Château Coutet 1999 - Sauternes

Château Coutet 1999 - 1st growth classified from Sauternes to Barsac

Presentation of the estate:

Château Coutet, located in the Barsac appellation, is a historic estate which enjoys a prestigious reputation in the production of exceptional sweet wines. With a history dating back to the 17th century, the estate is located on a terroir conducive to the development of noble rot, an essential element for creating renowned Barsac wines.

Presentation of the cuvée:

Château Coutet is recognized for its ability to produce sweet wines of great finesse and remarkable aromatic complexity. The estate attaches great importance to traditional methods of selective harvesting and manual sorting of the grapes, guaranteeing the exceptional quality of its wines.

The 1999 vintage:

The 1999 vintage allowed Château Coutet to produce a balanced and seductive wine. Its golden color with amber reflections announces an intense nose of candied citrus, honey, apricot and spices. On the palate, the sweetness of sugar is balanced by lively acidity, offering a long and fresh finish.

Food and wine:

Château Coutet 1999 goes harmoniously with dishes based on foie gras (but not too much anyway), aged cheeses and desserts with exotic flavors. It can also be enjoyed on its own to savor all its aromatic richness.

Service Tips:

To fully enjoy Château Coutet 1999, serve it between 8 and 10°C in white wine glasses. Aeration in a carafe beforehand can allow the complex aromas to develop further.