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Chateau Coutet

1973 Chateau Coutet Premier Cru Classe, Barsac

France Sauvignon Blanc Semillon Bordeaux Barsac Premier Cru Classe 750ML

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1973 Chateau Coutet Premier Cru Classe, Barsac
Chateau Coutet

1973 Chateau Coutet Premier Cru Classe, Barsac

France Sauvignon Blanc Semillon Bordeaux Barsac Premier Cru Classe 750ML

Vinous

89
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  • Base Neck, Corroded Capsule

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Vinous

89

The 1973 Coutet has a simple nose at first, but after two or three hours, it magically blossoms with lovely marmalade and dried mango scents intermingling with candlewax and saffron. The palate is bitter on the entry, quite sharp at first, yet fresh, and again, it gains weight with aeration, never gaining enormous complexity although vivacious and elegant after a couple of hours. I never thought I would advise you to decant a 1973 Sauternes...but give this Coutet a couple of hours in a decanter. Tasted from an ex-château bottle served at the estate.

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Vinous

Vinous

89

The 1973 Coutet has a simple nose at first, but after two or three hours, it magically blossoms with lovely marmalade and dried mango scents intermingling with candlewax and saffron. The palate is bitter on the entry, quite sharp at first, yet fresh, and again, it gains weight with aeration, never gaining enormous complexity although vivacious and elegant after a couple of hours. I never thought I would advise you to decant a 1973 Sauternes...but give this Coutet a couple of hours in a decanter. Tasted from an ex-château bottle served at the estate.