Top Vintages
Top Vintages
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(6x75cl) 2010Wine Advocate (87)
From the cool outreaches of Listrac, this attractive dark ruby-colored wine offers up notes of camphor, licorice and black currants. Its medium body and good richness as well as ripeness, purity of fruit, and endearing texture make for an attractive wine to drink over the next decade.Inc. GSTSG$452.87 -
(12x75cl) 1990Inc. GSTSG$2,609.24 -
(12x75cl) 2010Inc. GSTSG$1,146.46 -
(12x75cl) 2013Vinous - Antonio Galloni (85-87)
The 2013 Fonroque comes across as a bit compact, with limited depth and complexity. Sweet red berries, hard candy, flowers and tobacco take shape nicely in the glass, but the mid-palate never really blossoms, which allows the oak tannin to dominate.Inc. GSTSG$534.01 -
Decanter (96)
Power and structure in abundance, but it’s the spellbinding acidity that propels this stunning effort skyward. A shy nose of raspberries and sandalwood opens into a concentrated, long and impressively fruit driven palate (90% Merlot). Still grippy; needs time.Inc. GSTSG$364.52 -
Jeb Dunnuck (90-92)
Made from 93% Merlot and the rest Cabernet Franc, the 2017 Château Fonroque has a beautifully complex nose of Christmas spice, fruit cake, sweet oak, and beautifully ripe red and black fruits. With medium to full-bodied richness, a rounded, seductive texture, and sweet tannin, it's an impressive 2017 that should easily end up being an outstanding wine.Inc. GSTSG$221.05 -
(12x75cl) 2020Jancis Robinson (17)
Full bottle 1,325 g. Cask sample taken 7 April. Certified organic. Medium-intensity purple. Quite a distinctive nose of vegetation and herbs rather than brow-beating sweet fruit – attractive. Then on the palate there's some richness but this seems to have more elements at play than many of its peers. More transparent and expressive. Finishes decidedly dry but not drying. 14%Inc. GSTSG$697.38 -
Jancis Robinson (17)
Full bottle 1,325 g. Cask sample taken 7 April. Certified organic. Medium-intensity purple. Quite a distinctive nose of vegetation and herbs rather than brow-beating sweet fruit – attractive. Then on the palate there's some richness but this seems to have more elements at play than many of its peers. More transparent and expressive. Finishes decidedly dry but not drying. 14%Inc. GSTSG$434.26 -
(12x75cl) 2009Wine Advocate (92)
The basic Fontenil (95% Merlot and 5% Cabernet Sauvignon) has a deep bluish purple color and relatively hefty alcohol at 14.5%, but it is not noticeable in this full-bodied, layered, opulent wine, with lots of black raspberry fruit intermixed with some blueberries and crushed rock. Both of these wines have a good 10-15 years of potential in a fine cellar.Inc. GSTSG$1,049.45 -
James Suckling (92-93)
Very pretty balance to this with a juicy fruit character, bright acidity and a long and flavorful finish. Savory and juicy.Inc. GSTSG$332.89 -
Wine Advocate (92-94+)
Opaque purple-black in color, the 2020 Fontenil needs a little swirling and coaxing to release opulent scents of plum preserves, blueberry compote and chocolate-covered cherries, plus suggestions of candied violets, ground cloves and fertile loam. The full-bodied palate is rich with generous black and blue preserves layers, supported by beautifully plush tannins and fantastic freshness, finishing long and fragrant.Inc. GSTSG$493.55 -
Wine Advocate (92-94+)
Opaque purple-black in color, the 2020 Fontenil needs a little swirling and coaxing to release opulent scents of plum preserves, blueberry compote and chocolate-covered cherries, plus suggestions of candied violets, ground cloves and fertile loam. The full-bodied palate is rich with generous black and blue preserves layers, supported by beautifully plush tannins and fantastic freshness, finishing long and fragrant.Inc. GSTSG$335.07 -
Vinous - Ian D'Agata (86-88)
