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Pavillon Rouge 2004
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Pavillon Rouge 2004

2nd wine of Ch. Margaux - - - Red - See details
€540.00 Incl. VAT
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Format : Magnum (1,5l)
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Review by Robert Parker
ParkerParker89/100
J. RobinsonJ. Robinson17/20
Bettane & DesseauveBettane & Desseauve15/100
Wine SpectatorWine Spectator88/100
R. GabrielR. Gabriel17/20
Vinous Neal MartinVinous Neal Martin90/100

Description

A Fresh and Delicate Margaux Wine

The Estate

With origins dating back to the 12th century, the Château Margaux is one of those Grand Crus that have built the legend of the great wines of Bordeaux around the world. The château was awarded the title of Premier Grand Cru Classé in 1855 and was the only one of the four châteaux presented to have received a score of twenty out of twenty. With the acquisition of the estate by André Mentzelopoulos in 1977, Château Margaux began a new chapter in its history. Elevating the Grand Vin of Château Margaux to the highest level, he reintroduced the Second Wine of the château, the Pavillon Rouge of Château Margaux, initiated in 1908. Following in her father's footsteps due to his premature death, Corinne Mentzelopoulos took up the family banner with energy and passion to maintain the rank of Château Margaux, which has become a Bordeaux masterpiece, so recognizable by its neo-Palladian style. Vintage after vintage, the estate's crus are among the greatest wines in the world.

The Vineyard

The Château Margaux vineyard owes its uniqueness to its rare and unique terroir, located on a gravel mound. The estate's grape variety gives pride of place to the flagship black grape of the area, the cabernet sauvignon, not forgetting the merlot, the petit verdot and the cabernet franc. The clay-limestone soils of the estate give birth to legendary crus, with a sleek and sensual style, so representative of the Margaux appellation.

The Vintage

After a late bud break, a cool and dry spring gave way to an early drought, favoring a rapid flowering and a successful fruit set, heralding a generous harvest. The summer, without climatic excesses, kept all perspectives open until the end of August. Finally, a warm and dry September played a key role in ensuring a complete and homogeneous maturation of the grape varieties, an ideal condition for a great vintage.

Blend

Cabernet sauvignon, cabernet franc, merlot, petit verdot.

Characteristics and Tasting Tips for Pavillon Rouge 2004

Tasting

Nose
This wine displays a beautiful presence with a powerful and fine nose.

Palate
The palate charms with its harmonious balance and melted texture leading to a fresh and delicate finish, reflecting a perfectly mastered maturity of the grapes.

Pavillon Rouge 2004
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