Chateau d'Yquem
Great wines are not born just anywhere, by accident. A unique set of climatic and geological conditions combine to form a rare equilibrium.
This is undoubtedly the case at Yquem, which epitomises all that is best about the singular winegrowing environment in Sauternes. Château d'Yquem's topsoil is warm and dry, accumulating heat thanks to smooth flat pebbles and coarse gravel. The clay subsoil contains good water reserves and there are numerous springs on the estate.
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Falstaff
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Wine Spectator
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The Wine Advocate
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James Suckling
97/100
Decanter
98/100
Wine Doctor
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Neil Martin
more reviews
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Falstaff
95/100
Wine Spectator
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The Wine Advocate
97/100
Wine Enthusiast
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James Suckling
96/100
Decanter
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Jancis Robinson
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Wine Doctor
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Jean Marc Quarin
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Neil Martin
more reviews
97/100
Falstaff
95/100
Wine Spectator
94/100
The Wine Advocate
97/100
Wine Enthusiast
96/100
James Suckling
96/100
Decanter
17/20
Jancis Robinson
97/100
Wine Doctor
96/100
Jean Marc Quarin
94/100+
Neil Martin
more reviews
94/100
Wine Spectator
94/100
Wine Enthusiast
97/100
James Suckling
94/100
Wine Spectator
94/100
Wine Enthusiast
97/100
James Suckling
98/100
Falstaff
95/100
The Wine Advocate
100/100
James Suckling
19/20
Jancis Robinson
97/100
Wine Doctor
96/100
Neil Martin
more reviews
98/100
Falstaff
95/100
The Wine Advocate
100/100
James Suckling
19/20
Jancis Robinson
97/100
Wine Doctor
96/100
Neil Martin
more reviews
98/100
Falstaff
95/100
The Wine Advocate
100/100
James Suckling
19/20
Jancis Robinson
97/100
Wine Doctor
96/100
Neil Martin
more reviews
98/100
Falstaff
95/100
The Wine Advocate
100/100
James Suckling
19/20
Jancis Robinson
97/100
Wine Doctor
96/100
Neil Martin
more reviews
94/100
James Suckling
17/20
Jancis Robinson
94/100
James Suckling
17/20
Jancis Robinson