Deep ruby-red. Perfumed mineral and cassis aromas. Bright and juicy on the palate, with very good ripeness to the black berry, cedar and floral flavors. Richer and deeper than usual.Inc. GSTSG$395.63 -
Vinous - Neal Martin (89)
The 2012 Fourcas Hosten has more definition and focus than the 2011, offering higher-toned and more vivacious black fruit laced with cedar and crushed stone. There is something almost Pauillac-like about this Listrac. The palate is medium-bodied with fine tannins and well-judged acidity. It firms up toward the fresh finish, which has just the right amount of dryness and grip and an appealing marine tinge. This is worth seeking out.Inc. GSTSG$391.31 -
Vinous - Neal Martin (87)
The 2014 Fourcas Hosten has a pleasant, clean bouquet that lacks the presence and concentration I expect from this decent vintage. It seems a little diffuse compared to, say, the 2012 or 2016. The palate is balanced with grainy tannins, and quite compact, leading to a bitter cherry and blackberry finish. It does not quite knit together as well as I was hoping, hence my prudent score.Inc. GSTSG$425.10 -
Vinous - Neal Martin (86)
The 2015 Fourcas Hosten has a bullish, quite extravagant bouquet of high-toned blackberry and blueberry fruit; there is a sense of trying too hard to make up for the lackluster prior vintage. The medium-bodied palate shows grainy tannins that frame the tarry black fruit, and hints of pencil lead and white pepper. What this 2015 lacks is a bit of charm and elegance. There is also a sour note on the aftertaste. So-so.Inc. GSTSG$439.23 -
Vinous - Neal Martin (91)
The 2016 Fourcas Hosten is much better on the nose compared to the 2015, exhibiting more delineation and precision, and capturing your attention with plenty of vibrant blackberry and raspberry fruit laced with cedar and blood orange. The palate is well balanced with slightly chalky tannins, minerally black fruit and touches of cedar and mint. There is a sense of cohesion and confidence on the finish. This did not shine out of barrel, but now in bottle with a bit of age, it is growing in stature.Inc. GSTSG$515.57 -
Vinous - Neal Martin (91)
The 2016 Fourcas Hosten is much better on the nose compared to the 2015, exhibiting more delineation and precision, and capturing your attention with plenty of vibrant blackberry and raspberry fruit laced with cedar and blood orange. The palate is well balanced with slightly chalky tannins, minerally black fruit and touches of cedar and mint. There is a sense of cohesion and confidence on the finish. This did not shine out of barrel, but now in bottle with a bit of age, it is growing in stature.Inc. GSTSG$264.33 -
Vinous - Neal Martin (87)
The 2017 Fourcas Hosten is admittedly a bit of a comedown after the high point of the previous vintage. This is much more introverted and earthy on the nose, missing the fruité of the 2016. The palate is medium-bodied with slightly coarse tannins and modest depth, but as before, I still find the finish rather dry.Inc. GSTSG$419.65 -
Vinous - Neal Martin (88+)
The 2018 Fourcas Hosten confirmed my findings from my in-bottle report. Blackberry and seaweed scents feature on the nose, along with hints of tobacco (perhaps less prominent than before). The palate is medium-bodied with good acidity, and this bottle is suppler than the previous one, with a little more spiciness surfacing toward the finish. Give it 2–3 years in bottle.Inc. GSTSG$455.45 -
Vinous - Neal Martin (88+)
The 2018 Fourcas Hosten confirmed my findings from my in-bottle report. Blackberry and seaweed scents feature on the nose, along with hints of tobacco (perhaps less prominent than before). The palate is medium-bodied with good acidity, and this bottle is suppler than the previous one, with a little more spiciness surfacing toward the finish. Give it 2–3 years in bottle.Inc. GSTSG$468.53 -
(6x150cl) 2019Vinous - Neal Martin (91)
