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CHATEAU PUYANCHE 2004

£7.73

Sorry SOLD OUT - For an excellent alternative we suggest CHATEAU GRAVES DE BARRAU 2008
RRP £10.43 SAVE £2.70 A BOTTLE OFF RRP
Our Price: £7.73
Vintage: 2004
Grape Variety: 80% Merlot, 20% Cabernet Franc
Size of Bottle: 75cl
Alcohol: 13%

Great wine for the price! I was really impressed by this one. KC from Hampshire
Review by: Kenneth Combes, 25/07/2011

A very nice but not too complex wine. Goes well with food and very enjoyable (HH)
Review by: Hilary Hunter, 25/07/2011

I had a bottle in a London Restaurant thought it was a lovely smooth wine. Now I have a case of my own at a fraction of the price I paid in the restaurant and am looking forward to drinking it. (London)
Review by: Ben Compton, 25/07/2011

It’s well presented and suits our style of wine to a tee. Chateaux Puyanche a great wine for the price!
Review by: Julien Ashworth, 06/04/2009

I love wines from the Cotes de Castillon region and this is a good example at a very reasonable price.
Review by: Graham Pritchard-Jones, 02/04/2009

This is a seriously good wine for its price. Classic in style, great in flavour an all round good Claret!
Review by: Mike Nesbitt, 02/04/2009

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Sorry SOLD OUT - For an excellent alternative we suggest CHATEAU GRAVES DE BARRAU 2008
RRP £10.43 SAVE £2.70 A BOTTLE OFF RRP
Our Price: £7.73
Vintage: 2004
Grape Variety: 80% Merlot, 20% Cabernet Franc
Size of Bottle: 75cl
Alcohol: 13%

Description & Press Reviews:
Wine Style:  Dry Red

Chateau Puyanche is made by the Arbo family who have been wine makers since 1900.  Bernadette and Joesph Arbo make their wines in the historic Côtes de Castillon which is now the most fashionable of all the Bordeaux satellites, stretched along the low ridge between Saint Emilion and Bergerac. The Côtes de Castillon is a fabulous source of some tremendous value wines with some of Bordeaux's most talented wine producers setting up shop in the area.

Puyanche is a dark garnet in colour with the aromas of blackberry and plum compotés, leather and spices. This is a supple and complex wine, both well balanced and silky. As an aromatic wine it will go well with many meats including duck, chicken, pork and lamb as well as Italian tomato and pesto pastas, roasted aubergines and moussaka.

Mike Tipping, The Press, Tipping's Tipples
I liked the approachable and affordable
Château Puyanché 2004, with its smooth tannins and lightly spiced plum and raspberry fruit.

The Journal, Helen Savage
Mail order specialists Bordeaux Undiscovered have found another good red Bordeaux that’s so modestly priced it’s hard to see where they make a profit.

Château Puyanche 2004 is a Merlot-dominated blend from rolling limestone hills of the Côtes de Castillon, the eastern-most and prettiest part of the Bordeaux region. Wines from the Côtes de Castillon have been good for many years, but they have suddenly become all the rage. This is a deepish ruby red with a typically ripe, soft, brambly smell with a touch of spice. It has plenty of fruit and an attractively firm tannic structure. It’s a really good chunky little claret and a snip at the price.

Clive Platman, Birmingham Post
From a good-value appellation immediately to the east of St Emilion. Still tight, just decant an hour or two before serving to deliver delicious plum, leather and silky tannins.

Paul Levy
"The Cotes de Castillon (Ch.Puyanche 2004) was v good, robust and hearty and good value."

The Sunday Times, Joanna Simon 
"I thought it was true to type and good value"

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