
Margaux
Margaux lays on a soil of white graves - a special kind of gravel brought from the mountains by the river. Margaux (also a female name in France) is the quintessence of the terroir and of the winemaker's work. Margaux wines are known for their subtle elegance in spite of their power because the blend of Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon varieties achieves this result only in Margaux. The soil in Margaux has the ability to reduce the impact of Cabernet Sauvignon making it more subtle and delicate.


Chateau Angludet 2016

Chateau Angludet Double Magnum 2015

Chateau Angludet Magnum 2012

Chateau Angludet Magnum 2014

Chateau Angludet Magnum 2015

Chateau Desmirail 2009

Chateau du Tertre 2009

Chateau Kirwan 2010

Chateau Kirwan 2013

Chateau Kirwan 2014

Chateau Kirwan 2015

Chateau Kirwan Magnum 2013

Chateau Lascombes 2010

Chateau Margaux 2002

Chateau Margaux 2008
