Appearance
A luminous golden amber with hints of mahogany, showcasing the maturity and depth gained over decades in the bottle.
Nose
An intricate bouquet of mandarin orange, honeyed apricot, and dried stone fruits, complemented by floral notes of orange blossom and subtle nuances of ginger and quince, characteristic of aged Sauternes from Barsac.
Palate
Silky and luxurious, the palate features rich flavours of dried apricot, quince, and a touch of barley sugar. Balanced by a vibrant acidity, it finishes with a long, lingering note of honey and a gentle spice, underscoring the wine’s elegance and freshness even after decades of aging.
About
Château Climens, a Premier Cru Classé estate in Barsac, has been producing exceptional Sauternes since its classification in 1855. Known for crafting wines exclusively from Sémillon, Climens wines are celebrated for their purity, precision, and ability to age gracefully over many years. The 1967 vintage, revered as a historic year for Sauternes, highlights Château Climens' dedication to traditional winemaking and represents a rare piece of Bordeaux history.