2019 Chateau Palmer
The 2019 Château Palmer is a remarkable expression of Margaux, showcasing the estate's commitment to biodynamic viticulture and exceptional winemaking. Crafted from a blend of 53% Cabernet Sauvignon, 43% Merlot, and 4% Petit Verdot, this wine offers a harmonious balance of power and elegance. On the nose, it reveals aromas of black cherries, violets, and cassis, complemented by notes of incense, graphite, and exotic spices. The palate is full-bodied and concentrated, with ripe tannins and a seamless texture that carries through to a long, complex finish. Critics have lauded this vintage, with James Suckling awarding it 99 points, noting its "energetic acidity" and "very structured and powerful" profile. Decanter rated it 98 points, highlighting its "floral Margaux character" and "mouthwatering salinity on the finish." Robert Parker's Wine Advocate gave it 96+ points, describing it as "powerful and immensely concentrated," while Wine Enthusiast awarded it 97 points, praising its "juicy" nature and "intense acidity."
- $309.99
- $202.99
2019 Chateau Palmer
The 2019 Château Palmer is a remarkable expression of Margaux, showcasing the estate's commitment to biodynamic viticulture and exceptional winemaking. Crafted from a blend of 53% Cabernet Sauvignon, 43% Merlot, and 4% Petit Verdot, this wine offers a harmonious balance of power and elegance. On the nose, it reveals aromas of black cherries, violets, and cassis, complemented by notes of incense, graphite, and exotic spices. The palate is full-bodied and concentrated, with ripe tannins and a seamless texture that carries through to a long, complex finish. Critics have lauded this vintage, with James Suckling awarding it 99 points, noting its "energetic acidity" and "very structured and powerful" profile. Decanter rated it 98 points, highlighting its "floral Margaux character" and "mouthwatering salinity on the finish." Robert Parker's Wine Advocate gave it 96+ points, describing it as "powerful and immensely concentrated," while Wine Enthusiast awarded it 97 points, praising its "juicy" nature and "intense acidity."
$309.99
- 750 ML
1989 Chateau Margaux
The 1989 Château Margaux is a timeless expression of one of Bordeaux’s most iconic estates, delivering depth, elegance, and a profound sense of place. This vintage opens with a bouquet of ripe blackcurrant, dried violets, cedar, and earthy tobacco, all seamlessly integrated with notes of leather and graphite that have developed gracefully with age. On the palate, it’s structured yet silky, with refined tannins and a persistent finish that speaks to its exceptional pedigree and longevity. Château Margaux’s history dates back to the 12th century, though it wasn’t until the 17th century that it emerged as a true viticultural landmark. Officially classified as a Premier Grand Cru Classé in 1855, Margaux has remained synonymous with elegance and finesse in the Médoc. Under the stewardship of the Mentzelopoulos family since 1977, the estate has flourished, combining modern innovation with centuries of tradition. The 1989 vintage, crafted under the direction of Paul Pontallier, is a quintessential representation of Margaux’s ability to deliver power and grace in perfect harmony.
- $649.99
- $405.00
1989 Chateau Margaux
The 1989 Château Margaux is a timeless expression of one of Bordeaux’s most iconic estates, delivering depth, elegance, and a profound sense of place. This vintage opens with a bouquet of ripe blackcurrant, dried violets, cedar, and earthy tobacco, all seamlessly integrated with notes of leather and graphite that have developed gracefully with age. On the palate, it’s structured yet silky, with refined tannins and a persistent finish that speaks to its exceptional pedigree and longevity. Château Margaux’s history dates back to the 12th century, though it wasn’t until the 17th century that it emerged as a true viticultural landmark. Officially classified as a Premier Grand Cru Classé in 1855, Margaux has remained synonymous with elegance and finesse in the Médoc. Under the stewardship of the Mentzelopoulos family since 1977, the estate has flourished, combining modern innovation with centuries of tradition. The 1989 vintage, crafted under the direction of Paul Pontallier, is a quintessential representation of Margaux’s ability to deliver power and grace in perfect harmony.
