14 results for "2008 Margaux, Chateau Bordeaux Blend at J.J. Buckley Fine Wines" between $0 and $7800

The second wine, the 2008 Pavillon Rouge du Chateau Margaux, represents 47% of the crop (keep in mind that 17% of the total crop was sold off in bulk), and is composed of 68% Cabernet Sauvignon, 26% Merlot, and the rest mostly Petit Verdot with a tiny dollop of Cabernet Franc. It is a beautiful wine exhibiting classic purity along with red and black fruits intermixed with licorice, tobacco leaf, and floral nuances. Sweet, round tannins, and a lovely forward freshness suggest this stunning second...

Parker Review: ""Last Tasted 8/92 I continue to be surprised, even shocked, by how evolved and easy to drink this wine is. This might well be another example of a 1985 that turns out to resemble the property's glorious 1953. Mouton's 1985 exhibits a powerful fragrance of herbs, smoke, roasted cassis fruit, and spice...""

Spectator Review: "A superb, classy wine, with a rich balance of enticing fruit flavors and complex aromas. Medium red-ruby color, with rich tobacco, cedar and truffle aromas; full-bodied, with full tannins and a silky flavorful mouthfeel..."

Parker Review: "...I suspect the 1986 Mouton-Rothschild requires a minimum of 15-20 more years of cellaring; it has the potential to last for 50-100 years! Given the outrageously high prices being fetched by so many of the great 1982s and 1990s (and lest I forget, the 1995 Bordeaux futures), it appears this wine might still be one of the ""relative bargains"" in the fine wine marketplace..."

Parker Review: "The 1959 is unquestionably the greatest Lafite-Rothschild that has approached full maturity. It remains to be seen whether vintages such as 1982, 1986, and 1990 will reach a similar height. The super-aromatic bouquet of flowers, black truffles, cedar, lead pencil, and red fruits is followed by one of the most powerful and concentrated Lafites I have tasted. Medium to full-bodied, velvety-textured, rich, and pure, it is a testament to what this great estate can achieve when it hits...

Parker Review: "Every bit as successful as the 1989, this dark, almost opaque ruby/purple-colored wine exhibits excellent depth, plenty of stuffing and focus, as well as a long, ripe, alcoholic finish. This lavishly rich offering appears to be superior to the fine 1989..."

Parker Review: "This is potentially the finest wine made under the administration of the Cathiards. The deep ruby/purple color is followed by an elegant melange of floral scents, black cherry liqueur, cassis, minerals, and subtle new oak. The wine hits the palate in layers, with little sense of weight, and nicely integrated sweet tannin. A hallmark of purity, symmetry, and complexity, this beautifully-etched, expansively flavored wine should age well. Anticipated maturity: 2004-2022."