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This Santenay blanc would convince the world of wine tasters to buy the Guide Hachette. Gooseberry, white currant and lemon pith aromas whilst intriguing in a Côte de Beaune blanc are wrong. This strikingly unripe wine then moves on to willow leaf and silver birch bark (I have a bottle of silver birch wine made in Kent, England. Mais oui, ça existe!). Horribly sharp and short like an assassin's dagger. This wine is a disgrace and a warning.
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