$649.99
- 750 ML
1982 Chateau Leoville Barton
The 1982 Château Léoville Barton is an iconic wine that epitomizes the finesse, depth, and aging potential of the great Bordeaux wines. Located in the heart of the Saint-Julien appellation in the Médoc region of Bordeaux, Château Léoville Barton is one of the most revered estates in the area, renowned for producing wines of exceptional quality that blend power and elegance in perfect harmony. The estate's vineyards are planted on gravelly soils that provide excellent drainage, promoting optimal ripening of the grapes. This, combined with the estate’s prime location between the river and the surrounding forest, gives the wines their characteristic richness, balance, and longevity. The 1982 vintage is regarded as one of the standout years of the 1980s in Bordeaux, with ideal growing conditions producing wines of great structure and concentration. Château Léoville Barton, under the stewardship of Anthony Barton, a direct descendant of the estate's founder, benefited from a combination of high-quality fruit, careful winemaking, and a commitment to traditional methods. The wine was vinified with minimal intervention, allowing the natural characteristics of the terroir to shine through. Aging took place in a mix of French oak barrels, which imparted a subtle touch of spice and richness to the wine without overwhelming its inherent qualities.
- $425.00
- $295.00
1982 Chateau Leoville Barton
The 1982 Château Léoville Barton is an iconic wine that epitomizes the finesse, depth, and aging potential of the great Bordeaux wines. Located in the heart of the Saint-Julien appellation in the Médoc region of Bordeaux, Château Léoville Barton is one of the most revered estates in the area, renowned for producing wines of exceptional quality that blend power and elegance in perfect harmony. The estate's vineyards are planted on gravelly soils that provide excellent drainage, promoting optimal ripening of the grapes. This, combined with the estate’s prime location between the river and the surrounding forest, gives the wines their characteristic richness, balance, and longevity. The 1982 vintage is regarded as one of the standout years of the 1980s in Bordeaux, with ideal growing conditions producing wines of great structure and concentration. Château Léoville Barton, under the stewardship of Anthony Barton, a direct descendant of the estate's founder, benefited from a combination of high-quality fruit, careful winemaking, and a commitment to traditional methods. The wine was vinified with minimal intervention, allowing the natural characteristics of the terroir to shine through. Aging took place in a mix of French oak barrels, which imparted a subtle touch of spice and richness to the wine without overwhelming its inherent qualities.
$425.00
- 750 ML
2020 Chateau Leoville Poyferre
Chateau Léoville Poyferré has been owned by the Cuvelier family for a century, yet it was not until the 1970's when Didier Cuvelier took control at the château that quality began to skyrocket. Enhanced immeasurably by the employment of globally venerated wine consultant Michel Rolland in 1994, Léoville-Poyferré has since been elevated into one of Saint-Julien's finest estates. Now firmly entrenched, occupying its place as one of the elite Super Second marques, the 100-point perfect rating from Robert Parker for the 2009 vintage, turbo-charged the estate's reputation, and the wine world sat up and took notice. Uncannily, prices for Leoville-Poyferre remain incredibly approachable, and we are delighted to be able to offer you the 98+ Point 2020 Château Léoville Poyferré for an astonishing $159.99 per bottle. Much like its neighbor Léoville Barton, due to their sky-high quality they are totally charming in their early life, but are also equipped to age gracefully over decades. In its seductive black and gold livery to celebrate 100 years of Cuvelier reign, this is a very special Saint-Julien at an exceptionally modest price point.
- $159.99
- $114.63
2020 Chateau Leoville Poyferre
Chateau Léoville Poyferré has been owned by the Cuvelier family for a century, yet it was not until the 1970's when Didier Cuvelier took control at the château that quality began to skyrocket. Enhanced immeasurably by the employment of globally venerated wine consultant Michel Rolland in 1994, Léoville-Poyferré has since been elevated into one of Saint-Julien's finest estates. Now firmly entrenched, occupying its place as one of the elite Super Second marques, the 100-point perfect rating from Robert Parker for the 2009 vintage, turbo-charged the estate's reputation, and the wine world sat up and took notice. Uncannily, prices for Leoville-Poyferre remain incredibly approachable, and we are delighted to be able to offer you the 98+ Point 2020 Château Léoville Poyferré for an astonishing $159.99 per bottle. Much like its neighbor Léoville Barton, due to their sky-high quality they are totally charming in their early life, but are also equipped to age gracefully over decades. In its seductive black and gold livery to celebrate 100 years of Cuvelier reign, this is a very special Saint-Julien at an exceptionally modest price point.
