It captures some of the typical characteristics of Sauvignon, with a touch of grassiness and a strong aromatic presence of citrus oils. There’s also a clear resemblance to Chablis in the wine’s mineral pungency, like wet rocks with a background hint of sharp cheese. Crisp and full of lively acidity, and carries enough substance to be relatively versatile on the table.
Jean Marc Brocard Saint-Bris Sauvignon Blanc
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