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Historical Traveler Reviews Radisson Hotel Nashville Airport
Very pleasant stay
We stayed for one night before a business trip and really enjoyed the Radisson. The front desk person was super nice and friendly. She gave me an unexpected discount for a suite which was great. The hotel lobby is very nice. We were on the top floor (7) so the view was pretty good of the surrounding area. The suite was very spacious. There was a separate sitting area that had a wet bar, desk w/a nice chair, sofa, and a nice armoire that enclosed one of the two tvs. The cable reception was very good compared to other hotels. It was web enabled so you could access the internet by using the tv. We didn't try this feature, but I'm sure it was neat. The bathroom was very clean and visually appealing. There was plenty of space on the vanity. The only real drawback about the bathroom was the lighting. It could have been a bit softer. The bedroom had nice french doors that could be shut if need be to block off the sitting area. The sleep number bed was dreamy. The sheets, pillows, and comforter were very comfy and clean. There was a big window in the bedroom with a very decent view. The indoor pool area of the hotel was ok. It wasn't really appealing and was a little colder than I'd like. Parking was very good, and they also offered a 24 hour shuttle service within a 2 mile radius which was a nice perk.
About the surrounding area: this hotel is very convenient to the airport. It probably takes less than five minutes to get there. The hotel is located amongst many other hotels, but there are also restaurants and other stores in the area. I would not recommend visiting the K-Mart that is just across Royal Parkway. The parking lot just didn't seem safe to me, and the employees were completely out of it.
Overall, I would definitely recommend the Radisson. We had a great stay.
Pretty Good
The hotel was very nicely renovated like it says on the site. The staff were friendly and prompt. There were a few things that would be nice for them to change. 1st-If you are like me, I like to be able to get room service whenever, which is not the case at this particular hotel. Room service is available a few hours in the morning and not offered again until 5pm to 10pm. That is a big deal to me. Also, if you need an extra bed in the room, forget it on the weekend and if they do have one available, it is an extra $10 a night. Also, if you want late check-out, that is not in there vocabulary. Just forget it. Besides that, everything was great. One more thing which the hotel does not have control over and something I learned, if you book through a site other than the hotel itself, you are not guaranteed the room you picked on this site. I needed 2-double beds d/t two couples staying in the room and had no choice but to take a king size bed and of course they did not have a rollaway bed available. So, my friends ended up getting their own room. Appreciate that, Expedia.com.
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Comfortable, clean
My wife and I wanted a couple of days away from the grind and visited Nashville for some rest and relaxation. The Radisson was nice, clean and within 15-20 minutes drive to Opry Mills mall and Green Hills mall. The staff were very helpful and friendly. The room was nice and clean. Just two problems : the air conditioning ran but did not cool the room and the shower was frugal. A small, plastic, hand-held type shower head mounted about 5 ft. up the wall. I am 6'1" so I had to stoop to wash my hair or hold the show head in my hand. Otherwise the hotel was nice and I would stay here again. Not worth the $139 a night but it was SEC basketball tournament weekend.
OK thats all
After a fantastic weeks holiday in Nashville with my partner. On our way home due to the snow in New York we could not catch our origional flight so we had to book into the Raddison. The hotel is very nice when you walk in, Staff are friendly etc, but when we checked into our room there was hair on the bedspread and ciggarette ash on the seat the room smelled of ciggatrettes eventough it was supposed to be non smoking. So unfortunately we were not very impressed with this hotel and would NOT stay there again. Sorry!!!
My favorite Nashville hotel - Predictable and comfortable
I have stayed at this hotel many times over the years, mainly because it seems to come up on Pricleine when I select 3 Star in the Airport area. I stayed at the hotel first as Wyndham Garden hotel and later as Wyndham. Now that its a Radisson it is even better. The sleep number beds are really a great addition. And they are also using very nice bed linens, similar to the Westin Hotels. The hotel is being updated currently, and there are lots of small but impressive changes.
The hotel has a very comfortable bar area and a full restaurant. Overall, the feel is first class and the service is great. Highly recommended.
