Château Guiraud 2003
Château Guiraud 2003
62.08 €
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The complexity of Château Guiraud 2003 lays in 8 days of vendanges (grape harvesting) of botrytis, the nobel rot. It is a wine known for being full of aromas that leave on your tongue a taste of famous Sauternes.
Domain : Château Guiraud
Year : 2003
Description : Harvest last 8 days on a botrytis bomb. The result is an exuberant wine aroma, creaminess, where elegance is the watchword: a Baroque wine. Silky, gourming, savory, with a light sweetness. It smells like melted butter, the vanilla cream vanilla with exotic falvours. A somptuous wine.
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