El Château de Myrat elabora desde varios años un vino de Sauternes, fino, elegante y de raza buscando el mejor equilibrio. La añada 2001 caracteriza perfectamente dicha búsqueda. El vino se compone de un 88% de semillon, un 8% de sauvignon y un 4% de Muscadelle.
En la nariz el vino presenta notas minerales de sílex y evoluciona con aroams de agrios y frutos exóticos. Con buena potencia en boca, el vino tiene taninos aterciopelados. El Château de Myrat 2001 presenta una buenísima armonía entre el azúcar, el acohol y la acidez.
Tasted at the de Myrat vertical at the property. The 2001 Château de Myrat put in a good performance a couple of years ago. Here, it has that attractive quince and dried honey aromas, a touch of almond paste and cinnamon developing in the glass. The palate is well balanced with crisp acidity, miles fresher than previous vintages with a tangy quince and marmalade finish that just does not quite deliver the length. It is not quite as good as the previous bottle, but it was clearly the best de Myrat since the estate was reborn in the late 1980s. This is worth seeking out if you see it on the market or in a restaurant. Tasted April 2016.