2008 Château d'Arsac - Margaux Cru Bourgeois - 11 Bottles (0.75L)

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Eleven 0.75-litre bottles of Château d'Arsac 2008 from Margaux, classified Cru Bourgeois, made from Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot.

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Château Siaurac is a historic French wine producer located on the right bank of Bordeaux. The 46 hectare (113 acre) estate is one of the largest of the Lalande-de-Pomerol appellation.

Siaurac was founded in the early part of the 17th Century by a Monsieur Ciorac, for whom the estate is named. The Siaurac estate was subsequently acquired by Pierre Brisson in 1832 who later left it to his son Benjamin Brisson. Under the management of Brisson, the estate became the biggest of its kind in the region.

The estate is planted to 75 percent Merlot, 20 percent Cabernet Franc and 5 percent Malbec over 40 individual plots characterized by a range of gravel, clay and sandy-clay soils. In the winery, these plots are kept seperate throughout the fermentation process for the Grand Vin. Post ferment, it is barrel-aged for 12 to 14 months in French oak of which up to 20 percent is new. Plaisir de Siaurac is the second wine from the Chateau.

Since 2014, the Siaurac estate had gradually introduced organic and biodynamic farming methods with official recognition granted in 2020. As of September 2020, the estate is within the ownership of the Suravenir Insurance group.

Seller's Story

Specialist in fine and rare wines predominantly from France. We are mainly focussed on wines from Burgundy, Rhone Valley & Champagne. We buy wines directly from importers and/or private collectors (only with a good provenance). Do not hesitate to contact us when you have any guestions. Instagram: DPF 4 Wines!

Château Siaurac is a historic French wine producer located on the right bank of Bordeaux. The 46 hectare (113 acre) estate is one of the largest of the Lalande-de-Pomerol appellation.

Siaurac was founded in the early part of the 17th Century by a Monsieur Ciorac, for whom the estate is named. The Siaurac estate was subsequently acquired by Pierre Brisson in 1832 who later left it to his son Benjamin Brisson. Under the management of Brisson, the estate became the biggest of its kind in the region.

The estate is planted to 75 percent Merlot, 20 percent Cabernet Franc and 5 percent Malbec over 40 individual plots characterized by a range of gravel, clay and sandy-clay soils. In the winery, these plots are kept seperate throughout the fermentation process for the Grand Vin. Post ferment, it is barrel-aged for 12 to 14 months in French oak of which up to 20 percent is new. Plaisir de Siaurac is the second wine from the Chateau.

Since 2014, the Siaurac estate had gradually introduced organic and biodynamic farming methods with official recognition granted in 2020. As of September 2020, the estate is within the ownership of the Suravenir Insurance group.

Seller's Story

Specialist in fine and rare wines predominantly from France. We are mainly focussed on wines from Burgundy, Rhone Valley & Champagne. We buy wines directly from importers and/or private collectors (only with a good provenance). Do not hesitate to contact us when you have any guestions. Instagram: DPF 4 Wines!

Details

Vintage
2008
Producer, Name of wine
Château d'Arsac
Classification
Cru Bourgeois
Number of bottles
11
Bottle size
Bottles (0.75L)
Country
France
Region
Margaux
Grape varieties
Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot
The NetherlandsVerified
3940
Objects sold
100%
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