Chateau Brown - 2004Bordeaux White Wine 75 cl Bottle
The lively flavours of Sauvignon are restrained by the fullness of the Semillon which both thrive on excellent gravel soils of the northern Graves. Situated to the south of Bordeaux city this area benefits from a unique Terroir and maritime climate.This cuvee has spent some time in oak barrels and now has tender notes of vanilla in harmony with delicious floral fruits. It is an intense wine, firm in the mouth and full bodied with a long lingering finish and full rich mouth feel.
Chateau Brown, as the name indicates, testifies to the close historical link between Bordeaux and Britain, when Scotsman John Lewis Brown established the estate at the end of the 18th century. The Chateau is located to the south of the city of Bordeaux on the excellent gravel soils of the northern Graves where Cabernet Sauvignon does so well for the traditional claret but its growing reputation has been achieved by making delicious white wines.These have an impressive ability to age well retaining fruit and youth for up to a decade.
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