CHÂTEAU CAILLOU 1947
CHÂTEAU CAILLOU 1947
CHÂTEAU CAILLOU 1947
CHÂTEAU CAILLOU 1947
CHÂTEAU CAILLOU 1947
CHÂTEAU CAILLOU 1947
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Tasting notes : Château Caillou has a straw-colored dress with golden highlights and develops concentrated aromas of tropical fruits and honey. On the palate, it is delicate, elegant and rich. The limestone minerality of Barsac can be perceived. The liquor level is moderate for the appellation (around 105g/liter). They have a good aging capacity.

Grape variety / Blend : Sémillon (~90%), Sauvignon (~10%) (variations are possible from one vintage to another)

Maturity : Old wine

Food and Wine Pairing : Blue cheeses

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95 / 100
Cellar Tracker December - 2017
Cellar Tracker
Good fill level, not decanted. Clear, salmon-amber color. Needs lots of air to open up and offers the wonderful perfume that only a truly great Sauternes can produce: Notes of honey, herbs, spices, all woven into one complex blend. The sweetness has perfectly blended in over the last half century and is balanced perfectly by the high acidity. Very mulit-layered and extremely complex. Toffee, coffee, honey, spices, figs and much more. Astonishingly everything is at its right place, all components of acidity, flavors and alcohol are perfectly integrated. A truly great experience, but I couldn’t drink more than a glass, because of its quite high amount of alcohol.
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Region Bordeaux
Appellation Sauternes
Colour Sweet white wine
Volume 0.75 l
Country France
Alcohol content 13.00% vol
Château Caillou

Château Caillou is a Bordeaux wine estate that produces only sweet white wines. The Château and vineyard are located in the commune of Barsac. The vineyard extends over nearly 13 hectares in a single block. The name of the château comes from its subsoil, which consists of a clay-limestone plateau covered with red sand containing slabs and rocks, thus giving the wine great finesse. Château Caillou is classified as a Second Growth in the 1855 Classification of Sauternes wines.

The best vintages of Château Caillou are the 1929 vintage, 1959 grands crus, the 1967 wines, the 1979 vintage and the 1989 vintage.