858 results for "Chateau Canuet Margaux" between $25.00 and $1,500.00

"Paul Pontallier was rattling off some interesting statistics about Chateau Margaux. The 2000 (a great, great wine) was 13.1% natural alcohol, the 2005 13.1%, the 2009 13.2%, and the 2010, the highest ever measured, 13.5%. That is still nearly one degree less than the Pauillac first-growth of Chateau Latour at 14.4%. This blend of 90% Cabernet Sauvignon, 7% Merlot and the rest Cabernet Franc (representing only 38% of the total production) has the classic, quintessential Margaux character of spring...

This high end wine is a French Still Wine 2005 vintage from Bordeaux Haut Medoc produced by Chateau Mongravey that is 750ml.

points awarded: ST 92 WA 93 WS 92 reviewswinery info shipping details 93 points, Robert Parker's Wine Advocate, April 2005 ...this wine reveals a dense ruby/purple color in a style somewhat reminiscent of the 1988 but with more power, concentration, and volume. It has a beautifully elegant nose of black fruits intermixed with truffle, flower, and oak. The wine is medium to full-bodied, dense, with wonderful precision, freshness, and a long, full-bodied finish with impressive levels of...

It is classic, soft and feminine yet nice moderate structure and balanced tannins. It contains chocolate with mint green notes and funk. Chateau Bastide Dauzac Margaux 2005 has plum and subtle raspberry fruit with notes of cassis and vanilla and a hint of toasty oak. It is delicious on the palate.

This wine is from France, Bordeaux region, Haut Medoc sub-region and Margaux appellation. BORDEAUX BLEND Wine French Still Wine

The 1996 Chateau Margaux, which was bottled in September, 1998, is undoubtedly one of the great classics produced under the Mentzelopoulos regime. In many respects, it is the quintessential Chateau Margaux, as well as the paradigm for this estate, combining measured power, extraordinary elegance, and admirable complexity. I tasted the wine on three separate occasions in January, and in short, its a beauty! The color is opaque purple. The wine offers extraordinarily pure notes of blackberries, cassis...

Once again a sleeper of the vintage, the fresh, broad, fat, fleshy 2009 d’Angludet exhibits attractive floral, charcoal, smoky black raspberry and cherry notes, a delicious, medium to full-bodied mouthfeel, an endearing freshness, and a heady finish. Drink it over the next 10-15 years.

Your chance to taste Bruichladdich with the added finesse of a First Growth wine from Bordeaux France's sexiest wine region! This is the third release, 'Cuvée C' which was finished in Chateau Margaux casks. Très bien!

This is almost sleek for the vintage, with dark plum, currant and cocoa notes that show a racy edge, as graphite and iron flash underneath. There's persistent fruit and well-rounded flesh on the finish. Drink now through 2014. 55,000 cases made.

It is located at Cantenac. The "Petit Verdot" is still the prevalent planted variety which is unique in the region. This ancient traditional species when picked at full maturity, late in the season, brings body, colour, tannins to Chвteau la Bessane. Amateurs enjoy the strong personality of this cru. Winery

Superb, elegant, alive; words that best describe this bottle of wine from Chateau Larruau, which is found in Margaux, one of Bordeaux’s great areas. Margaux is one of my favorite growing areas in Bordeaux (ok, they all are) because it’s known for softer, easier drinking Bordeaux. Don’t get me wrong it does have structure, something all great Bordeaux has. There is just this sexiness to the wine that makes so special.

Bordeaux A region in western France that grows famous red wines from the Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Cabernet Franc grapes and white wines from Sauvignon Blanc, Sémillon and Muscadelle grapes. Situated on the Atlantic coast, Bordeaux has a maritime climate with warm summers and fairly mild winters as well as an abundance of rain during harvest time. When young, the finest red Bordeaux wines have a deep cranberry hue and aromas of blackcurrants, plums, spice, cedar, and cassis. For the first ten...