Excellent nights stay
I had to put my son on a flight to San Francisco on Saturday, so we decided to go down to Nashville and take in a hockey game. I booked (bought) a room through Priceline. The room was as requested, 2 beds no smoking. The room was immaculate. The sheets on the beds were crispy clean. The bathroom flawless. The clerk at the check-in was friendly and prompt. There is a small, quaint, lobby bar. The hotel is going through some renovations but that wasn't visible to us. The mattresses felt like goose down and were super comfortable. Probably the best feature of this place is it is so close to the airport. It takes about 2 minutes from the hotel. I will definetly stay here again.
Radisson Nashville Staff is Great
Booked two rooms in December 2005 through Priceline at $35 a night for one night. The staff was so friendly and helpful and tried to accomodate my every request. The room had just been remodeled and we were the first guests. The bedding was thick & soft, and the mattresses were very comfortable. The attention to small details was evident in everything from the lighted make-up mirror to the nice ice buckets to the curved shower rods. Extra towels and toiletries were provided. The check out time of 12 pm was really nice, considering my last hotel had a 10 am checkout time.
My only concerns were:
1. Remodeling in the breakfast,restaurant area. Was very noisy when I first walked in. But the workers were gone within an hour;
2. Breakfast was fairly expensive(no continental);
3. No smoking room available due to the remodeling.
4. Wish they had laundered the brand-new bedding & down comforter after they took them out of the bags and before they put them on the beds... I think new bedding needs washing, but that's just my preference I guess.
But all in all it was a very nice stay (a wonderful night's sleep) and the staff was terrific! Very great value considering the low price paid.
Great bedding.
Booked two rooms for two nights through Priceline at $45/night each. Nights were during Thanksgiving holidays so hotel was fairly empty.
The King bed had a sleep-number adjustable bed. The sheets and pillows were excellent. The room was nicely sized and laid out. The bathroom was clean except for a small amount of black mildew in the shower.
The hotel has a relatively large indoor pool which was overly heated.
The Radisson is a couple of miles from the airport and is in a business-park setting with 5 other hotels.
There was a $10/person breakfast buffet each morning but we didn't make use of it. Nor did i see anyone else dining there. Again, I believe the hotel had very few customers due to the holidays and its location.
Great Hotel & Great Staff
I've been staying here once a month for the past 3 years. Bedding is fabulous---even ordered one of their pillows for my home. Always clean & very quiet. I feel very safe here while staying alone. The staff is very professional & helpful. The food is superior for a hotel. I always look forward to my stay here.
Room quality above average, but...
Got room through priceline. Before getting there, after a few calls were finally able to switch from 2 dbl beds to a king. Bed was very comfortable (a Sleep Number bed). Room was pretty nice, better than any others I've stayed in at that price. Bathroom was nice too. Could barely hear TV on some channels/shows.
A/C kept getting warm after a few hours of use. Maint. man came immediately and worked on it a few mins, getting it working for another few hours. Said A/C units are 20+ years old and the pipe gets clogged (has cold water running through it). Supposed to get upgraded sometime I think he said.
Hotel is currently remodeling, so our room had slight paint smell, and we got woken up every morning at 8ish by sound of loud drilling/buzzing noise (like an air hammer) that sounded like it was just about to come through the wall. Later figured out it was actually down on the floor below and over one room. We asked for another room, but hotel said it didn't have any others.
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"Once we attack the basket, I think we can get more fouls," Evans said. "That's what they did: They attacked the basket, and they got a lot of calls."
Cousins had just 11 points and four rebounds. Evans, who had 21 points and eight rebounds in Sacramento's opener, finished with six points on 3-for-14 shooting.
The Kings have a streak of six straight losing seasons that coincides with the amount of time since coach Rick Adelman was fired. Now he's with the Wolves, trying to turn them into the perennial playoff team he had in Sacramento. If he can pull this off without Rubio (left knee surgery) and Love (broken right hand) for at least the first month of the season, the job will be all the more impressive.
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seems a wee bit olbvious.....
nice one:
5. Qxc6#
There are many ways to give checkmate black.
