Producer Notes
The extremely fancy chateau building on the extremely fancy label of Chateau Palmer makes it easy to spot in a crowd of clarets and through the 50s, 60s, and 70s (particularly in 1961), it often lived up to its label by outshining its more illustrious neighbour, Chateau Margaux.
Palmer is pretty much the original super second, is extremely reliable (and therefore one to look for in lesser vintages), and usually has the highest merlot content of any classified growth in the Medoc.
Since 2014, Chateau Palmer has been entirely biodynamic.
Chateau Palmer also produces a second wine, called Alter Ego de Palmer, a white wine, called Vin Blanc de Palmer, which is almost impossible to find, and a pud wine, which there is no point even commencing a search for.
Delivery Notes
Please allow 2-3 working days 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 Palmer
2000: £410
2002: £230
2004: £220
2005: £350
2006: £215
2009: £400
2011: £220
2012: £275
2018: £400
Other wines from Chateau Palmer
2010 Alter Ego de Palmer: £125
2019 Alter Ego de Palmer: £85
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