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Review Credits Review by Plamen (Posted on 18/06/2009)
Dear Mr Howard,
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Z Review by z (Posted on 10/06/2009)
guys -the review you use re Doamaine de souch where you state jancis R was me - I wrote similar regarding Prieure st Christophe -check the article, she published it on my behalf and I'm credited there. I dont mind the usage, but credit to me please -feel free to check
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Four words Review by TheFourWordsWineReviewer (Posted on 03/02/2009)
characteristic, dry, delicious, expensive
Tasting Notes/Products Information
The Jurancon sec displays exotic fruit aromas, floral notes and great freshness on the nose. On the palate the electric minerality and the richness are extremely well balanced. Finishing superbly well this is ideal as an aperitif and has also the structure and character to be served with food…
Review by Paul Howard
At age 60, Yvonne Hegoburu, then manager of Château de Viaud in Bordeaux, planted vines on 6.5 hectares in the south west of France at Laroin. In the film Mondovino she is quoted as saying, ‘I planted vines when my husband died. Ever since then, all this love inside me, I give it to the vines. I talk to them. I have an exchange with them’. The first harvest was in 1990 and since 1994 the vineyard has been run on BD principles, certified by Demeter.
Pale silver-green and with bubbles showing in the glass, quite aromatic nose, pears, no oak at all. Absolutely bone dry and very fresh clean texture with an attractive sherbet quality. This is still very austere on the palate and perhaps needs another year or so to show at its best, when it will take on a rounder and richer character. Very persistent. Ideal with shellfish or better still with fresh crab and guacamole.
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Review by Paul Howard
At age 60, Yvonne Hegoburu, then manager of Château de Viaud in Bordeaux, planted vines on 6.5 hectares in the south west of France at Laroin. In the film Mondovino she is quoted as saying, ‘I planted vines when my husband died. Ever since then, all this love inside me, I give it to the vines. I talk to them. I have an exchange with them’. The first harvest was in 1990 and since 1994 the vineyard has been run on BD principles, certified by Demeter.
Pale silver-green and with bubbles showing in the glass, quite aromatic nose, pears, no oak at all. Absolutely bone dry and very fresh clean texture with an attractive sherbet quality. This is still very austere on the palate and perhaps needs another year or so to show at its best, when it will take on a rounder and richer character. Very persistent. Ideal with shellfish or better still with fresh crab and guacamole.
http://www.winealchemy.com/wa_chosenmiscreview.php?id=34
Additional Information
| Producer | Domaine de Souch |
| Style | Dry White Wine |
| Vintage | 2008 |
| Region | Jurancon |
| Organic | Yes |
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