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Château des EYRINS Margaux AOC 2016

Grapes: 70% Cabernet Sauvignon 25% Merlot 5% Petit Verdot

Château des Eyrins is a property in the Margaux appellation, 2.9 hectares of deep Graves. Manual harvest, vinification in stainless steel vats with 21 days vatting. Aging: 50% in vats for 18 months and 50% in new barrels for 18 months Bottling at the property 20 months after harvest - Production: 1300 cases

Château Margaux 2005
1er Grand Cru classified Margaux Red 
Grapes 75% Cabernet Sauvignon 20% Merlot 5% Petit Verdot
Second Wine Red Pavilion of Château Margaux

Comments

The spectacular success of the Margaux appellation in this vintage remains in part an enigma, which illustrates how our knowledge of success factors is still limited… It seems that the stormy rains in August were less abundant in the region of Margaux than in the other regions of Bordeaux. Château Margaux 1983 is a very great wine, which some tasters find better than the 1982 vintage. Since their birth, we have followed this pair of vintages with curiosity and gluttony without passing a final judgment on their respective quality; over time, one tasted better than the other and then the other way around… Today, the 1983 is certainly one of the most classic Margaux of the last twenty years; the bouquet has developed well, it has become rich, complex, ripe. The impression on the palate remains very powerful with still firm tannins but without harshness. We can start drinking it, but its potential for growth and improvement is still very important. (Castle notes, October 2008)

Details Domain

Since the XNUMXth century, Margaux has shone without rival in the south of the Médoc thanks to a magnificent terroir formed by a very thick layer of siliceous gravel. Château Margaux was the property of King Edward III of England, in the middle of the XNUMXth century it belonged to Monsieur de Fumel, military commander of Bordeaux, who worked hard for its reputation. Over the generations, over the centuries, the skill of some, the innovations of others, gradually make Chateau Margaux wine a wine of excellence, in particular thanks to the talent and progress made by Berlon, manager at the very beginning. from the XNUMXth century. It was in fact he who had the idea of ​​separating the white grapes from the red grapes for winemaking. He knew the land very well and knew how to exploit it. He is at the origin with his men, of the creation of a true art and a know-how.

Owner

Corinne Mentzelopoulos

winemaking

Fermentation in temperature-controlled oak vats. Aging in new oak barrels lasts 18 to 24 months. Collage with egg whites.

Terroir

Graves on clay-limestone subsoil.

THE LADY OF MALESCOT 2016

This is the second wine from Château MALESCOT SAINT EXUPERY 3rd Cru Classé Margaux.
This wine takes advantage of the know-how of great wine for its elaboration.
This margaux remains very elegant, its tannins are very supple and the mouth very aromatic.

CHATEAU LASCOMBES 1981 75CL

2nd Cru Classe Margaux Red

Label stained.

Description of the wine

The qualitative explosion of recent years at Lascombes reaches its peak with this sumptuous 2005 vintage. A suave wine of remarkable intensity that concentrates all the nobility of the great Margaux. There is no doubt that we will now have to reckon with this château, which affirms its rank among the best second classified growths!

Details Domain

Classified as a second growth in 1855, Chateau Lascombes, located in the Margaux appellation, owes its name to its first owner, Chevalier Antoine de Lascombes, born in 1625. At the end of the 1952th century, Jean-François de Lascombes became attached thanks to his fortune to make Lascombes a very great wine. Alexis Lichine took over the estate in 2001. He completely restructured Château Lascombes and renovated the wine-growing facilities, thus giving a second wind to this grand cru. Château Lasbombes has been owned by the American group Colony Capital since April XNUMX. The new team has made every effort to improve the quality of this second growth while respecting the tradition stemming from a history and a glorious past.

Owner

Colony Capital

winemaking

The harvest is done entirely by hand. Vinification takes place in temperature-controlled stainless steel vats - Malolactic fermentation in barrels for the Merlots. The aging takes place over 18 months in new oak barrels (60%) - fining with egg white.

Terroir

Deep Quaternary bass

Area

84 hectares