1971 Château d'Arche & 2003 Château Doisy-Védrines - Sauternes Grand Cru Classé - 1 Bottle (0.75L) & 1 Bottle (0.73L)





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Two bottles: 1971 Château d'Arche, Grand Cru Classé de Sauternes, and 2003 Château Doisy-Védrines, Grand Cru Classé de Sauternes; bottle sizes 0.75 L and 0.73 L, with lightly corroded or broken capsules and labels that are stained, written on, torn, or loose but legible.
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1971 château d arche ppellation sauternes controlée grand cru classé x 1 bottle.
2003Château Doisy-Védrines sauternes controlée grand cru classe x1bottle
CHÂTEAU D'ARCHE
Grand Cru Classé de Sauternes
Château d’Arche,
the prestigious wine estate and hotel in Sauternes
Château d’Arche is located on the heights above the village of Sauternes, south of the Gironde. Our estate, in the heart of the famous Sauternes wine appellation, consists of a 40-hectare vineyard. Producer of a Grand Cru classé of Sauternes,
The vineyard of Château Rayne Vigneau is the second-highest situated in the region (after Château d'Yquem), near the village of Bommes. The cru takes its name from its first owner Daniel de Vigneau. The terroir is rich in stones such as amethyst, quartz and even sapphire.
1971 château d arche ppellation sauternes controlée grand cru classé x 1 bottle.
2003Château Doisy-Védrines sauternes controlée grand cru classe x1bottle
CHÂTEAU D'ARCHE
Grand Cru Classé de Sauternes
Château d’Arche,
the prestigious wine estate and hotel in Sauternes
Château d’Arche is located on the heights above the village of Sauternes, south of the Gironde. Our estate, in the heart of the famous Sauternes wine appellation, consists of a 40-hectare vineyard. Producer of a Grand Cru classé of Sauternes,
The vineyard of Château Rayne Vigneau is the second-highest situated in the region (after Château d'Yquem), near the village of Bommes. The cru takes its name from its first owner Daniel de Vigneau. The terroir is rich in stones such as amethyst, quartz and even sapphire.

