Château Haut-Brion Sémillon-Sauvignon Blanc Blend Pessac-Léognan Blanc 2004

Previously available for: $942.00
4.23 5 0.5
Add
0 reviews
+My Wines

My Wines

Save in My Wines

Add to Wishlist

My Cellar

List It
Edit

Winemaker's Notes:

With its very original structure, Château Haut-Brion white is completely different from the other dry white wines of ...

Read more...
  • WA: 94

    Wine Advocate Score

    94

    Close
  • WS: 90

    Wine Spectator Score

    95-100

    Close
  • + Wine critic

    Submit a Critic Score

    Score:

    Name of Critic:

    Close
Set your rating:
Save

Examples: Value Wine, Would Recommend, For the Cellar, Etc...

Suggested Recipe Pairing

Greece Athenian Salad featuring RiceSelect Texmati® Brown Rice

Heart-healthy RiceSelect Texmati® Brown Rice has a slightly nutty taste that goes well with flavors like feta, olives, and Sauvignon Blanc Wines

View Recipe »


User Reviews for Château Haut-Brion Sémillon-Sauvignon Blanc Blend Pessac-Léognan Blanc

Winemaker's Notes:

With its very original structure, Château Haut-Brion white is completely different from the other dry white wines of the Bordeaux area. The unctuousness, the suavity and the apparent softness of the Sémillon are associated with the fruity freshness of the ripe Sauvignon. First there is a scent of freshness dominated by aniseed and basswood. Then comes a whiff of little diluted verbena dissolving behind a soft trace of honeycomb. The finish is very complex: it mixes all those fragrances together, and then veils them with a touch of incense. Next comes the palate where the tartness of the fruit is mitigated by the sweetness of the composition. Little by little one can taste the musk, that unctuous Muscat of the ripe Sauvignon. One also finds the flavor of finely roasted, honey-coated almonds suggesting delicious praline. With age all these impressions combine and relate to those evoked by the aromas of a liquorous wine. Thus Château Haut-Brion Blanc achieves the dream of the Larrieus: the aromatic fullness of a sauternes present in a dry white wine...

With its very original structure, Château Haut-Brion white is completely different from the other dry white wines of the Bordeaux area. The unctuousness, the suavity and the apparent softness of the Sémillon are associated with the fruity freshness of the ripe Sauvignon. First there is a scent of freshness dominated by aniseed and basswood. Then comes a whiff of little diluted verbena dissolving behind a soft trace of honeycomb. The finish is very complex: it mixes all those fragrances together, and then veils them with a touch of incense. Next comes the palate where the tartness of the fruit is mitigated by the sweetness of the composition. Little by little one can taste the musk, that unctuous Muscat of the ripe Sauvignon. One also finds the flavor of finely roasted, honey-coated almonds suggesting delicious praline. With age all these impressions combine and relate to those evoked by the aromas of a liquorous wine. Thus Château Haut-Brion Blanc achieves the dream of the Larrieus: the aromatic fullness of a sauternes present in a dry white wine...

Photos

+ Add Image

Recipe Downloader

RiceSelect

Best Wine Deals

  • $20.29
    20%off
    Mollydooker Shiraz Blend Mclaren Vale Two Left Feet
    Mollydooker Shiraz Blend Mclaren Vale Two Left Feet 2010
  • $24.29
    26%off
    Dr. Pauly-Bergweiler Riesling Spätlese Wehlener Sonnenuhr
    Dr. Pauly-Bergweiler Riesling Spätlese Wehlener Sonnenuhr 2010
See More Deals »