Château de Rayne-Vigneau Tasting Notes
Classified as Premier Grand Cru Class? in 1855, Ch'teau de Rayne Vigneau is a Sauternes with a particularly intense style, both fresh and long on the palate. It is one of the benchmarks of its appellation.
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Wine Spectator
Bright aromas of lemon, spice and honey follow through to a full body, with loads of dried apricot, honey and nutmeg. Very sweet and very lively. An intense wine. The best from this estate in a long time. Best after 2012. ?James Suckling, 95 points
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Wine Enthusiast
While this wine is not powerful, it has elegance to go with the ripe fruit, fresh honey, lemon flavors and a core of dense dryness. With this vintage, Rayne Vigneau seems to be back where its vineyard, next to Yquem, suggests it should be. ?Roger Voss,
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