Nice job with alternate
not fair, cuz he could take the Bishop with the King, and not with the Rook
Look at post 22,it's still mate in 5
Here are 2 solutions (4) Mate in 5
This puzzle is nice because it has four different ways to deliver mate-in-five
Quite interesting for the novice..... My attention quickly went to thy crippling king side then thy noticed the bishop
Why do people sometimes replicate a position in the puzzle or just re-release the puzzle?However, nice analysis murometzyx & paulified22. Nice to see more variety
it was easier than i expected "mate in 5".
3rd page!
yeah 3 rd page finished it a nice pin
molto facile !
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I am working on some code to run a saved ffnet neural network in python without having to use the ffnet module. However, i got stuck while trying to figure out how normalization works.
According to the documentation, the inputs are normalized from -0.15 to 0.85. However, if i try to train a neural network with three samples:
[3,4,5] -> [0,0,2]
[6,4,2] -> [0,2,1]
[9,4,1] -> [1,3,0]
How will numpy handle normalization of the second element in the input lists? only the value 4 appears.
Also i have another question about how normalization of the outputs work. If you normalize them all to (-0.15,0.85) but the range of the sigmoid function is (0,1) then how does the neural network output negative values?
I've tried to read the fortran code for setin and getout, but i'm not familiar with it so i just get confused.
Thanks for any help!
Normalization is done to the range (0.15, 0.85). Where did you find -0.15? This should be corrected...
Coefficients of linear map are calculated by simple function _linear:
from ffnet import ffnetmodule a, b = ffnetmodule._linear(vecmin, vecmax, 0.15, 0.85) # normalize A, B = ffnetmodule._linear(0.15, 0.85, vecmin, vecmax) # de-normalize
For input with single value only (4 in your example) you will get a=0 and b=0.5 (b in the middle of the range (0.15, 0.85)). Such inputs should be avoided though...
Thanks for the reply!
I must've been seeing things and somehow read the 0.15 as -0.15. Anyways that solves the dilemma and my question. Thank you!


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Daniel Ezralow Coming to Ford Amphitheatre, 9/13
Winding up the Zev Yaroslavsky Signature Series and bringing the Ford Theatres 2014 summer season to a close, Ezralow Dance takes the stage at the Ford Amphitheatre on Sept. 13 at 8 p.m.
The commissioned, site-specific world premiere from world-renowned director/choreographer Daniel Ezralow will be accompanied by live music from contemporary classical ensemble wild Up, marking the debut of Ezralow's new, Los Angeles-based company.
"Daniel is a visionary who creates grand pieces on a scale not usually seen at the Ford," says Ford managing director of productions Adam Davis.
Hailed as "unforgettably gutsy" by The New York Times and "one of the best American dancer-choreographers now working on an international scale" by the Chicago Tribune, Ezralow most recently choreographed the opening ceremonies at the Sochi Olympics. He has created choreography and aerial choreography for theater, film, opera and television around the world, including The Beatles LOVE by Cirque du Soleil, Broadway's Spider-Man: Turn off the Dark, the film Across the Universe and for Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, Batsheva Dance Company and Paris Opera Ballet. Ezralow is a co-founder of ISO Dance and an original dancer/choreographer of MOMIX.
"I try to break traditions, to look at something we may have all viewed many times before and see it completely differently," Ezralow explains. "With this new company of 9 dancers, I want to build a creative home for the huge amount of repertory I've developed around the world. Being an eclectic artist means that I've been lucky enough to jump from film to TV to stage, but there's been no way until now to collect everything into a single body of work."
According to Ezralow, the evening will begin with the "Awakening" of the Ford's historic outdoor amphitheater, which is set against a backdrop of cypresses and chaparral in the Hollywood Hills, and close with a sequence tentatively titled "DEconstruxion."
According to Ezralow, the choreography will be intimately linked to the music, and wild Up artistic director Christopher Rountree is enthusiastic about the collaboration. He is particularly passionate about the planned premiere of a new Bach deconstruction by Chris Kallmeyer (composer of the Bach As A Lens series) and a performance of Bach's Brandenburg Concerto #3 played by a completely different set of instruments than those Bach would have used, which will make the familiar piece sound wildly different and virtuosic. The two Bach pieces will "bookend" the evening. Also on the program will be dances choreographed to various 19th century composers as well as to the music of contemporary composer David Lang.
