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Tasting Notes
酒評
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"The 2005 Rayne-Vigneau displays superb levels of botrytis on the complex bouquet - dried honey, dried quince, apricot blossom and minerals. The palate is very well-balanced with a little more race than the 2004. It is not a powerful or ambitious Sauternes, but it is well behaved with an almost understated, pure, mellifluous finish. This is very seductive, though it should reward cellaring for several years. Drink now-2028. Tasted April 2013."
Score: 91+, Neal Martin,
Wine Advocate (207), June 2013
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