L'Épiphanie de Margaux 2019
Margaux AOC
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As Hugh Johnson says, “There is a delicacy about archetypal Margaux, and a sweet, haunting perfume, that can make it the most exquisite claret of all.” The normal bottle price is hundreds, but not today thanks to this terrific hush-hush deal.
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Wine Details
- Red - Medium Bodied
- Fine wine
France- Deep Red
- Cabernet Sauvignon
- 10.875 Units
- 14.5% ABV
- 31 December 2030
Flavour Profile
Tasting notes
Black fruits, cherry and plum; subtle spice, cedar and tobacco
The Story Behind the Bottle
We simply cannot tell you the name of the top Margaux estate that's behind this red. The confidentiality clause is so strict that the wine was even bottled away from the château. (It’s why you won’t see Grand Cru on the label.) What we can promise you is that this is an exceptional wine from one of the most-prized estates in this prestigious appellation. While this is definitely not their Grand Vin (you'd have to pay £600 for that), it is made from the same grapes, by the same team, with the same lavish no-expense-spared expertise. All classic ripe black fruit character, alongside cherry and plum, infused with subtle spice, cedar and tobacco. Open early and decant, but for the best results cellar for a few years. It will pay dividends.
We simply cannot tell you the name of the top Margaux estate that's behind this red. The confidentiality clause is so strict that the wine was even bottled away from the château. (It’s why you won’t see Grand Cru on the label.) What we can promise you is that this is an exceptional wine from one of the most-prized estates in this prestigious appellation. While this is definitely not their Grand Vin (you'd have to pay £600 for that), it is made from the same grapes, by the same team, with the same lavish no-expense-spared expertise. All classic ripe black fruit character, alongside cherry and plum, infused with subtle spice, cedar and tobacco. Open early and decant, but for the best results cellar for a few years. It will pay dividends.
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