The 2019 Fourcas Hosten offers plenty of juicy ripe red berry fruit on the nose, which is more forward than the 2019 Clarke. Red plum and mulberry develop with aeration, along with a touch of black currant pastilles and even a light confit scent. The palate is medium-bodied with a grippy entry, a slightly granular texture and a fine bead of acidity, though at the moment it feels a little hemmed in on the finish. I suspect that this may close down in bottle, but it has the substance to age well. Also, at 13.3% on the label, this is one of the lower-alcohol Left Bank wines.Inc. GSTSG$408.53 -
(6x75cl) 2019Vinous - Neal Martin (91)
The 2019 Fourcas Hosten offers plenty of juicy ripe red berry fruit on the nose, which is more forward than the 2019 Clarke. Red plum and mulberry develop with aeration, along with a touch of black currant pastilles and even a light confit scent. The palate is medium-bodied with a grippy entry, a slightly granular texture and a fine bead of acidity, though at the moment it feels a little hemmed in on the finish. I suspect that this may close down in bottle, but it has the substance to age well. Also, at 13.3% on the label, this is one of the lower-alcohol Left Bank wines.Inc. GSTSG$235.88 -
Vinous - Neal Martin (90-92)
The 2020 Fourcas Hosten displays very good intensity on a nose of ebullient blackberry, cedar and crushed violet scents that burst from the glass. The palate is medium-bodied with crisp tannins. A slight herbaceous element lends freshness, and white pepper and graphite appear toward the grippy, almost sinewy finish. This is quite a bold Listrac that will require 4–5 years in bottle, but it comes across as cohesive and shows good cellaring potential.Inc. GSTSG$441.23 -
(6x75cl) 2020Vinous - Neal Martin (90-92)
The 2020 Fourcas Hosten displays very good intensity on a nose of ebullient blackberry, cedar and crushed violet scents that burst from the glass. The palate is medium-bodied with crisp tannins. A slight herbaceous element lends freshness, and white pepper and graphite appear toward the grippy, almost sinewy finish. This is quite a bold Listrac that will require 4–5 years in bottle, but it comes across as cohesive and shows good cellaring potential.Inc. GSTSG$228.25 -
Vinous - Neal Martin (88-90)
The 2021 Fourcas Hosten is quite concentrated on the nose, offering black cherries, blueberry and floral scents. The palate is medium-bodied with slightly drier tannins than its peers, quite masculine and a little austere but culminating in a pleasant tobacco-tinged finish. Fine.Inc. GSTSG$271.96 -
Jeb Dunnuck (91)
Cassis, smoky herbs, leather, and attractive spicy notes all emerge from the 2022 Château Fourcas Hosten, a charming, medium-bodied, beautifully balanced Listrac based on 53% Merlot, 44% Cabernet Sauvignon, and 3% Petit Verdot. I like it today, yet it should keep nicely for a solid 10-15+ years if well stored.Inc. GSTSG$259.86 -
Fine wine connoisseurs will savour the exquisite Fourcas Hosten Blanc 2015. With the vineyards nestled in the heart of the Médoc peninsula, Bordeaux, France's globally celebrated wine region, Fourcas Hosten is respected for decades of unrivalled viticulture practices. The Blanc 2015 vintage is a harmonious blend of 50% Sauvignon Blanc and 50% Sémillon grapes, carefully harvested and fermented in oak barrels to preserve their rich flavours.
Characterised by crystalline light yellow hues, the Fourcas Hosten Blanc 2015 reveals a tempting bouquet of peaches, white flowers, and subtle hints of vanilla. On the palate, it unfolds in a symphony of citrus and tropical fruits, underscored by a well-balanced acidity and an elegant creamy note. Its prolonged finish brims with freshness and complexity, characteristic of Fourcas Hosten's exceptional craftsmanship.
The Fourcas Hosten Blanc 2015 is a splendid testament to the regal French terroir and meticulous winemaking – a jem that merits a spot in any discerning oenophile's collection.
