Ausone 2007 (750ML)

$750.00

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AUSONEAAA7B

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Other Details

Vintage:

2007

Format:

750ML

Appellation:

Saint Emilion

Region:

Right Bank

Stock Status:

Pre-Arrival

Critic Scores, Reviews & Descriptions

94 RP/94 WA

The 2007 Ausone is a candidate for one of the wines of the vintage, rivaling Pavie and Lafite Rothschild. Its deep ruby/purple hue is accompanied by a beautiful nose of spring flowers, raspberries, black currants, and crushed rocks. The wine is dense, medium to full-bodied, and pure with sweet tannin as well as a surprisingly evolved, forward style. It is one of the few Ausones I have tasted that can be drunk with great pleasure at this stage, yet it promises to evolve for two decades. Robert Parker

Tasted blind at the 2007 Bordeaux horizontal in Southwold. There seems to be just a little Cabernet in this wine, wonderful lift and sense of clarity, airy even, dark cherries, boysenberry and an odd scent of lime cordial that vanishes after five minutes in the glass. The palate is citrus-fresh on the entry, very pretty and feminine with filigree tannins and touches of fresh apricot and white peach interlacing the cassis and dark cherry fruit towards the finish. Tasted January 2011. Neal Martin