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Category Archives: sauvignon blanc
Tasting Note: Château Chasse-Spleen 2005 white
I’ve had a lot of fun drinking well-cellared vintages of Chateau Chasse-Spleen’s relatively little known white, over the years. I remember a 1997, opened two or three years ago, and a 2000, opened last year, that had rich aromas, a nice golden color, with all the fun needed to chase away the “spleen” (the Beaudelaire [...]
Also posted in Bordeaux, Chasse-Spleen, Claire Villars, White Bordeaux, white wine 1 Comment
Tasting note: Casa Marin Laurel Vineyard 2005
Just finished a really lovely bottle of Casa Marin sauvignon blanc, from Chile’s San Antonio valley. Delicious. Stood its ground wonderfully with a stir-fry of beef with bok-choy, red peppers, mushrooms with peanut sauce – which is not such an easy task for a white wine. Then again, this sauvignon had an acidity to sweetness [...]
Also posted in Casa Marin, Chile, Laurel Vineyard, San Antonio, tasting, wine and food 1 Comment
Kiwi (or is that grapefruit?) overdose
I really can’t stand it anymore. The grapefruit-fennel-green-pepper creature they call sauvignon blanc, in places down under. Really. I’ve had it. It’s like I’ve just had too much chocolate cake or sugar pie. The simple idea of eating more is repulsive.
I had some Kim Crawford sauvignon blanc from New Zealand, the other day, and now [...]
Also posted in Kim Crawford, Klein Constantia, Loire, New Zealand, South Africa, new world wines, white wine 4 Comments


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