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Chateau Margaux, Pavillon Rouge, 1987
Red
750ml
Label : Very Slightly Stained Label
Level : Very Top Shoulder Level
🏰news | features: The 1987 Pavillon Rouge from Chateau Margaux is a testament to 【elegance and finesse even in a challenging vintage】, offering a more slender and developed expression of the Grand Vin. It offers a more accessible and developed expression of the Château Margaux style, benefiting from the same prestigious vineyards and expertise. While it may lack the opulence of a great vintage, its distinction and breed are evident, and it is now reaching its peak drinking window.
+ short tasting note: 【A fairly light yet harmonious wine, displaying a refined character with notes of red and black fruit, cedar, and mint, which become more prominent with aeration.】 Expect a sense of refinement, though it may show its age with less depth and concentration than younger vintages. The constant markers of Margaux style—tannic finesse, aromatic depth, freshness, and length—are present.
🍴 Chinese Cantonese food pairing: This aged Bordeaux pairs beautifully with grilled red or white meats, milk-fed lamb, porcini mushrooms, and hard cheeses. It's also an excellent match for beef, venison, duck breast, and even frog legs.
🥂 fit for event suggestion: Ideal for a special anniversary or a contemplative evening, this wine offers a glimpse into the past of a legendary estate.
Serving Suggestion: For a wine of this age (39 years), expect the cork and capsule to be fragile. Decanting is highly recommended to separate any sediment and allow the wine to breathe, revealing its complex tertiary aromas. Serve at around 16-18°C (60-64°F).
BACKGROUND
Chateau Margaux is a First Growth estate renowned for producing wines of unparalleled elegance and perfume. Pavillon Rouge is their exceptional second wine, offering a glimpse into the Grand Vin's majesty.