Premier Grand Cru Classé Margaux Red Bordeaux Blend

Tangy. Dark plum and dried herbs. A gamey lush quality with a touch of iodine. Savory with a pinch of salt in the finish

quite austere. Dark fruit with a bit of sour plum and a savory core of fruit. Black pepper. Constrained and a little under in terms of ripeness and depth.

gorgeous fruit. This is complex and deep and delicious. So balanced

very complete. Rounded and supple. Soft cherry. Good acid

lean and clean. A little lean. Very good given the vintage. But Le’s good than the others alongside

From mag. Almost inky… soft sweet fruit with dried herbs, a bit of blood and iron, white pepper and a meatiness. Really complex and interesting. A fantastically complex and clean bottle.

Margaux- soft plummy fruit. Rounded and supple with dark cherry and hints of violet. Harmonious, gorgeous and complete

The sleeper vintage, one at this time I bet to be even more showy than the illustrious 2000. It’s simply just ready to go after a short decant wafting from the glass with layers of cassis, black truffle, violets and licorice. This is a wine of texture and elegance, as Margaux should be—It’s liquid cashmere in the mouth with melting tannins and a black truffle and mineral inflicted finale that keeps on going. Superb showing tonight, with still a long life ahead.

Plush and red cherry. Floral notes and a hint of pepper. Great stuff.

From mag. soft raspberry fruit. Slightly tart. Very good purity. A little light compared to the wines alongside