2005 Château de Fieuzal Blanc
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The 2005 de Fieuzal Blanc has actually held up better than the red. It is fully mature, to be sure, yet has enough intrigue to drink well for another year or two, although I would not push my luck much more beyond that. Candied apricot, tangerine oil, hazelnut, dried herbs and chamomile all open in the glass. Readers who enjoy fully mature whites will find much to like in the 2005.
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Robert Parker
Robert Parker
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The 2005 Fieuzal offers up aromas of hazel nuts, lemon zest, white peaches, currants, and honeysuckle. Gorgeous acidity, a touch of creamy oak, and a full-bodied mouthfeel result in a Burgundian-style white Graves. Enjoy it over the next 20 years.
The 2005 Fieuzal offers up aromas of hazel nuts, lemon zest, white peaches, currants, and honeysuckle. Gorgeous acidity, a touch of creamy oak, and a full-bodied mouthfeel result in a Burgundian-style white Graves. Enjoy it over the next 20 years. Wine Advocate.April, 2008
About the producer
Named after the Fieuzal family who owned this estate until 1851, today Ch. de Fieuzal is owned by the Quinns. Since their arrival in 2001, the Irish family has restored the property and built its reputation for quality.