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Yquem

American  
[ee-kem] / iˈkɛm /

noun

  1. Château d', a sweet white wine from the estate of Château d'Yquem in the Sauternes region of France.


Yquem British  
/ iːˈkɛm /

noun

  1. Also called: Château d'Yquem.  a French vineyard of the Sauternes area of Bordeaux that produces a sweet white table wine

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Montaigne’s essays can seem like the Yquem of writing: sweet but smart, honeyed but a little acid.

From The New Yorker Jan. 8, 2017

We carry six vintages of Yquem half-bottles, which are far easier to sell than a whole bottle.”

From BusinessWeek Dec. 5, 2011

And the way that both M. Lépine and the unknown Highness relished their Château Yquem was a great compliment to the house.

From The Destroyer A Tale of International Intrigue by Burton Egbert Stevenson

We are to see Alexandria and have a real old Virginian dinner, including one of the famous Beatoun hams and some of the '69 Chateau Yquem and the sacred '47 port.

From Stories of a Western Town by Octave Thanet

Yes, this Yquem has been in our cellars since '59; so Mr. Brevoort informs me.

From The Song of the Wolf by Frank Mayer

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