"This type of collaboration happens very rarely," Rountree says. "We're going to take old world music and adapt it to become something completely new. We define a concert as anything that draws people together to have a shared experience of listening, so this experiment is very exciting for us."
Since its start in 2010, wild Up has been Orchestra in Residence at the Hammer Museum, Ensemble in Residence with American Composers Orchestra and Education Ensemble in Residence with the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra. Last season, the collective made its debut with the Los Angeles Philharmonic's Brooklyn Festival and Minimalist Jukebox Festival at Walt Disney Concert Hall and had their first in a series of collaborative projects with the Colburn Conservatory of Music. The group has been featured at a number of Los Angeles' prominent cultural spaces including the Edye at the Broad Stage, Zipper Hall, REDCAT, Beyond Baroque, the Armory Center for the Arts and the Jensen Rec. Center Studio. Their recordings of Shostakovich, Rzewski and Messiaen have been featured on KUSC, KPFK and American Public Media's Performance Today, whose host, Fred Child, called them "searing, penetrating and thrilling." Mark Swed of the Los Angeles Times hailed them as "magnificent" and "Best in Classical Music 2012."
This summer marks the Zev Yaroslavsky Signature Series' second season celebrating Los Angeles as a destination for world-class artists who find here both collaboration with, and inspiration from, celebrated local artists. The series is presented by the Los Angeles County Arts Commission with support provided by Los Angeles County Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky, and all proceeds benefit the Ford Theatre Foundation.
At 1,200 seats, the Ford Theatres creates an intimate concert experience that is a favorite among Angelenos. Each summer, the Ford hosts a diverse roster of events representing music and dance styles reflective of the communities that comprise Los Angeles County. Ford summer season events are presented in partnership with Los Angeles County arts organizations and producers. Unlike a traditional presenting model, these organizations apply to be part of the season and receive significant marketing, box office and house management support while keeping the majority of box office proceeds. Located in a County regional park in the Hollywood Hills, the Ford is owned and operated by the County of Los Angeles and operated through a three-way partnership between the Los Angeles County Arts Commission, the Department of Parks and Recreation and the Ford Theatre Foundation.
The Los Angeles County Arts Commission fosters excellence, diversity, vitality, understanding and accessibility of the arts in Los Angeles County. The Arts Commission provides leadership in cultural services for the County, encompassing 88 municipalities, including funding and job opportunities, professional development and general cultural resources. For more information, visit lacountyarts.org.
The Ford Theatres' 2014 summer amphitheatre season is a program of the Los Angeles County Arts Commission with core support provided by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors. Additional supporters include the Angell Foundation; The Boeing Employees Community Fund; City National Bank; Department of Cultural Affairs, City of Los Angeles; Discover Hollywood; The Ella Fitzgerald Charitable Foundation; The James Irvine Foundation; KCRW 89.9 FM; Tom LaBonge, City of Los Angeles Fourth District; LA18; L.A. Parent; LA Weekly; Macy's; National Endowment for the Arts; NBC Universal; The Ralph M. Parsons Foundation; SONY Pictures Entertainment; Southern California Edison; Wells Fargo; Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky; and Yelp.com.
The Ford Theatres are located at 2580 Cahuenga Blvd. East, Hollywood, CA 90068, just off the 101 Hollywood Freeway, between Hollywood Blvd. and Barham Blvd. in the Cahuenga Pass. On site, stacked parking costs $5 per vehicle. FREE nonstacked parking serviced by a FREE shuttle to the Ford is available at the Universal City/Studio City Metro Station lot at Lankershim Blvd. and Campo de Cahuenga. The shuttle, which cycles every 15-20 minutes, stops in the "kiss and ride" area. The grounds open two hours before showtime for picnicking. The Ford offers a number of dining options: a variety of food and beverages is available on site and box dinners for evening events may be ordered in advance. Patrons are welcome to bring their own food and drink. The Ford is disabled accessible. Portable wireless listening devices are available upon request.
