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                                | Tradename:Pavillon Blanc du Chateau Margaux(White) 2005 |  
                                | Item No.:FBB004 |  
                                | Grape Varieties:Sauvignon Blanc |  
                                | Classification:1st Growth 1855 Margaux(White wine) |  
                                | Appellation:Margaux |  
                                | Alcohol:14% |  
                                | Specification:750ml |  
                                | Decanting time: | Original Bottle:Open to drink immediately |  
                                |  | Decanter:Open to drink immediately |  
                                | Scores: | Robert Parker:94 Wine Spectator:92-94
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                                | Tasting Note: | Wine Advocate #170 (4/2007)  Rating: 94 points 2005 is an excellent vintage possessing high acidity as well as impressive levels of weight, richness, and texture.-Robert Parker
 
 Wine Spectator (1/1/2006)  Score range: 92-94
 Dense and intense with lots of lemon, pear and apple character, with vanilla and cream undertones. Long and beautiful. Lovely acidity and balance.–JS
 
 Chateau Taste (11/2007):
 2005 is a great vintage of Pavillon Blanc. It has the richness but also the finesse and the aromatic complexity; and especially the sap, vivacity and freshness. It is really hard to believe that in such a vintage this wine only comes from Sauvignon. (November 2007)
 
 
 
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                                | Food Match: | Western food: Rich seafood and poultry dishes make the obvious food matches, but the wines often feature a refreshing edge of acidity making them pleasant as aperitifs. 
 Chinese food:Steamed seafood, spicy shrimps and crabs, vegetables, potato chowder or chicken soup,white meat,fried chicken,or plain boiled chicken and  Asian style roast duck in beer.
 
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