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Pavillon Rouge de Margaux (2nd Vin) 2008 75cl

2eme Vin | Margaux | Bordeaux | France
CHF 210.80
Évaluations et Scores
17 Rene Gabriel
90 Vinous
The 2008 Pavillon Rouge de Margaux has a bright raspberry pastille and strawberry scented bouquet with just a slight copper piping aromas tucked underneath that personally I found distracting. The palate is medium-bodied with fine, quite edgy tannin. I admire the fruit here, tobacco-tinged blackberry and bilberry, more graphite scents surfacing towards the finish. It feels persistent in the mouth and should offer another five or six years in drinking pleasure. Tasted blind at Farr Vintners’ 10-Year On tasting.
90 James Suckling
Delicate and refined with aromas and flavors of berries, cedar, and tobacco. Medium to full bodied, fine tannins and fruity, chocolaty finish. Second wine of Margaux. Try it in two years.
90 Vinous
The 2008 Pavillon Rouge de Margaux has a bright raspberry pastille and strawberry scented bouquet with just a slight copper piping aromas tucked underneath that personally I found distracting. The palate is medium-bodied with fine, quite edgy tannin. I admire the fruit here, tobacco-tinged blackberry and bilberry, more graphite scents surfacing towards the finish. It feels persistent in the mouth and should offer another five or six years in drinking pleasure. Tasted blind at Farr Vintners’ 10-Year On tasting.
88 Robert Parker
The 2008 Pavillon Rouge didn’t show quite as well as I had hoped, but is still an elegant, berry-scented, spicy, soft Pavillon Rouge with good depth, sweet tannins, and an attractive finish. It can be drunk now or cellared or 12-15 years.
88 Robert Parker
The 2008 Pavillon Rouge didn’t show quite as well as I had hoped, but is still an elegant, berry-scented, spicy, soft Pavillon Rouge with good depth, sweet tannins, and an attractive finish. It can be drunk now or cellared or 12-15 years.
87 Wine Spectator
On the firmer side, with a cherry pit edge up front, followed by red currant, floral and iron notes. Yet this fleshes out a touch with air, showing an extra cedar hint as well. Drink now through 2013. –JM<br/> <br/>.
87 Wine Spectator
On the firmer side, with a cherry pit edge up front, followed by red currant, floral and iron notes. Yet this fleshes out a touch with air, showing an extra cedar hint as well. Drink now through 2013. –JM<br/> <br/>.
Producteur
Château Margaux

Indiscutablement, Château Margaux constitue la propriété la plus éblouissante des châteaux médocains, et sa façade grandiose couplée à son allée spectaculaire bordée d’arbres, en dit long sur sa réputation, déjà impressionnante. Erigée au début du 19ème siècle, la bâtisse se dresse toujours aussi fièrement, symbole des vignerons qui y ont œuvré durant des siècles. André Mentzelopoulos, né en Grèce, a acquis le domaine en 1949 et depuis les années 1980, c’est sa fille Corinne qui perpétue ses traditions bien ancrées. En 1983, le charmant Paul Pontallier, aujourd’hui disparu, a rejoint l’équipe, en tant que directeur technique alors qu’il n’avait que 27 ans. Ce château traditionnel, dirigé par une équipe jeune mais talentueuse, s’est métamorphosé pour se hisser parmi les meilleurs vins de Bordeaux. S’épanouissant sur 262 hectares, le domaine propose sa cuvée phare, son Grand Vin à base de cabernet-sauvignon, le Château Margaux, mais aussi un remarquable second vin, le Pavillon Rouge du Château Margaux et un 100% sauvignon blanc, unique en son genre à Margaux, le Pavillon Blanc du Château Margaux.