Light golden yellow. Nose had lemon and orange aromas. Sweet orange and apricot fruit, moderate acid, and a long sweet, fruity finish. A medium weight young Sauterne. I paid about $20 for a half bottle. My rating 84.
Thanks a lot! If you put the 1996 after the wine desciption, nothing comes up as to where it's available. Thanks for the info; I'm on a search and destroy mission to obtain a case! Happy drinking to all!
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Very much enjoyed this wine too, and looking through your site for that matter. All the best, Stuart
Is the 1996 still available anywhere? If so, how could I get some?
If you Google "1996 Chateau Bastor-Lamontagne" you can find a few places that claim to have the 1996 still in stock.
Thanks a lot! If you put the 1996 after the wine desciption, nothing comes up as to where it's available. Thanks for the info; I'm on a search and destroy mission to obtain a case! Happy drinking to all!
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