Sauternais subregion

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The Sauternais subregion is a renowned sweet-wine-producing area in Bordeaux, France, famous for its botrytized Sauternes and Barsac wines.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf wine region
agingPotential very long-term aging
agingVessel oak barrels
climate maritime climate
containsAppellation Barsac AOC
Sauternes AOC
linked to: Sauternes
containsCommune Barsac
linked to: Barsac AOC

Bommes
Fargues
Preignac
Sauternes
country France
dominantGrape Sémillon
famousFor Barsac AOC wines
linked to: Barsac AOC

Sauternes AOC wines
linked to: Sauternes

botrytized wines
sweet white wines
grapeVariety Muscadelle
Sauvignon blanc
linked to: Sauvignon Blanc

Sémillon
harvestMethod multiple selective pickings by hand
influencedBy Ciron river
linked to: Ciron River

Garonne river
linked to: Garonne
keyProcess botrytis cinerea infection
concentration of sugars in grapes
locatedIn Bordeaux wine region
Gironde department
Nouvelle-Aquitaine
notableEstateLocatedIn Château Climens
Château Coutet
Château Suduiraut
Château d’Yquem
notablePhenomenon morning mists that encourage noble rot
partOf Left Bank of Bordeaux
regulatoryFramework Appellation d’Origine Contrôlée
soilType clay-limestone
gravel
limestone
typicalAlcoholRange around 13–14% ABV
typicalFlavorNotes apricot
botrytis spice
honey
marmalade
typicalResidualSugar high residual sugar
wineColor white
wineStyle late-harvest wine
sweet white wine

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Barsac AOC locatedIn Sauternais subregion