Château Margaux Margaux Red Bordeaux Blend 2009

$1199

...composed of 87% Cabernet Sauvignon, 9% Merlot, and the rest Petit Verdot and Cabernet Franc...wine such as this is like the quintessence of terroir. A super, uber-concentrated perfume of creme de cassis and flowers cascades across the palate with a lightness of being despite massive concentration, a sumptuous personality, and an unctuous texture. I have never tasted a Chateau Margaux quite like this. It should be relatively drinkable at an early age, yet will last for 50-100 years. Oh my!... Robert Parker

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Ratings on Delectable

Nicole Kosta Delectable Pro

Classic Bordeaux, pencil lead, smoke, red currants.. Pretty tasty

Classic Bordeaux, pencil lead, smoke, red currants.. Pretty tasty

9.5

Daniel P. Drake Delectable Pro

Well I must say this was a pretty interesting lunch I had yesterday at the Chicago Cut Restaurant. This 2009 Margaux du Chateau Margaux our client chose to have with our meal. This was on the wine list at $165 and it can be bought at K&L for $99.99. So I would say not a bad mark up. This is Margaux 3rd wine and a very nice Bordeaux. I was really impressed being a 3rd wine and am sure being from the 2009 vintage didn't hurt. This had a very rich and fruity nose. There is kirsch, black currant, a spicy note and some cocoa. I was really excited to get into this but I had to subdue my excitement and take my time after all I was with a client that chose the wine. I waited patiently until my guest took his first sip. Upon first taste I found the wine very smooth with supple tannins. There were nice blackberry, currant, blueberries, cream de cassis, vanilla, and violet notes. I would definitely call this medium to full bodied with nice medium + acidity that leads to a long enjoyable finish. This is a wonderful bottle of wine and could pass for Margaux 2nd wine. This wine is very drinkable now.

Well I must say this was a pretty interesting lunch I had yesterday at the Chicago Cut Restaurant. This 2009 Margaux du Chateau Margaux our client chose to have with our meal. This was on the wine list at $165 and it can be bought at K&L for $99.99. So I would say not a bad mark up. This is Margaux 3rd wine and a very nice Bordeaux. I was really impressed being a 3rd wine and am sure being from the 2009 vintage didn't hurt. This had a very rich and fruity nose. There is kirsch, black currant, a spicy note and some cocoa. I was really excited to get into this but I had to subdue my excitement and take my time after all I was with a client that chose the wine. I waited patiently until my guest took his first sip. Upon first taste I found the wine very smooth with supple tannins. There were nice blackberry, currant, blueberries, cream de cassis, vanilla, and violet notes. I would definitely call this medium to full bodied with nice medium + acidity that leads to a long enjoyable finish. This is a wonderful bottle of wine and could pass for Margaux 2nd wine. This wine is very drinkable now.

9.3

Bill Bender Delectable Pro

Very approachable for such a young Bordeaux. Dark plum and blackberry, fig, some oak.

Very approachable for such a young Bordeaux. Dark plum and blackberry, fig, some oak.

9.3

Christine Havens Delectable Pro

Tasted at Pebble Beach Food & Wine #PBFW I was quite pleased to happen upon the third label of Château Margaux, 2009 is the inaugural vintage. Youthful and fresh, it's a blend of 50% Cabernet Sauvignon and 50% Merlot. The nose is on the quiet side, with delicate aromas of black currant and blueberries, violets and a trace of earth. It's not at all heavy, despite the fact that the tannins are ripe, they are still fine, with only minimal toast. Great purity of fruit, and an pleasing touch of minerality. Sample

Tasted at Pebble Beach Food & Wine #PBFW I was quite pleased to happen upon the third label of Château Margaux, 2009 is the inaugural vintage. Youthful and fresh, it's a blend of 50% Cabernet Sauvignon and 50% Merlot. The nose is on the quiet side, with delicate aromas of black currant and blueberries, violets and a trace of earth. It's not at all heavy, despite the fact that the tannins are ripe, they are still fine, with only minimal toast. Great purity of fruit, and an pleasing touch of minerality. Sample

9.0

Ben Spicer Delectable Pro

New 3rd label. Great young vine from classic producer.

New 3rd label. Great young vine from classic producer.

9.4

Brandon Barnes Delectable Pro

Margaux de Château Margaux 2009

Margaux de Château Margaux 2009

8.6

Gilles de Chambure Delectable Pro

Master Sommelier & Educator

new 3 wine from marfsux first vintage taste at sothebys with jamie ritchie

new 3 wine from marfsux first vintage taste at sothebys with jamie ritchie

9.3

Andrew Lampasone Delectable Pro

Owner Wine Watch Selections

Merlot 50 + Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet franc some roasted coffee currants very forward and seductive bouquet first new wine since 1909 or the label change in 1929 this third wine has been in the making since 1997 but this was the firstvimtagevtgatvtyeyvjave released this is very smooth and silky with fresh earth and that coffe note through the finish and very smooth and silky tannins this is restaurant only for now excellent

Merlot 50 + Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet franc some roasted coffee currants very forward and seductive bouquet first new wine since 1909 or the label change in 1929 this third wine has been in the making since 1997 but this was the firstvimtagevtgatvtyeyvjave released this is very smooth and silky with fresh earth and that coffe note through the finish and very smooth and silky tannins this is restaurant only for now excellent

9.6

Cara Patricia Delectable Pro

GM/Partner/Head Sommelier at Les Clos San Francisco

Linear. Chocolatey. Dusty. Linear.

Linear. Chocolatey. Dusty. Linear.

8.7

Mark Bright Delectable Pro

Partner/Wine Director Saison Restaurant

Affordable Bordeaux......

Affordable Bordeaux......

9.3

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