Margaux
Margaux is a commune in the Medoc, which is part of Bordeaux. First growth Ch. Margaux is located there. The wines in this commune are made from a high proportion of Cabernet Sauvignon.
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Margaux on Snooth
May 2013
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April 2013
I just posted almost all of my notes on Bordeaux 2012 on my ... ... The Chateau Rauzan Segla Margaux 2001 was certainly smooth with a bit of meatiness that was not exactly screaming "Margaux elegance" and it was a touch short. But flavorful. Perhaps not the best vintage for this otherwise excellent estate. It was great to enjoy Chateau Les... Read More
March 2013
The 2006 La Gurgue is creamy, soft and sensual - a true Margaux - but lacks a little finesse. But do not be deterred: this is a decent Bordeaux - redolent of blackberry and stem with a soft cassis entry and finish. Some acerbity on the back palate, but tannins fading. Drinking well now, but will keep to 2016 and beyond. A good expression of... Read More
Jun 29, 2011
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Mar 9, 2011
So it means that Margaux wines(even ten years old) sometimes are not ready for opening yet? Should I wait little more with my Clos des Allouettes Margaux , vintage 2000? Please advise me. thank you.
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Jan 28, 2011
I have a bottle of Clos des Allouettes Margaux from 2000 year.. does anyone can tell me what is the value of this bottle right now?please? thank you!
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