Sunday, April 14, 2013


Tasting - Caprice de Bastor-Lamontagne

Name: Caprice De Bastor-Lamontagne
Variety: 60% Semillon, 36% Sauvignon Blanc, 4% Muscadelle
Region: Sauternes
Country: France
Year: 2004
Price: $7.95

Winery Review: 
Very clean, with lemon, mineral and honey aromas that follow through to a medium body. Shows vanilla, apple and melon flavors, with a medium finish. Lightly sweet.


My Review: This wine violated one of my palates cardinal sins; it was way too sweet. I didn't really taste any significant trace of alcohol in it and that really turned me off. That being said, it was very sweet and fruity, with a nice honey aspect that I've never really experienced before in wine. I would probably avoid this typically, as I like my wine to be pretty strong and alcohol-ey, but if I happened to be drinking with a friend who liked sweeter whites, this would be one of my first choices.

I did not try this with food.

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