Y・Ch. d'Yquem・2014

Y・Ch. d'Yquem・2014

Product name: Igrek

Producer name: Ch.

Variety: Semillon Sauvignon Blanc

Region: France>Bordeaux

Category: 白

Capacity: 750ml

€270,95
 
€270,95
 

Y (Igrec) is a dry white wine made by Yquem, the king of noble rot wine. This wine, named after the letter "Y" from "D'YQUEM", has a taste that makes you feel the lineage of D'YQUEM. Iglec is only produced in years when the weather is unfavorable or the harvested grapes do not have sufficient noble rot, or on the other hand, in years when there is a bumper crop of grapes, so there is no stable supply. In addition, even if it is released, the amount is very small, so it is difficult to obtain even in its home country France. It is made from Semillon and Sauvignon Blanc, and has a dry but rich fruit flavor with a hint of sweet noble rot wine aroma.It is made from Semillon and Sauvignon Blanc, and has a very impressive aroma of oak and a strong alcohol taste.

 

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Chateau d'Yquem reigns at the top of the world's noble wines

Chateau d'Yquem is the only one in Sauternes that is ranked as Premier Cru Supereur, the highest rating. The beauty of Yquem lies not only in its terroir, which has an exceptional microclimate, but also in the uncompromising rigor of the people who run the chateau, and their tireless efforts to create only ``Yquem that is truly worthy of Yquem.''

At the château, 150 pickers usually take 6 to 8 weeks to harvest the grapes in at least four separate periods to ensure only fully ripe grapes are harvested. Even if the wine is made from carefully selected grapes, if it is determined that it is not suitable for release as Yquem at the barrel aging stage, we will cut it down mercilessly, even if it means reducing production.

Yquem is undoubtedly the pinnacle of noble rot wine. This wine has also surprised connoisseurs with its longevity. According to Robert Parker, this wine can last for 10 to 100 years, and its aging potential is immeasurable. The dry Yquem ``Y'' is also coveted by connoisseurs.