Château Peyruchet is located north of the towns of Cadillac and Loupiac and is jointly owned by father Bernard Queyrens and son Romain, the 6th generation of the same family at the château.

Geographically, it is situated on the slopes down towards the river Garonne. This family estate is one of the foremost in Haut-Loupiac, which is largely attributable to the current owners.

It is the unique climatic factors that make the areas along this part of the Garonne River able to produce the sweet, nectar-like white wines that have made them world famous almost every year. Every autumn you are favored by thick morning fog, which helps to produce the fungus species Botrytis, also known as "noble rot", and which helps to concentrate the sugar and aroma content of the grapes.

Château Peyruchet is a sweet dessert wine with a very clean, delicate and charming fruit character. The scent contains lots of aromatic notes such as orange peel, acacia honey and apricot. In terms of taste, the wine is above all fresh and delicate. The aftertaste is long, sweet with green notes that suit the wine well. A very nice and well-made sweet Bordeaux wine that goes well with cheese or a nice finishing glass after the meal.

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