Château Pouget

Margaux Red Bordeaux Blend

9.049 ratings
8.99 pro ratings
Margaux, Médoc, Bordeaux, France
Red Bordeaux Blend
Chili & Hot Spicy, Potato, White Rice, Mushrooms, Pasta, Pork, Salami & Prosciutto, Pungent Cheese, Lamb, Tomato-Based, Onion, Shallot, Garlic, Beef, Hard Cheese, Venison
Top Notes For
Stefan Dolhain

2016 vintage. One of the more obscure Margaux Crus Classés, and in the shadow of its stablemate Boyd-Cantenac. Very dark colour. Toasty oak. A bit over-extracted,more power than elegance, leading to a dry finish.

2016 vintage. One of the more obscure Margaux Crus Classés, and in the shadow of its stablemate Boyd-Cantenac. Very dark colour. Toasty oak. A bit over-extracted,more power than elegance, leading to a dry finish.

Mar 9th, 2022
Shay A
9.2

Very enjoyable Wednesday Wine Committee lunch today with @Weston Eidson & @Colby Siratt hosting. Same format as always...1 sparkler, 3 whites, 4 reds and 1 dessert wine all tasted blind.

Lovely aromatics here. Mix of red and black fruit. Tar, pipe tobacco, graphite and black cherry cola. This picked up steam the longer it was open. I’d hold these. I called this left bank 2012 vintage.

Very enjoyable Wednesday Wine Committee lunch today with @Weston Eidson & @Colby Siratt hosting. Same format as always...1 sparkler, 3 whites, 4 reds and 1 dessert wine all tasted blind.

Lovely aromatics here. Mix of red and black fruit. Tar, pipe tobacco, graphite and black cherry cola. This picked up steam the longer it was open. I’d hold these. I called this left bank 2012 vintage.

May 23rd, 2019
Morten Nass

Vintage 1990 - Mature with tobacco, bitter chocolate, orange and candied cherries. Drink up now.

Vintage 1990 - Mature with tobacco, bitter chocolate, orange and candied cherries. Drink up now.

1 person found it helpfulMay 2nd, 2015
Matt Johnson

Matt had this 10 years ago

Matt had this 10 years ago

1 person found it helpfulSep 29th, 2014
April Yap-Hennig

Wine writer SacredDrop.com

9.2

Coffee,toffee, berry, still young with a lot of potential, touch of licorice at finish. Beautifully integrated.

Coffee,toffee, berry, still young with a lot of potential, touch of licorice at finish. Beautifully integrated.

Apr 1st, 2015
Maxence Guilluy

Velour like tannins, red fruits!

Velour like tannins, red fruits!

Dec 24th, 2014
Parag Lalit

Still a baby not to mention.

Still a baby not to mention.

Mar 24th, 2013
Mark S.

Oak and black currant aroma. Very traditional. Tree’s. Black fruits. Showed Margaux’s feature, acidity balanced. 10 years made it ready to drink, but getting better over 4~5 hours. 2013 @6980, Uki JH, 230127-240217

Oak and black currant aroma. Very traditional. Tree’s. Black fruits. Showed Margaux’s feature, acidity balanced. 10 years made it ready to drink, but getting better over 4~5 hours. 2013 @6980, Uki JH, 230127-240217

Jan 27th, 2023
Scott@Mister A’s-San Diego

2016 vintage. Last tasted 11.21.21. Gained more weight since then, lost the overt prettiness and has gotten slightly muddy. Def state of transition. Nose has improved tho and contains a bit of that treasured old library/leather/dust about. Should be interesting to revisit in a year or two

2016 vintage. Last tasted 11.21.21. Gained more weight since then, lost the overt prettiness and has gotten slightly muddy. Def state of transition. Nose has improved tho and contains a bit of that treasured old library/leather/dust about. Should be interesting to revisit in a year or two

Apr 22nd, 2022
Scott@Mister A’s-San Diego

2016 vintage. Last tasted about six months ago. Then, it was light-bodied pushing a concentrated cherry focus with a dusty, lingering finish. Now, a bit more weight is evident. Still elegant but with the cherry dialed down from a boil to a simmer, there’s just enough tannins to make this cellar-worthy. A good choice for complex food pairings since it comes across as relatively simple but beauty stays in the picture and you can easily rock this without that tawdry concept known as grub.

2016 vintage. Last tasted about six months ago. Then, it was light-bodied pushing a concentrated cherry focus with a dusty, lingering finish. Now, a bit more weight is evident. Still elegant but with the cherry dialed down from a boil to a simmer, there’s just enough tannins to make this cellar-worthy. A good choice for complex food pairings since it comes across as relatively simple but beauty stays in the picture and you can easily rock this without that tawdry concept known as grub.

Nov 21st, 2021