Inc. GSTSG$332.89 -
Unleashing a burst of elegance and sophistication is the Fourcas Hosten Blanc 2016. This fine wine hails from the historic vineyards of Château Fourcas Hosten, nestled in the heart of the Bordeaux wine region of Listrac-Médoc, France. Exceptionally skilled winemaking techniques forge its sumptuous character, combining traditional methods with modern viniculture innovations. This vintage was meticulously crafted from a harmonious blend of 60% Sauvignon Blanc and 40% Sémillon grapes, harvested at their peak from 30-year-old vines, embodying the pristine terroir of clay-limestone soils and gravel terraces. Aged in French oak barrels, the Fourcas Hosten Blanc 2016 boasts a beautiful pale yellow hue, offering an enchanting olfactory experience characterised by vibrant citrus, ripe peaches, and floral nuances, balanced in the mouth with a refreshing acidity and a delicately long finish. Château Fourcas Hosten, a Family-owned estate for two centuries, delivers yet another astounding testament to its stellar winemaking reputation with this exemplary vintage.
Inc. GSTSG$332.89 -
Richly layered and boasting the allure of a fine white Bordeaux, the Fourcas Hosten Blanc 2017 encapsulates the quintessence of French winemaking heritage. Produced by Château Fourcas Hosten, a revered vineyard in the heart of Listrac-Médoc, this remarkable vintage reflects its history and distinguished terroir. A blend of Sauvignon Blanc and Sémillon, it's aged delicately in French oak barrels, resonating a well-rounded complexity.
An expressive bouquet of ripe citrus fruits, fresh herbs and a sea-salt undertone lend to its charm, while a nuanced palate of bright, crisp acidity and buttery smoothness elevate its refined finish. All these gustatory elements are harmoniously integrated to exemplify the charisma of Fourcas Hosten Blanc 2017, making it highly sought-after by fine wine enthusiasts globally. Exemplary on its own or as an augmenter of a culinary journey, this vino truly presents an authentic taste of Bordeaux's leisured elegance at its best.
Inc. GSTSG$339.43
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(6x75cl) 2010
Wine Advocate (87)
From the cool outreaches of Listrac, this attractive dark ruby-colored wine offers up notes of camphor, licorice and black currants. Its medium body and good richness as well as ripeness, purity of fruit, and endearing texture make for an attractive wine to drink over the next decade.In BondSG$364.00 -
(12x75cl) 1990In BondSG$2,275.00
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(12x75cl) 2010In BondSG$933.00
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(12x75cl) 2013
Vinous - Antonio Galloni (85-87)
The 2013 Fonroque comes across as a bit compact, with limited depth and complexity. Sweet red berries, hard candy, flowers and tobacco take shape nicely in the glass, but the mid-palate never really blossoms, which allows the oak tannin to dominate.In BondSG$383.00 -
Decanter (96)
Power and structure in abundance, but it’s the spellbinding acidity that propels this stunning effort skyward. A shy nose of raspberries and sandalwood opens into a concentrated, long and impressively fruit driven palate (90% Merlot). Still grippy; needs time.In BondSG$277.00 -
Jeb Dunnuck (90-92)
Made from 93% Merlot and the rest Cabernet Franc, the 2017 Château Fonroque has a beautifully complex nose of Christmas spice, fruit cake, sweet oak, and beautifully ripe red and black fruits. With medium to full-bodied richness, a rounded, seductive texture, and sweet tannin, it's an impressive 2017 that should easily end up being an outstanding wine.In BondSG$183.00 -
(12x75cl) 2020
Jancis Robinson (17)
Full bottle 1,325 g. Cask sample taken 7 April. Certified organic. Medium-intensity purple. Quite a distinctive nose of vegetation and herbs rather than brow-beating sweet fruit – attractive. Then on the palate there's some richness but this seems to have more elements at play than many of its peers. More transparent and expressive. Finishes decidedly dry but not drying. 14%In BondSG$521.00 -
