Chateau Puygueraud blanc 2021

James Suckling: "Lots of white peach and sliced green apple with some grapefruit. Medium body. Tangy fruit and a fresh, creamy finish. Two-thirds sauvignon blanc and one-third sauvignon gris."

Falstaff: "Sehr helles Gelbgrün, Silberreflexe. Zart nach frischer Birne, ein Hauch von Wiesenkräutern und Mango. Mittlerer Körper, weißes Kernobst, frischer Säurebogen, Limettenzesten im Abgang, feine Fruchtsüße im Nachhall."

Decanter: "Tropical and white stone fruits, nuanced nose with pear and white blossom. Lively and zesty with clear orange and lemon juice - and rind - on the palate ,giving a sweet, sour and bitter touch which is all nicely complex. I like the texture here, sharp but driving, tense and focused, there is a nice precision and good overall structure. Tasted three times. 100% Sauvignon-based - Blanc and Gris."

Jeb Dunnuck: "The 2021 Château Puygueraud Blanc comes from a 42-hectare vineyard that was originally purchased by George Thienpont in 1946, with the vines largely being replanted in 1970. Today the château is managed by Nicolas Thienpont. The wine is 54% Sauvignon Blanc and 46% Sauvignon Gris, all of which is a selection from 50% of the production, and the aging is occurring all in tank. Displaying the quality of the vintage for the whites, it offers vibrant peach and pineapple fruits as well hints of flowers, medium body, bright, clean acidity, and a great finish. Need a great Bordeaux Blanc to drink on release? Give this a whirl."

The Wine Cellar Insider: "Blending 64% Sauvignon Blanc and 36% Sauvignon Gris, you find white peaches, mango, pineapple, and honeysuckle on the nose and in the sweet, juicy, creamy, crisp, tropical edged finish. Drink from 2023-2029."