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🏰 The 1991 Pavillon Rouge du Château Margaux emerged from a challenging vintage marked by a significant April frost, though Cabernet Sauvignon vines on gravel ridges were fortunately spared. A hot, dry summer allowed for good maturity, despite heavy rainfall before harvest. Robert Parker notably considered Margaux's 1991 a "candidate for 'wine of the vintage'". This Bordeaux blend red displays a deep ruby colour and a tight yet promising nose of rich cassis, licorice, and toasty new oak. It is dense, medium to full-bodied, with plenty of depth, moderate tannin, and a long, rich finish. Some tasters have found a refined, balanced, and aged nose with developed fruit, while others noted weaker aromatics and less fruit remaining. 【As the esteemed second wine of Château Margaux, it offers a more accessible expression of its prestigious Grand Cru Classé style.】
🍴 This mature Bordeaux red is a superb companion to classic meat dishes. Consider roasted beef, lamb, venison, or poultry. Its elegance also makes it suitable for dishes with earthy notes, such as mushroom-based sauces.
🥂 The 1991 Pavillon Rouge is perfect for a sophisticated dinner, a special family gathering, or an occasion to enjoy a mature Bordeaux without the full price of the Grand Vin. To ensure the best experience, stand the bottle upright for a few days before serving to allow any sediment to settle. Decant gently for 30-60 minutes to allow it to open up and separate from any sediment. Serve at around 16-18°C.
BACKGROUND
Château Margaux is one of Bordeaux's most famous wine estates, located just east of Margaux itself in the Médoc. Along with Lafite, Latour and Haut-Brion, it was rated as a first growth in the original 1855 Bordeaux Classification of the Médoc. There are also 12 hectares (30 acres) of Sauvignon Blanc to make Margaux's white offering, Pavillon Blanc, which must be sold as Bordeaux AOP, not Margaux. The red wines are fermented in a mix of traditional wooden and stainless steel vats; the grand vin sees between 18 and 26 months aging in new oak barrels.