Producer Notes
The classic image of a Bordeaux chateau building is probably that of Chateau Margaux, considered the most elegant of the first growths. Ernest Hemingway’s granddaughter was named after the Chateau and the 1945 vintage is apparently the tipple of choice for Batman. After the 1940s, Margaux went through something of a slump in quality to the extent that it was barely economically viable by the early 70s. Since then though, it has come back to its former form and is now back in its rightful place at the summit of wine. The blend is 75% cabernet sauvignon, 20% merlot and a little of the rest, and two other wines are made here: Pavillon Rouge, the second wine, and Pavillon Blanc, a small production 100% sauvignon dry white wine.
Delivery Notes
Please allow around a week for delivery of this wine.
Overseas deliveries can take longer.
For transfers under bond or to recover VAT on export, please contact us at [email protected].
Vintage Notes
1999 was a good vintage in Margaux
1999 was an average, short-lived vintage in Bordeaux
Other 1999 Margaux
Other vintages of Chateau Margaux
1985: £550
2000: £1250
2001 (in Magnum): £930
2003: £600
2005: £840
2009: £865
2011: £480
2016: £710
2019: £840
Other wines from Chateau Margaux
1996 Pavillon Rouge du Chateau Margaux: £190
2000 Pavillon Rouge du Chateau Margaux: £240
2004 Pavillon Blanc du Chateau Margaux: £280
2004 Pavillon Rouge du Chateau Margaux: £180
2008 Pavillon Rouge du Chateau Margaux: £170
2015 Pavillon Rouge du Chateau Margaux: £200
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