Jancis Robinson (17)
Full bottle 1,325 g. Cask sample taken 7 April. Certified organic. Medium-intensity purple. Quite a distinctive nose of vegetation and herbs rather than brow-beating sweet fruit – attractive. Then on the palate there's some richness but this seems to have more elements at play than many of its peers. More transparent and expressive. Finishes decidedly dry but not drying. 14%In BondSG$339.00 -
(12x75cl) 2009
Wine Advocate (92)
The basic Fontenil (95% Merlot and 5% Cabernet Sauvignon) has a deep bluish purple color and relatively hefty alcohol at 14.5%, but it is not noticeable in this full-bodied, layered, opulent wine, with lots of black raspberry fruit intermixed with some blueberries and crushed rock. Both of these wines have a good 10-15 years of potential in a fine cellar.In BondSG$844.00 -
James Suckling (92-93)
Very pretty balance to this with a juicy fruit character, bright acidity and a long and flavorful finish. Savory and juicy.In BondSG$246.00 -
Wine Advocate (92-94+)
Opaque purple-black in color, the 2020 Fontenil needs a little swirling and coaxing to release opulent scents of plum preserves, blueberry compote and chocolate-covered cherries, plus suggestions of candied violets, ground cloves and fertile loam. The full-bodied palate is rich with generous black and blue preserves layers, supported by beautifully plush tannins and fantastic freshness, finishing long and fragrant.In BondSG$334.00 -
Wine Advocate (92-94+)
Opaque purple-black in color, the 2020 Fontenil needs a little swirling and coaxing to release opulent scents of plum preserves, blueberry compote and chocolate-covered cherries, plus suggestions of candied violets, ground cloves and fertile loam. The full-bodied palate is rich with generous black and blue preserves layers, supported by beautifully plush tannins and fantastic freshness, finishing long and fragrant.In BondSG$248.00 -
Vinous - Ian D'Agata (86-88)
Deep ruby-red. Perfumed mineral and cassis aromas. Bright and juicy on the palate, with very good ripeness to the black berry, cedar and floral flavors. Richer and deeper than usual.In BondSG$260.00 -
Vinous - Neal Martin (89)
The 2012 Fourcas Hosten has more definition and focus than the 2011, offering higher-toned and more vivacious black fruit laced with cedar and crushed stone. There is something almost Pauillac-like about this Listrac. The palate is medium-bodied with fine tannins and well-judged acidity. It firms up toward the fresh finish, which has just the right amount of dryness and grip and an appealing marine tinge. This is worth seeking out.In BondSG$260.00 -
Vinous - Neal Martin (87)
The 2014 Fourcas Hosten has a pleasant, clean bouquet that lacks the presence and concentration I expect from this decent vintage. It seems a little diffuse compared to, say, the 2012 or 2016. The palate is balanced with grainy tannins, and quite compact, leading to a bitter cherry and blackberry finish. It does not quite knit together as well as I was hoping, hence my prudent score.In BondSG$291.00 -
Vinous - Neal Martin (86)
The 2015 Fourcas Hosten has a bullish, quite extravagant bouquet of high-toned blackberry and blueberry fruit; there is a sense of trying too hard to make up for the lackluster prior vintage. The medium-bodied palate shows grainy tannins that frame the tarry black fruit, and hints of pencil lead and white pepper. What this 2015 lacks is a bit of charm and elegance. There is also a sour note on the aftertaste. So-so.In BondSG$300.00 -
Vinous - Neal Martin (91)
The 2016 Fourcas Hosten is much better on the nose compared to the 2015, exhibiting more delineation and precision, and capturing your attention with plenty of vibrant blackberry and raspberry fruit laced with cedar and blood orange. The palate is well balanced with slightly chalky tannins, minerally black fruit and touches of cedar and mint. There is a sense of cohesion and confidence on the finish. This did not shine out of barrel, but now in bottle with a bit of age, it is growing in stature.In BondSG$374.00 -
