【Rare floral and fruity Pessac Leognan white wine】
【James Suckling 94 pts】
【Decanter 94 pts】
【Robert Parker 92 pts】
【Jancis Robinson 16/20】
【Vivino 4.0】
ZTF153A - Chateau DE Fieuzal 2019 Pessac Leognan Blanc
Price: $480/ bottle
Region: France / Bordeaux / Pessac Leognan
Grape Variety: Sauvignon Blanc, Semillon
Alcohol Content: 13.5%
Volume: 750ml
Taste: Exhibits complex and rich aromas, with the freshness of lemon peel perfectly blended with the richness of apricot and mango. The palate is full-bodied and round, with a rich and full-bodied texture, and a refreshing quality imparted by the terroir of the region, maintaining a pleasant acidity.
【James Suckling 94 pts】
Sliced apples, lemons, crushed stones and jasmine on the nose. It’s medium-bodied, crisp and focused. Very pretty and elegant with a mineral, sleek and structured palate. Drink now or hold.
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【Rare floral and fruity Pessac Leognan white wine】
【Robert Parker 92 pts】
【James Suckling 92 pts】
【Decanter 92 pts】
【Wine Spectator 92 pts】
【Jancis Robinson 15.5/20】
【Vivino 4.0】
ZTF153 - Chateau de Fieuzal Blanc 2018Pessac Leognan
Price: $440/ bottle
Region: France / Bordeaux / Pessac Leognan
Grape Varieties: 65% Sauvignon Blanc, 35% Semillon
Alcohol Content: 13.5%
Taste: This wine, aged for 12 months in French oak barrels, gradually fills the palate, offering a delightful combination of fruit, aromas, and floral notes. It boasts intense aromas of baked pear, dried tropical pineapple, hazelnut, and jam. Full-bodied with bright acidity, it is dense and powerful.
【RobertParker 92 pts】
De Fieuzal's 2018 Blanc bursts with tropical fruitnotions of green guava, fresh pineapple and mango, followed by nuances of yuzuzest, lime leaves and jasmine. The medium-bodied palate delivers fantasticfreshness and intensity with loads of citrusy layers, delivered with lovelyharmony, finishing on a lingering pineapple note.
【Chateau de Fieuzal】
Chateau de Fieuzal boasts a 400-year history, having been owned by five different families before being classified as a Crusclasses de Grave in 1953. Founded in the 19th century by the Fieuzal family, the estate changed hands several times after its establishment, passing through the hands of five different families. From the original Fieuzal family to the current Quinn family, each owner has contributed to the estate's development. The current owners, Brenda & Lochlann Quinn, have managed the estate since purchasing it in 2011. This Graves-classified estate is renowned for its excellent white and full-bodied red wines. A strong emphasis on terroir tradition ensures the production of exceptional wines while simultaneously preserving the unique diversity of its natural heritage.
