
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