Pavillon Blanc du Château Margaux 2002

Pavillon Blanc from Château Margaux is one of those wines that really stands out, you know? Made from 100% Sauvignon Blanc, this 2002 vintage is special, having matured for about 24 years in the bottle. It's like opening a piece of history, with its deep and inviting aroma.

In Volume 5 of 'The Drops of God', Sarah pours this wine for Shizuku. She describes it as resembling a bride's white veil—transparent and graceful, but with a comforting warmth that just puts you at ease. It's a wine fit for a truly special moment.

Pour it into a glass, and you'll be mesmerized by its crystal-clear hue. Take a whiff, and you'll find fresh scents of green apple and citrus, with a gentle hint of white flowers hidden within. It's almost like being in a summer garden. When you take a sip, there's this rich fruitiness that blends perfectly with the lively acidity, and a touch of minerality adds an interesting twist.

Even after you swallow, the long-lasting finish leaves a slight sweetness lingering in your mouth. It just makes you feel at ease. Try serving it slightly chilled in a small glass for the best experience.