2008, 2009, 2010 Château Guiraud - Sauternes 1er Grand Cru Classé - 3 Bottles (0.75L)

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Three bottles (0.75 L) of Château Guiraud from the 2008, 2009 and 2010 vintages, a Premier Grand Cru Classé wine from Sauternes, France.

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About the wine
Promoted to *Premier Grand Cru Classé* status in 1855, Château Guiraud is produced from the finest terroirs in Sauternes. The blend consists of Sémillon (65%) and Sauvignon Blanc (35%), grown using organic farming methods since 2011. The vines thrive on the gravelly soils characteristic of Bordeaux's Left Bank. Yields are low, sometimes dropping below 10 hl/ha. The grapes are meticulously sorted and harvested to select only those affected by the famous "noble rot," which is essential for Bordeaux's sweet wines. In the cellar, fermentation takes place in oak barrels—mostly new—over a period of three to six weeks. Maturation follows in barrels and lasts approximately 18 months.
Château Guiraud’s style is flamboyant: rich, highly aromatic, and perfectly balanced. In its youth, it displays aromas of exotic fruit and citrus. As it ages, it develops characteristic notes of saffron and bitter orange marmalade. It is a superb wine that ages gracefully.

Seller's Story

We are sorry but we cannot ship to: England, Norway, the Canary Islands, Cyprus, Malta, China, Ireland, United States, United Kingdom, Ireland, Hong Kong Please make sure to inspect your package in the presence of the carrier. If you notice any damage, refuse the package and note it in writing on the delivery receipt so that we can intervene. If you do not inspect your merchandise and if we have no written record on the delivery note, no claims will be accepted. Thank you in advance. Best regards Management
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About the wine
Promoted to *Premier Grand Cru Classé* status in 1855, Château Guiraud is produced from the finest terroirs in Sauternes. The blend consists of Sémillon (65%) and Sauvignon Blanc (35%), grown using organic farming methods since 2011. The vines thrive on the gravelly soils characteristic of Bordeaux's Left Bank. Yields are low, sometimes dropping below 10 hl/ha. The grapes are meticulously sorted and harvested to select only those affected by the famous "noble rot," which is essential for Bordeaux's sweet wines. In the cellar, fermentation takes place in oak barrels—mostly new—over a period of three to six weeks. Maturation follows in barrels and lasts approximately 18 months.
Château Guiraud’s style is flamboyant: rich, highly aromatic, and perfectly balanced. In its youth, it displays aromas of exotic fruit and citrus. As it ages, it develops characteristic notes of saffron and bitter orange marmalade. It is a superb wine that ages gracefully.

Seller's Story

We are sorry but we cannot ship to: England, Norway, the Canary Islands, Cyprus, Malta, China, Ireland, United States, United Kingdom, Ireland, Hong Kong Please make sure to inspect your package in the presence of the carrier. If you notice any damage, refuse the package and note it in writing on the delivery receipt so that we can intervene. If you do not inspect your merchandise and if we have no written record on the delivery note, no claims will be accepted. Thank you in advance. Best regards Management
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Details

Producer, Name of wine
2008, 2009, 2010 Château Guiraud
Classification
1er Grand Cru Classé
Number of bottles
3
Bottle size
Bottles (0.75L)
Country
France
Region
Sauternes
FranceVerified
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Objects sold
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