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Chateau dYquem Sauternes 2015 750ml

Chateau dYquem Sauternes 2015 750ml

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Tasting Notes

Chateau d'Yquem Sauternes 2015 offers an extraordinary and intricately balanced profile, crafted from meticulously hand-harvested grapes affected by noble rot to achieve unparalleled richness and finesse. The nose reveals aromas of honeyed peach, candied orange zest, and pineapple, intertwined with notes of vanilla bean, saffron, and delicate white flowers. On the palate, opulent flavours of apricot preserve, crème brûlée, and lemon curd are complemented by a velvety texture and vibrant acidity. The finish is exceptionally long and graceful, leaving impressions of tropical fruits, sweet spices, and a hint of toasted almonds. - Aaron C

Great wines are not born just anywhere, by accident. A unique set of climatic and geological conditions combine to form a rare equilibrium.


This is undoubtedly the case at Yquem, which epitomises all that is best about the singular winegrowing environment in Sauternes. Château d'Yquem's topsoil is warm and dry, accumulating heat thanks to smooth flat pebbles and coarse gravel. The clay subsoil contains good water reserves and there are numerous springs on the estate. Drainage pipes were installed some time ago to prevent waterlogging (100 km of drains since the 19th century). Yquem's large size made it possible to plant 113 hectares of vines on a very representative sampling of the rich tapestry of the Sauternes region's soil types. This extraordinary variety of soils is a key factor in the quality and complexity of Château d'Yquem. - Winery Note

Product Type Wine Dessert
Volume 750ml
Country France
Region Bordeaux
Sub Region Sauternes
Winemaking Practices Conventional
Vineyard Practices Conventional