2021 Aile d`Argent (Bordeaux Blanc)

45% Sauvignon Blanc/36% Semillon/19% Sauvignon Gris
Origin
Pauillac, Medoc, Bordeaux FRANCE
Colour
white
Wine Style
dry
Dominant Grape
Sauvignon Blanc
Closure Style
cork
Maturity
young
Bottle Size
75cl
Case Quantity
6
Wine Score
89-91 points, William Kelley, robertparker.com, April 2022
91-93 points, Neal Martin, vinous.com, April 2022
96 points, Jane Anson, janeanson.com, April 2022
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2021 Aile d`Argent (Bordeaux Blanc)

Media Reviews

William Kelley

Bursting with aromas of confit citrus, nectarine, grapefruit and pastry cream, the 2021 Aile d`Argent is a medium to full-bodied, rich and fleshy wine that`s ample and textural, and indeed a touch fat, despite the cooler vintage. It`s a blend of 45% Sauvignon Blanc, 19% Sauvignon Gris and the balance Sémillon. 89-91 points

Neal Martin

The 2021 Aile d`Argent has a more Sauvignon-driven bouquet with lime flower, orange pith, a hint of grapefruit and gooseberry. The palate is well-balanced with a spicy entry, just a hint of ginger, well-balanced with a saline finish. This is absolutely delicious. 91-93 points

Jane Anson

Beautiful intensity and grip through the palate, this shows white pear, juicy citrus, and slate-filled salinity on the finish. Great stuff, with teasingly drawn out flavours, lift and tension, and hidden depths. Some frost meant the yields were lower than normal at 32hl/h. 15% malolactic fermentation to soften the acidities, with Sauvignon Gris vines included within the Sauvignon Blanc count, and no Muscadelle in the blend as the vines have now been uprooted, giving a slight break in style (for the better in my opinion). 3.25ph, 45% new barrels for ageing. First year with Jean-Emmanuel Danjoy as director from beginning to end of the growing season, after Philippe Dhaulluin`s retirement. 96 points

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