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The name Margaux brings notions of magnificently perfumed Bordeaux wines as supple as velvet but with powerful endurance and strength. This latest release from this stellar Cru Artisan Margaux is a classic. The grandeur and style of Cabernet is sculpted by a generous dose of ripe Merlot into a wine that's lush and seductive. The Cru Artisan classification is only given to independently owned Chateaux that offer consistent...
Excellent
By Wine Guy from MI on 12/5/2007
Pairs Well With:
Beef, Duck, Goose, Veal, Venison
Pros:
Balanced, Clean, Long Finish, Smooth, Velvety Yet Firm
Best Uses:
Entertaining, Special Occasions
Describe Yourself:
Connoisseur
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Comments about Chateau des Graviers 2002 Margaux:
This is truly a great wine. An absolute steal given that many Cru Classes do not match up to what this wine brings. An absolute stunner. A must for any Margaux enthusiast - particualrly those who aren't snobbish about the 1855 designation and who want truly great wine.
Wine from Heaven, cork from Hell
By Getlost from SD on 11/19/2007
Pros:
Balanced, Smooth
Best Uses:
After Dinner, Entertaining, Special Occasions, Weeknight
Describe Yourself:
Wine Lover
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Comments about Chateau des Graviers 2002 Margaux:
This was a very, very good wine; I had the devils own time removing the cork though. After 20 minutes of struggle in which I destroyed my spiffy K-Mart cork screw, I ended by laboriously chipping the cork out.