Vinous - Neal Martin (91)
The 2016 Fourcas Hosten is much better on the nose compared to the 2015, exhibiting more delineation and precision, and capturing your attention with plenty of vibrant blackberry and raspberry fruit laced with cedar and blood orange. The palate is well balanced with slightly chalky tannins, minerally black fruit and touches of cedar and mint. There is a sense of cohesion and confidence on the finish. This did not shine out of barrel, but now in bottle with a bit of age, it is growing in stature.In BondSG$193.00 -
Vinous - Neal Martin (87)
The 2017 Fourcas Hosten is admittedly a bit of a comedown after the high point of the previous vintage. This is much more introverted and earthy on the nose, missing the fruité of the 2016. The palate is medium-bodied with slightly coarse tannins and modest depth, but as before, I still find the finish rather dry.In BondSG$286.00 -
Vinous - Neal Martin (88+)
The 2018 Fourcas Hosten confirmed my findings from my in-bottle report. Blackberry and seaweed scents feature on the nose, along with hints of tobacco (perhaps less prominent than before). The palate is medium-bodied with good acidity, and this bottle is suppler than the previous one, with a little more spiciness surfacing toward the finish. Give it 2–3 years in bottle.In BondSG$303.00 -
Vinous - Neal Martin (88+)
The 2018 Fourcas Hosten confirmed my findings from my in-bottle report. Blackberry and seaweed scents feature on the nose, along with hints of tobacco (perhaps less prominent than before). The palate is medium-bodied with good acidity, and this bottle is suppler than the previous one, with a little more spiciness surfacing toward the finish. Give it 2–3 years in bottle.In BondSG$315.00 -
(6x150cl) 2019
Vinous - Neal Martin (91)
The 2019 Fourcas Hosten offers plenty of juicy ripe red berry fruit on the nose, which is more forward than the 2019 Clarke. Red plum and mulberry develop with aeration, along with a touch of black currant pastilles and even a light confit scent. The palate is medium-bodied with a grippy entry, a slightly granular texture and a fine bead of acidity, though at the moment it feels a little hemmed in on the finish. I suspect that this may close down in bottle, but it has the substance to age well. Also, at 13.3% on the label, this is one of the lower-alcohol Left Bank wines.In BondSG$256.00 -
(6x75cl) 2019
Vinous - Neal Martin (91)
The 2019 Fourcas Hosten offers plenty of juicy ripe red berry fruit on the nose, which is more forward than the 2019 Clarke. Red plum and mulberry develop with aeration, along with a touch of black currant pastilles and even a light confit scent. The palate is medium-bodied with a grippy entry, a slightly granular texture and a fine bead of acidity, though at the moment it feels a little hemmed in on the finish. I suspect that this may close down in bottle, but it has the substance to age well. Also, at 13.3% on the label, this is one of the lower-alcohol Left Bank wines.In BondSG$157.00 -
Vinous - Neal Martin (90-92)
The 2020 Fourcas Hosten displays very good intensity on a nose of ebullient blackberry, cedar and crushed violet scents that burst from the glass. The palate is medium-bodied with crisp tannins. A slight herbaceous element lends freshness, and white pepper and graphite appear toward the grippy, almost sinewy finish. This is quite a bold Listrac that will require 4–5 years in bottle, but it comes across as cohesive and shows good cellaring potential.In BondSG$286.00 -
(6x75cl) 2020
Vinous - Neal Martin (90-92)
The 2020 Fourcas Hosten displays very good intensity on a nose of ebullient blackberry, cedar and crushed violet scents that burst from the glass. The palate is medium-bodied with crisp tannins. A slight herbaceous element lends freshness, and white pepper and graphite appear toward the grippy, almost sinewy finish. This is quite a bold Listrac that will require 4–5 years in bottle, but it comes across as cohesive and shows good cellaring potential.In BondSG$150.00 -
