2001 Doisy Daene
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The 2001 Doisy-Daëne has a gorgeous bouquet of lanolin, honeysuckle, marmalade and yellow flowers, well defined and quintessentially Barsac. This is blossoming at 20 years of age. The palate is very well balanced with a viscous opening. What strikes me is the purity of this Barsac, plus the tension and race from start to finish. Orange zest, quince and touches of saffron line the finish, which fans out wonderfully. Superb.
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Neal Martin
Jancis Robinson MW
Altre recensioni e punteggi
Orange gold – the same colour as the Laville Haut-Brion 2003 served at the same meal. Luminous colour and miraculous freshness. Barley sugar but not at all cloying. Hint of br û lée, So refreshing! Even a bit flirtatious. But not the longest lasting. (JR)
Pale orangey copper colour. Barley sugar start but clean as a whistle – just a little lighter than many a 2001 sweet white bordeaux. Clean and tangy on the end. I wonder whether all the best, richest fruit was diverted into L'Extravagant? Competent rather than compelling. (JR)
The Doisy Daene 2001 is still quite backward on the nose compared to its peers and as a consequence, demands more coaxing from the glass: beeswax, honeycomb and a touch of lanolin. The palate is well balanced with a vibrant, citrus-fresh entry. This Barsac is struck through with engaging, lovely orange peel and citrus lemon notes here that segue into a refined and tensile finish that leaves you wanting any sip.
Informazioni sul produttore
Le origini di questa tenuta di Second Growth risalgono alla fine del 1800. Tuttavia, è sotto la proprietà della famiglia Dubourdieu, che rilevò la proprietà di Barsac nel 1924, che Ch. Doisy-Daëne raggiunse il suo vero splendore.