Ezralow Dance takes place on Saturday, Sept.13 at 8 p.m. Tickets are $50, $65 and $80 (reserved seating), with a VIP package available for $100 that includes premium seating, a choice of wine or beer and on site parking. A $5 discount is available with advance purchase by Sept. 6. All proceeds benefit the Ford Theatre Foundation. For more information and to purchase tickets go to FordTheatres.org or call (323) 461-3673 (323 GO 1-FORD).
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The 2005 Tablas Creek Vineyard Vermentino is Tablas Creek's fourth bottling of this traditional Mediterranean varietal, known principally in Sardinia, Corsica, and Northern Italy. It is also grown in the Rhône Valley (particularly Côtes de Provence) where it is known as Rolle. The Vermentino grape produces wines that are bright, clean, and crisp, with distinctive citrus character, refreshing acidity and surprising richness.
When we imported our Châteauneuf du Pape clones, our contact in the French nursery service included the Vermentino because he believed it would thrive in the rocky limestone soils of Paso Robles. We have planted about an acre of Vermentino, and it has indeed thrived here.
Our Vermentino grapes were grown on our 120-acre certified organic estate vineyard.
The 2005 vintage was one of nature's lucky breaks, with excellent quality and higher-than-normal yields. The wet winter of '04–'05 gave the grapevines ample groundwater, and a warm period in March got the vines off to an early May flowering. The summer was uniformly sunny but relatively cool, and harvest began (relatively late for us) in the 3rd week of September, giving the grapes nearly a month longer than normal on the vine. The resulting wines were intensely mineral, with good structure and powerful aromatics. The Vermentino was harvested in one day on September 29th.
The Vermentino grapes were whole cluster pressed, and fermented using native yeasts in stainless steel to emphasize the minerality of the grapes. To further retain the bright citrus character of the wine, we prevented it from going through malolactic fermentation. The wine was bottled in April 2006.
As part of our ongoing movement toward Stelvin screwcaps for our aromatic whites and our Rosé, we have again bottled the 2005 Vermentino in screwcap. We are convinced that this will keep the wine as pristine as possible, preserving its aromatics and freshness.
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Since 2007, we have made our En Gobelet exclusively from dry-farmed, head-trained vineyard blocks. The results have been so compelling that we're planning to plant our entire new parcel -- all 55 acres -- in this style over the coming decade. Join us for this vertical tasting of every vintage of En Gobelet, from the 2007 to the newly-blended 2014. We'll also offer, before the tasting, an optional hike led by Viticulturist Levi Glenn through the rugged Scruffy Hill block from which we source most of the wine, and finish with a picnic lunch on our patio. $60 for wine club members and $75 for guests. Reservations are essential; we expect this to sell out. To reserve, email us at email@example.com or call us at 805.237.1231 ext 30. Details & More Events »
We are thrilled to announce that we've received our shipping permit from the great state of Massachusetts. Residents of the Bay State can now order wine or become VINsider Wine Club members. More shipping news »
In August, Antonio Galloni published the results of his annual visit to Tablas Creek, and we were excited to receive such good reviews from this notoriously tough grader. Notes included the 2012 Esprit de Tablas Blanc (92 points; "impeccably refined"), 2011 Panoplie (94 points; "pure elegance"), 2012 Patelin de Tablas (90 points; "a gorgeous wine and a fabulous value"), and the 2012 Esprit de Tablas (93-95 points; "a fascinating Esprit to follow over the coming years"). Read the complete review » More recent press »
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I had the distinct pleasure of tagging along last week on a trade visit to the Perrin family's holdings in the Rhone Valley. Our odyssey began with our thirsty quintet of wine professionals packed into an undersized rental car like foie gras terrine as we traversed from Dijon to Valence. I sat shotgun with GPS in hand and snails in my belly as we watched the landscape change from the sunflowers and Charolais beef pastures of Burgundy to the lavender fields and olive groves of the Rhone. Read More »


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Genghis Khan said: "If there is no means to prevent drunkenness, a man may become drunk thrice a month; if he oversteps this limit he makes himself guilty of a punishable offence. If he is drunk only twice a month, that is better — if only once, that is more praiseworthy. What could be better than that he should not drink at all? But where shall we find a man who never drinks? If, however, such a man is found, he deserves every respect".
