This is one of those rare cases where the presence of mold on the grapes before harvest is not the cause of a problem. It is, on the contrary, the real fortune of the small Sauternes area where, thanks to unique climatic conditions, the nearly ripe clusters become covered with the so-called noble rot, or Botrytis cinerea. And it is this particular natural phenomenon that allows the production of sweet and elegant wines. One of a kind. A fine example is this Symphonie de Haut-Peyraguey 2016, made from a very clear majority Semillon grapes, with 5% Sauvignon Blanc. A ripe, rich and creamy Sauternes, characterized by a beautiful deep, bright golden yellow color. A wine that is already very good today but is not afraid to age for a few years in the cellar. Perfect to serve at the end of a meal with friends, with a nice slice of apple pie and a scoop of ice cream.