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One can find a few bottles from this period bearing on their label the name Cru with the added mention "hermitage" or "ermitage" (the term refers precisely to the practice of adding wine from another region)
Central Victoria had a warm dry spring with some early summer rain which led to good fruit set and subsequent healthy green canopies
The vines planted include a significant proportion of Petit Verdot (10%)
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Chateau d’Yquem, 1er Supérieur G.C.C, 1855 Sauternes 2007 Size::1 Bottle One can find a fewDue to poor weather during much of the growing season, this vintage should, by all rights, be best forgotten. And it is true that summer temperatures were cool, there were 100 mm of precipitation in August, ripening was very uneven, there were burst berries, etc. However, a miraculous and radical change in the weather propitious to botrytis turned what started out as a handicap to a decisive advantage. In fact, the variety and complexity of grapes