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Have you ever felt like the government doesn't really care what you think?
Professors Martin Gilens (Princeton University) and Benjamin I. Page (Northwestern University) looked at more than 20 years worth of data to answer a simple question: Does the government represent the people?
Their study took data from nearly 2000 public opinion surveys and compared it to the policies that ended up becoming law. In other words, they compared what the public wanted to what the government actually did. What they found was extremely unsettling: The opinions of 90% of Americans has essentially no impact at all.
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In this election cycle, politicians are debating a variety of pressing issues, and sustainability issues are key among them. Approximately 90% of the general population says they typically vote, as shown in Figure 1, and a plurality (one-third) typically vote for a Democratic candidate, according to The Natural Marketing Institute. Almost the same percentage of consumers tends to vote Republican as those who vote independent (25% and 22%, respectively).
Political activism for environmentalism is a hallmark of the LOHAS lifestyle. LOHAS consumers, the portion of the population that is most interested in sustainability and the earliest adopters of sustainable products, vote heavily on the Democratic side (45%) — more than any other segment. LOHAS consumers are also more likely to vote Independent (26%). Beyond voting, LOHAS consumers also are the most likely to try to influence their elected officials, consistent with LOHAS consumers' influencer activities. As with marketing, politicians would benefit by leveraging LOHAS consumers to not just vote, but campaign on their behalf.
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Miranda Cosgrove and Jordin Sparks Promote NFL Women's ApparelBy: Shana Norris - July 16, 2014
Miranda Cosgrove and Jordin Sparks are just two of the famous faces signed on to promote the NFL's women's apparel line.
They're joining Erin Heatherton, China Anne McClain, Dania Ramirez, and Jessica Szohr to show off the line of fan wear geared toward younger women.
The first glimpse of the new ads shows Cosgrove wearing a black, grey, and gold New Orleans Saints tee from the youth clothing line. She's glammed it up with glittery gold pants.
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I am writing to express my support for Jeff McClure, who is running for re-election to his post as commissioner for Whatcom County PUD No. 1.
In my role as a business owner in Whatcom County I have a strong understanding of the importance of well-paying jobs in the community. Jeff McClure, as a partner at Bellingham's RMC Architects, has been involved in a number of projects that directly bring more jobs and greater economic vitality to our county.
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Japan's New Snack: Strawberry Cheetos
When I think of Cheetos, I think of crunchy cheesy goodness that turns your fingers bright orange. I do not think of strawberry or chocolate. However, the folks at Frito-Lay in Japan apparently do. These Strawberry Cheetos have just hit the shelves in Tokyo. I think they sound a bit intriguing, they're essential plain cheetos with a strawberry frosting. I'm pretty sure there isn't a cheese flavoring, although fruit and cheese go well together so I wouldn't be surprised if it was.
Oh and if you're wondering why strawberry and not chocolate? Well, it's simple, they already have a chocolate version.
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Superlively, with orange blossom, white cherry, pineapple, apricot and peach flavors all bouncing off one another. The long, piecrust-framed finish lets it all hang together nicely. Barrel Sample: 94-97
Opulent and finessed, this has great weight, and scents of ripe fruit and botrytis. Stylish flavors of yellow fruit, citrus and cinnamon combine with bright acidity on the rich palate.
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Bright golden yellow. Intense, deep aromas of ripe citrus, kiwi and guava are complicated by marmaladey smoky botrytis and a touch of honeyed mango, decadent notes that are rare in 2011 Sauternes. Very rich in the mouth, displaying extremely pure tropical fruit and acacia honey flavors that are given clarity and cut by harmonious acidith. Finishes very long and pure, with uncanny freshness that keeps this opulent wine light on its feet. This is far richer than most other 2011 Sauternes yet retains the vintage's freshness and crispness. Just three tries were carried out this year and the first one was done essentially to remove dirty, unhealthy-looking grapes. This is the best young Suduiraut of the last 15 years.
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A Sauternes that grows on the palate with beautiful dried pineapple, honey and spice character. Full and compacted with a dense palate and a sweet palate. 150 grams of residual sugar. Long and very intense with so much going on. Lively. Subtle and changes all the time in the glass.
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