Vinous - Neal Martin (88-90)
The 2021 Fourcas Hosten is quite concentrated on the nose, offering black cherries, blueberry and floral scents. The palate is medium-bodied with slightly drier tannins than its peers, quite masculine and a little austere but culminating in a pleasant tobacco-tinged finish. Fine.In BondSG$200.00 -
Jeb Dunnuck (91)
Cassis, smoky herbs, leather, and attractive spicy notes all emerge from the 2022 Château Fourcas Hosten, a charming, medium-bodied, beautifully balanced Listrac based on 53% Merlot, 44% Cabernet Sauvignon, and 3% Petit Verdot. I like it today, yet it should keep nicely for a solid 10-15+ years if well stored.In BondSG$179.00 -
Fine wine connoisseurs will savour the exquisite Fourcas Hosten Blanc 2015. With the vineyards nestled in the heart of the Médoc peninsula, Bordeaux, France's globally celebrated wine region, Fourcas Hosten is respected for decades of unrivalled viticulture practices. The Blanc 2015 vintage is a harmonious blend of 50% Sauvignon Blanc and 50% Sémillon grapes, carefully harvested and fermented in oak barrels to preserve their rich flavours.
Characterised by crystalline light yellow hues, the Fourcas Hosten Blanc 2015 reveals a tempting bouquet of peaches, white flowers, and subtle hints of vanilla. On the palate, it unfolds in a symphony of citrus and tropical fruits, underscored by a well-balanced acidity and an elegant creamy note. Its prolonged finish brims with freshness and complexity, characteristic of Fourcas Hosten's exceptional craftsmanship.
The Fourcas Hosten Blanc 2015 is a splendid testament to the regal French terroir and meticulous winemaking – a jem that merits a spot in any discerning oenophile's collection.
In BondSG$246.00 -
Unleashing a burst of elegance and sophistication is the Fourcas Hosten Blanc 2016. This fine wine hails from the historic vineyards of Château Fourcas Hosten, nestled in the heart of the Bordeaux wine region of Listrac-Médoc, France. Exceptionally skilled winemaking techniques forge its sumptuous character, combining traditional methods with modern viniculture innovations. This vintage was meticulously crafted from a harmonious blend of 60% Sauvignon Blanc and 40% Sémillon grapes, harvested at their peak from 30-year-old vines, embodying the pristine terroir of clay-limestone soils and gravel terraces. Aged in French oak barrels, the Fourcas Hosten Blanc 2016 boasts a beautiful pale yellow hue, offering an enchanting olfactory experience characterised by vibrant citrus, ripe peaches, and floral nuances, balanced in the mouth with a refreshing acidity and a delicately long finish. Château Fourcas Hosten, a Family-owned estate for two centuries, delivers yet another astounding testament to its stellar winemaking reputation with this exemplary vintage.
In BondSG$246.00 -
Richly layered and boasting the allure of a fine white Bordeaux, the Fourcas Hosten Blanc 2017 encapsulates the quintessence of French winemaking heritage. Produced by Château Fourcas Hosten, a revered vineyard in the heart of Listrac-Médoc, this remarkable vintage reflects its history and distinguished terroir. A blend of Sauvignon Blanc and Sémillon, it's aged delicately in French oak barrels, resonating a well-rounded complexity.
An expressive bouquet of ripe citrus fruits, fresh herbs and a sea-salt undertone lend to its charm, while a nuanced palate of bright, crisp acidity and buttery smoothness elevate its refined finish. All these gustatory elements are harmoniously integrated to exemplify the charisma of Fourcas Hosten Blanc 2017, making it highly sought-after by fine wine enthusiasts globally. Exemplary on its own or as an augmenter of a culinary journey, this vino truly presents an authentic taste of Bordeaux's leisured elegance at its best.
In BondSG$252.00
