2020 Lurton Chateau Bonnet Reserve Blanc

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2020 Lurton Chateau Bonnet Reserve Blanc

The Château Bonnet reserve vintage is a testament to elegance and culinary delight.

Tasting Notes

Clear, pale yellow colour with some green highlights, this wine is very expressive, the nose gives off pleasant notes of citrus fruits (grapefruit) and white flowers, slightly vanilla. On the palate, there is complexity, a nice sweetness and a pleasant freshness. It is a very aromatic wine with notes of citrus (grapefruit, lemon) and white flowers (peach). The whole is well balanced.

2022 Lurton Chateau Bonnet Reserve Blanc

 

 

Production

In the cellar, fermentation follows skin contact and settling, taking place in oak barrels. The fermentation temperature is maintained between 18 to 23°C. Malolactic fermentation does not occur. The wine matures in oak barrels with a potential maturing period of 1 to 5 years. The maturation process continues in oak barrels for 9 months.

Producer

Lurton Family is one of the largest wine Dynasty in the world. Vignovles Andre Lurton is a family estate, established in the 1950's by Andre Lurton, and one of today's largest and morst important producer of the Bordeaux region.  A visionary and force of nature, Andre Lurton founded the AOC Pessac- Leognan in 1987, pioneering its aromatic white wine style.  Today both reds and whites from Pessac Leognan have earned a reputation for great value.  Today one of his son's is leader of the company.

 

Specifications

Year 2022
Bottle Size 750ml
Cultivar 73% Sauvignon Blanc, 27% Semillion
Country France
Alcohol content
 13% ABV
Units of alcohol per bottle 9.75 units
Type White Wine
Allergen Information Contains Sulphites
Dietary Information Vegan & Vegetarian Approved
Food Matches The ideal accompaniment for a shrimp-based starter, grilled fish, or even goat's cheese would be a wine that complements the flavors. A crisp white wine or a light-bodied red, avoiding those with heavy tannins, would pair beautifully with these dishes.
Appellation AOC Entre-deux-Mers

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