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Byline: Laura Clark

Dry white wines of Graves and sweet wines of Sauternes have been hailed as the stars of Bordeaux's 2007 vintage.

Both have impressed wine experts and producers at the en primeur tastings in Bordeaux, despite a cold, wet summer and widespread attacks of mildew.

RAmy Edamge, technical director of Domaine de Chevalier in Graves, praised the whites for their acidity, adding that September's heatwave saved the wines. He labelled 2007 a "monster vintage" for Sauternes.

Nicolas Marie, marketing director of ChAteau Cambon La Pelouse in Haut-MAdoc, said: "For the whites it's amazing - I've never tasted such good whites, which is due to the Indian summer." Acclaim for the reds was more muted, with producers describing the style of the vintage as fruit-driven, but lacking in ...

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