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Château d'Arche
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2019
Château d'Arche (Sauternes)
On the bright yellow tropical fruit side of the style range with accents of honeyed orange rind and marmalade, the wine offers freshness, sweetness, and lift in an up-front, ready-to-drink style that can be enjoyed paired with savory dishes, as a sweet treat, or chilled as an aperitif. Drink from 2022-2038. 1,860 Views Tasted Nov 20, 2022 |
2018
Château d'Arche (Sauternes)
Light in color, the wine offers sweet, citrus and yellow tropical fruits with a touch of honey, but without much depth of flavor. This lighter-styled sweet wine would be best served as a chilled aperitif and served on the young side. It can also make a nice pairing with savory dishes during a meal. 3,016 Views Tasted Mar 19, 2021 |
2016
Château d'Arche (Sauternes)
On the orange, apricot, floral side of the style range, there is a good degree of sweet, ripe honeyed fruit in the medium/full bodied wine that should make this quite fun to drink on release, yet age well too. 3,105 Views Tasted Jul 29, 2017 |
2015
Château d'Arche (Sauternes)
The best wine I have ever tasted here, the wine is richly textured, sweet, lush and most importantly, fresh. All the pineapple, tropical fruit and apricots are coated with sweet honeyed essence. The acidity is just right as well, so everything has lift, energy and more of that delicious, honeyed tropical fruits. 3,140 Views Tasted Jul 29, 2017 |
2014
Château d'Arche (Sauternes)
A little more bright, crisp and fresh, than sweet, lush and tropical, the medium bodied wine is a good match for savory courses, as it is not overly sweet. However, you need to be a fan of butterscotch here, because that seems to be the dominant flavor. 1,966 Views Tasted Aug 15, 2017 |
2013
Château d'Arche (Sauternes)
Medium bodied, with a strong floral note coexisting with the tropical fruit and honeyed orange rind. Good freshness and sweetness, but not overly concentrated. It's quite charming to drink young. 2,076 Views Tasted Aug 2, 2017 |
2011
Château d'Arche (Sauternes)
Medium-bodied, lighter, elegant styled sweet, Bordeaux wine that is probably close to fully developed with its forward, yellow and orange tropical fruits and honeyed, white peach and candied lemon rind accented, creamy, lifted, finish. Drink from 2022-2032. 1,886 Views Tasted Oct 6, 2022 |
2010
Château d'Arche (Sauternes)
Very light, this is probably best served as either an aperitif or with select savory courses without a lot of weight. The wine is clean, fresh, slightly honeyed and shows some tropical fruit, honey and vanilla, but it lacks fat and depth. 3,357 Views Tasted Oct 13, 2019 |
2009
Château d'Arche (Sauternes)
With a floral, candied orange rind, vanilla and honey coated, tropical fruit nose, the wine has lift, sweetness and a delicious finish. 4,093 Views Tasted Aug 16, 2014 |
2007
Château d'Arche (Sauternes)
With an attractive golden color, the wine offers honey covered pineapple, apricot and orange blossom. Medium/full bodied, with freshness and sweet honey coated, tropical fruit, this is drinking beautifully today. 3,841 Views Tasted Oct 8, 2012 |
2001
Château d'Arche (Sauternes)
Close to fully mature, the caramel, vanilla and butterscotch on top of the orange, apricot and pineapple was the perfect ending to a warm, summer night. 3,647 Views Tasted Jul 18, 2018 |
2001
Château d'Arche (Sauternes)
One of the best deals in Sauternes, this sweet wine delivers a lot of bang for the buck with its floral, honey coated pineapple, apricot and candied lemon nose. The medium bodied finish combines fresh acidity and sweet, honeyed fruits. This is not going to make old bones. I’d drink it over the next 5-7 years. 3,911 Views Tasted May 22, 2013 |