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2018 Château Broustet

Château Broustet

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The sweet and dessert wine Château Broustet, vintage 2018 from the winery Château Broustet has been rated in 2021 by Peter Moser with 93 Falstaff points. It is a wine made from the grape varieties Sémillon, Sauvignon Blanc, Muscadelle from the region Barsac in France.

Tasting Notes

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Tasting from 14.02.2021: Peter Moser

Deep dark ruby, opaque core, purple reflections, subtle brightening at the rim. Delicate balsamic notes, black forest berry, ripe blackberry, a hint of liquorice and candied orange zest, notes of spices, dark nougat and vanilla in the background. Juicy, fine red berry nuances, cherry, vivid, still somewhat-demanding tannins, pleasant fresh acidity, sweet cherry, mineral note, some leather on the finish, will benefit from further bottle ageing. (2025-2050).

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Light yellow-green, silver tints. Very restrained, fresh meadow herbs, delicate white tropical fruit. On the palate grassy, rustic, sweet and short, little animation.

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Region
Barsac, France
The small region of Barsac juts out into Graves like a kind of enclave in the south of the Graves region. In this red wine region, Barsac is also known for its...
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Region: Barsac, France
Type of Production: conventional
Vintage: 2018
Expansion: steel tank, 18 months barrique
Alcohol Level: 13.5%
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Château Broustet

Pinesse-Nord 17
33720 Barsac
Frankreich
+33 (5) 56271687
[email protected] broustet.vignoblesdeterroirs.com

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