$159.99
- 750 ML
1996 Chateau Lynch-Bages
The 1996 Château Lynch-Bages is a quintessential Pauillac that captures the structure, depth, and elegance of a great Left Bank Bordeaux vintage. A Fifth Growth in the 1855 Classification, Lynch-Bages has consistently outperformed its rank, and the 1996 vintage is a testament to its pedigree. Awarded 95 by both Decanter and Bettane & Desseauve, this wine has received widespread acclaim. Now beautifully mature, it offers a complex nose of cassis, cedar, pencil shavings, tobacco, and earthy graphite. On the palate, it’s full-bodied and structured with ripe black fruits, firm yet refined tannins, and a long, savory finish. The wine is a blend dominated by Cabernet Sauvignon, with Merlot and small amounts of Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot, drawn from the estate’s 90 hectares in Pauillac. Château Lynch-Bages, owned by the Cazes family since 1939, has a long tradition of producing bold, age-worthy wines that reflect the power and finesse of the region. The 1996 vintage stands as a stellar example of this legacy—mature, expressive, and deeply satisfying.
- $299.99
- $179.16
1996 Chateau Lynch-Bages
The 1996 Château Lynch-Bages is a quintessential Pauillac that captures the structure, depth, and elegance of a great Left Bank Bordeaux vintage. A Fifth Growth in the 1855 Classification, Lynch-Bages has consistently outperformed its rank, and the 1996 vintage is a testament to its pedigree. Awarded 95 by both Decanter and Bettane & Desseauve, this wine has received widespread acclaim. Now beautifully mature, it offers a complex nose of cassis, cedar, pencil shavings, tobacco, and earthy graphite. On the palate, it’s full-bodied and structured with ripe black fruits, firm yet refined tannins, and a long, savory finish. The wine is a blend dominated by Cabernet Sauvignon, with Merlot and small amounts of Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot, drawn from the estate’s 90 hectares in Pauillac. Château Lynch-Bages, owned by the Cazes family since 1939, has a long tradition of producing bold, age-worthy wines that reflect the power and finesse of the region. The 1996 vintage stands as a stellar example of this legacy—mature, expressive, and deeply satisfying.
$299.99
- 750 ML
2015 Chateau Cos D' Estournel
Separated from Château Lafite only by little more than a stream, Super Second Growth Château Cos d’Estournel is one of the most exceptional wines in the St-Estèphe appellation. It came to prominence when Louis Gaspard-d’Estournel took ownership in the 19th century and through his interest in the overseas market and love of adventure, brought it to the attention of British royalty, the Tsar of Russia and customers in the Far East. British Army Officers stationed in India were enjoying Cos d’Estournel in the mid-1800s. Louis, known as the ‘Maharajah de St-Estèphe’ built the fascinating oriental-style pagodas and infused the château and winery with an eclectic mix of styles and influences. Renowned for its pedigree, the wines are sumptuous, full-bodied, dark and brooding when young, which go on to develop a complexity and intensity that can, and most often do rival the top estates from Pauillac, including the venerable first growths
- $250.00
- $187.00
2015 Chateau Cos D' Estournel
Separated from Château Lafite only by little more than a stream, Super Second Growth Château Cos d’Estournel is one of the most exceptional wines in the St-Estèphe appellation. It came to prominence when Louis Gaspard-d’Estournel took ownership in the 19th century and through his interest in the overseas market and love of adventure, brought it to the attention of British royalty, the Tsar of Russia and customers in the Far East. British Army Officers stationed in India were enjoying Cos d’Estournel in the mid-1800s. Louis, known as the ‘Maharajah de St-Estèphe’ built the fascinating oriental-style pagodas and infused the château and winery with an eclectic mix of styles and influences. Renowned for its pedigree, the wines are sumptuous, full-bodied, dark and brooding when young, which go on to develop a complexity and intensity that can, and most often do rival the top estates from Pauillac, including the venerable first growths
$250.00
- 750 ML