Sine Qua Non Rien Ne Va Plus Set (1 x Magnum 3 x Bottle) 2001

Sine Qua Non Rien Ne Va Plus Set (1 x Magnum 3 x Bottle) 2001

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  • Vinous rating 91
Sine Qua Non Rien Ne Va Plus Set (1 x Magnum 3 x Bottle) 2001
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375 cl

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A wooden presentation box of white wine from Sine Qua Non featuring 3 bottles of Rien Ne Va Plus & 1 magnum of Rien Ne Va Plus.
91 Vinous
(15. 5% alcohol) Pale-medium gold. Exotic peach and pineapple on the nose, with a strong charred oak component. Rich, ripe, exotic and adamantly dry, with complex flavors of peach, apricot, honey, clove and ginger, along with a waxy nuance and a suggestion of white raisin. Can't quite match the Whisperin' wine for definition and freshness of fruit, and shows some warmth on the back end, but this is impressively mouthfilling.Stephen Tanzer1st January 2005

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