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Château Bonnet White
Very Sauvignon, this wine of André Lurton at an affordable price, is an example of "everyday wine": succulent aromas of pear and tropical fruit, nervous and expressive on the palate, clean finish and well-defined . Intelligent, vibrant easy to drink yet.
Wine style
Fresh and Fruity
Grape blend
Sauvignon blanc 57% / Sémillon 43%
Weather
2016 was one of the finest vintages in the past 20 years. Winter was exceptionally wet and mild, and it rained a great deal in spring until June. However, the weather changed radically in mid-June, turning warm and quite dry, with cool nights. Ideal conditions for growing excellent wine grapes!
Tasting Comment
Appareance
2016 Château Bonnet has a very pale brilliant colour.
Nose
Sauvignon Blanc aromas predominate, with complex nuances of tropical fruit and citrus that will delight people who love wines from this estate, and who appreciate its intense yet ethereal bouquet. There are also hints of yellow peach, showing that the grapes were picked very ripe.
Mouth
Quite rich and full-bodied. The freshness enables the flavours to last from beginning to end of the tasting. Although still very young, this wine has a soft, pleasant, velvety aftertaste. It is very balanced and charming as an aperitif, or with salads and seafood dishes.
Ratings and reviews
2018 Edition - Floral hints and resin aromas complement each other on the nose. On the palate, the wine is soft and fresh, focused on the fruit, especially peaches and citrus. Uncomplicated and attractive. 2017-2019. 
Seafood platter.
Fruity and tangy with lemon-rind and crushed-stone character. Medium body, bright acidity and a lively finish. Always delicious. Screw cap.
Medals
San Diego Wine and Spirits Challenge 2018
Consumption period
2017 - 2018
Our suggestions
Starters
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Fish and Shellfish
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Cheese |
Salads |
Ground
Surface
137.00 ha
Soil
Clay-limestone and clay-siliceous
Winemaking
Grape harvest
By hand or manual sorting before machine harvest
Others
Graft stock
Riparia gloire - 3309C - Fercal - 101.14.
Plant food
Traditional, limited impact
Plant density
3,000 to 5,000 vines per hectare
Wine average age
19 years old
Grape variety
Sauvignon / Sémillon / Muscadelle.
Pruning type
Double Guyot
Fermentation
After skin- contact and settling, in temperature- controlled stainless- steel tanks
Fermentation temperature
18 to 20° C
Malolactic
No
Wine maturing
For 4 months in tanks on lees
Wine montage
Tartaric precipitation by cold treatment
Maturing potential
2 to 3 years
Recipes
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