Pessac-Léognan White Bordeaux Blend

This wine comes from an estate that has seen many names through the years, but great quality wine throughout. Classic to pessac-leognan/graves style using some new French oak, with ample acidity and layers of complexity - straw/golden color, meyer lemon, and crushed rock/gravel minerality. I called Pessac-leognan 2013 - guess I like my Bordeaux blanc.

White Bordeaux, aka some classy shiz. Vibrant melon and pineapple on the nose with some peaches and cream on the palate.. Great bottle.

Love this. Just the right amount of oak for my tastes. It would hold up well to a spicy meal or a nice fish. Makes me hungry

Very nice white bordeaux

Great 👃🏻. Dark berries and a bit smoky. Really good. Definitely get again. (W/Vu & Shaella)

Interesting. Light, and refreshing but not a ton of flavor.

Lemon, apple, quince? acidic and integrated oak. Well balanced paired up to steamed artichokes and halibut in fennel cream sauce.

Pretty nose of white flower, peach, lemon peel, star fruit, and petrol, with faint aroma of almond and honey. Palate is quite round and textured for a predominately Sauvignon Blanc (95% with the rest Semillon) blend that saw 11 months in barrel partially. Chrysanthemum tea like bitter sweet on the taste with a bit of saltiness. Clean but short finish.

Tropical, citrus, floral. Little creaminess on finish. Great on its own or with food.

Nice citrus but it also has a hint of oak and pineapple. Quality white bdx.