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Chateau Suduiraut, 1947
Sweet Wine
750ml
label : Stained Damaged Label
level : Base Neck Level Filled
capsule : Slightly damaged
Vintage on the cork
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A truly historic and rare sweet wine, the 1947 Chateau Suduiraut comes from a legendary Sauternes vintage, promising an unparalleled experience of extreme age and noble rot. Expect a wine of profound complexity and concentration, showcasing a deep amber hue. The nose will reveal an intricate tapestry of 【dried apricots, honey, marmalade, toasted nuts, and exotic spices】, possibly with elegant rancio notes. The palate, while incredibly rich, should still retain a vibrant acidity, providing balance to its luscious sweetness and leading to an extraordinarily long finish.
🍴 Chinese Cantonese food pairing various types of suggestion east or west corresponding to wine cost
This venerable Sauternes is exquisite with foie gras, rich blue cheeses like Roquefort, or delicate fruit tarts. For a luxurious Cantonese pairing, consider chilled bird's nest soup with rock sugar, or a delicate almond cream dessert.
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A truly once-in-a-lifetime celebration, a significant anniversary, or a very special tasting for connoisseurs of aged sweet wines. This is a wine to be savored and remembered.
This is an extremely old and delicate wine. The condition of the bottle and cork will be paramount. Handle with extreme care, keeping the bottle upright for several days before opening to allow any sediment to settle. Decant very gently, just before serving, to remove sediment. Serve slightly chilled (around 10-12°C), but not too cold, to allow its intricate aromas and flavors to unfold. The experience is as much about history and rarity as it is about taste.
BACKGROUND
Chateau Suduiraut is located in Sauternes, Bordeaux, and is known for its sweet wines made predominantly from Semillon. In 1855 it was classified as Premier Cru as part of the 1855 Classification of Sauternes and Barsac. The estate has over 90 hectares (222 acres) under vine, on gravelly, sandy soils near the banks of the Gironde, which helps with the development of botrytis. Harvest is staggered to make sure all the bunches are at their optimum when picked, and only the best botrytis-affected grapes make it into Chateau Suduiraut.