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Chateau Margaux Chateau Margaux 1970

Chateau Margaux

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Château Margaux 1970 brings the history of a legendary Bordeaux estate to the glass. The red Grand Vin comes from Margaux and carries the Premier Grand Cru Classé classification. This vintage dates back to the Ginestet era, before the takeover by the Mentzelopoulos family. For collectors, this classification is particularly interesting, as it places the wine in a distinctive phase in the history of Château Margaux. The 75-cl bottle is intended as a classic Bordeaux vintage for special occasions.

The cuvée is based on Cabernet Sauvignon and is complemented by Merlot, Cabernet Franc, and Petit Verdot. The tasting therefore highlights the traditional Médoc style: a mature red wine with the elegance typical of Margaux and a clear Cabernet character. The aromatic development of mature Bordeaux wines often combines dark fruit with spicy, earthy, and woody nuances. Château Margaux 1970 is recommended as a contemplative soloist and pairs particularly well with braised game, aged beef fillet, or entrecôte with a rich sauce.

 
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General info

Wine-type Red wine
Type of grape Cuvee
Size (ml) 750ml
Country of origin France (Bordeaux)
Alcohol (Vol %) 13.5
Allergens Contains sulfites

Condition information

Level Top Shoulder
Condition (Label) No visible defects
Condition (Capsule) No visible defects
Condition (Cork) No visible defects
Packaging Loose

Other information

Sales Restriction No sale to minors
Responsible food business operator Chateau Margaux
33460 Margaux-Cantenac
France
The product image shown here may be exemplary, but in any case shows the worst possible condition.
Shipping information

Unless otherwise specified, we ship our wines via UPS. Standard delivery time is approximately 5–8 business days within Germany and approximately 5–10 business days within the EU.

For logistical reasons, we ship once a week, on Tuesdays.

We pack the wines in UPS-certified shipping cartons in accordance with UPS packaging guidelines.

Please note that in the event of extreme temperatures that could compromise wine quality, we will only ship the wines at your express request; otherwise, we will store your purchased wines free of charge until safe shipping is possible.

Returns & Revocation

Of course, we accept returns within the scope of legal regulations. Provided the goods are in exactly the same condition as purchased, we will refund the full purchase price, excluding shipping costs, if returned within 14 days of receipt.

You must organize the return shipment yourself and also cover the return shipping costs and adequate shipping insurance.

Chateau Margaux Chateau Margaux 1970
Chateau Margaux Chateau Margaux 1970
Chateau Margaux Chateau Margaux 1970
The Region

Bordeaux

 
The Domaine

Chateau Margaux

LIFE BEFORE...

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HIDDEN FEATURES

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COLOR MAKES THE DIFFERENCE

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