Sauvignon blanc predominates with sour peachiness beneath it. Slightly baked ripe fruit character with loads of acidity, trying to be a new world wine, begging for fish, very youthful but not for long keeping.
Lovely delicate nose, sweet ripe fruit, buttered toast, not overwhelming. A substantial wine, very oaky but without being unpleasant, very full, needs time to fulfil its potential
Delicate oaky nose, buttery an fruity - but there are also some burnt notes. Intially intersting in the mouth, quite refreshing but the mid palte is completely bland.
Initially there was lots of sulphur, then the oak came through, but after some patient sniffing there was an interesting fruity complexity. The initial oak in the mouth is acceptable, there's a lovely acidity and a beautiful balance, but this was infanticide, this wine deserves another 2 - 5 years in the cellar.
2010 Château Bel-Air Perponcher Blanc Réserve 84 Points
France, Bordeaux
Sauvignon blanc predominates with sour peachiness beneath it.
Slightly baked ripe fruit character with loads of acidity, trying to be a new world wine, begging for fish, very youthful but not for long keeping.
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