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🏰 The 1991 vintage in Bordeaux was notoriously challenging, marked by severe spring frosts and cool, wet conditions that led to a less concentrated harvest. Despite these difficulties, the Clos du Marquis 1991 stands out as a testament to diligent winemaking. It presents a deep ruby-red hue with a subtle brownish tinge, indicative of its age. The bouquet is complex and refined, offering ripe blackberries, plums, cedarwood, earthy notes, and a touch of leather. On the palate, it reveals an elegant structure with silky-smooth tannins and well-balanced acidity. Flavors of dark fruit are beautifully complemented by nuances of spices and tobacco, leading to a long, harmonious finish. Robert Parker rated this vintage 85/100, acknowledging its surprising quality given the year. 【A surprisingly elegant and fresh expression from a challenging vintage】.
🍴 This refined red Bordeaux pairs wonderfully with classic meat dishes such as grilled or roasted red meats, especially lamb, venison, or game. It also complements dishes with rich sauces and earthy elements.
🥂 Ideal for a sophisticated dinner party or a quiet evening appreciating a mature Bordeaux. Its elegance and developed tertiary notes make it a thoughtful choice for a connoisseur's gathering. Decanting for about an hour before serving is advisable to allow its complex aromas to fully unfold.
BACKGROUND
Clos du Marquis was created in 1902 by Château Léoville Las Cases. It is not a second wine, but rather a distinct wine made from specific vineyards outside the main Las Cases enclosure, offering classic Saint-Julien elegance, structure, and longevity.