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Bookmark or Share- Sauternes (wine) - WikipediaIn the United States, there is a semi-generic label for sweet white dessert wines known as sauterne without the "s" at the end and uncapitalized. [1]
- 5 Sauternes Wines You Shouldn't Miss | Wine Enthusiast96 Points Wine Enthusiast. This wine is pure Sémillon, giving richness. The weight gets a massive lift from acidity and aromatic, spicy honey. The wine’s balance is impeccable, with poise and elegance, and it will age well.
- Serious Sweets: Sauternes Wine Guide - Wine FollySauternes at a Glance. Grapes: Mostly Sémillon with Sauvignon Blanc and Muscadelle Region: Graves in Bordeaux, France Style: Full-bodied, sweet, late-harvest white wine made from grapes affected by noble rot Serving Tips: Serve chilled Food Pairing: Blue cheese, foie gras, fruit-themed desserts Aging Options: Enjoy in youth or age for decades (5–30+ years) Sweet Wine Appellations of ...
- Sauternes - Total Wine & MoreSauternes, in France’s Bordeaux region, produces some of the most celebrated sweet wines in the world. The Sauternes appellation lies within the Graves district of Bordeaux, on the Garonne River, where cool, foggy mornings and sunny afternoons play a key role in the creation of this acclaimed dessert wine.
- The Complete Guide to Sauternes Wine - I Love WineSauternes is one of the world’s most beloved sweet wines and is said to have been created as a result of an accident in the 1800s. This carefully cultivated wine is certainly no longer an accident but a perfected blend of three different grapes in the Sauternes region, creating a full-bodied sweet wine which can be consumed alone or accompany fine desserts.
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