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Chateau Margaux 1913

Chateau Margaux 1913

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Category
Red
Region
Bordeaux, France France
Winery
Château Margaux
Grape
What stories lie beneath the surface of a noble Bordeaux grape, begotten from ancient vines dancing in the sun-drenched fields of Château Margaux? This vintage 1913 red, a classic Bordeaux blend, reveals layers of velvety dark fruits, whispers of cedar and spice, all wrapped in a more
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Producer

Château Margaux

Region
Bordeaux, France France
Château Margaux is a prestigious winery known for its exceptional Bordeaux wines. The estate primarily produces red wines using classic grape varieties such as Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Petit Verdot. Its signature wine, Château Margaux, is celebrated for its elegance and depth. The winery has a rich history, dating back to the 16th century, and is noted for its meticulous winemaking techniques, including hand-harvesting and careful selection of grapes. This dedication has earned it a reputation as one of the finest wine producers globally.

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Grape

Margaux

Region
Bordeaux, France France
Type
Red
Imagine the Margaux grape as a masterful composer, blending elegance and complexity in every note. Originating from the renowned Bordeaux region, particularly the Margaux appellation, it delivers lush flavors of ripe blackcurrant, earthy undertones, and perfumed violets. Typically crafted into opulent red wines, it often undergoes meticulous aging in oak barrels, enhancing its depth. Margaux wines are celebrated for their finesse, making each sip a symphony of taste that lingers beautifully.
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