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2008 Domaine Corsin Pouilly-Fuisse Vieilles Vignes
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92 Points | International Wine Cellar , February 2011

Gold-tinged yellow. Subtly complex aromas of yellow peach, orange, honey, gingery spices, white pepper and crushed stone. Rich, tactile and dry, showing more soil than easy fruit character in the mouth. A dusty mineral component and the firm acidity of the 2008 vintage give this wine a chewy, saline quality that should make it very flexible at the dinner table.

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Maybe it is a 20 year bottle!
05/13/2013
by Fannin10580945
We had our second of these after two years in the cellar. Not much change - maybe a little bit weightier. Still delectable! Maybe it is a 20 year bottle, but if I start being unhealthy I'm going to drink it up!
As Advertised!
05/20/2011
by Fannin10580945
We have enjoyed one bottle of this and concluded the Tanzer review is right on. We think this will reward bottle age and plan to hold the remaining bottles for a few years. This is very nice Chardonnay!

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