Voss Expert tasting note
On the nose it has intense aromas of ripe blackberry and currants, with undertones of cedar, forest floor, and cigar box.
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Based on 991 customer reviews.
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Loes
Truly stellar nose, the top notch of the tasting. Exceptionally concentrated and defined, with a clear black currant feel supported by a nuanced cedar, graphite, and cinnamon note. The tartness is lovely, and the tannins are well-balanced, with a gentle finish.
Gouda Orio
The initial experience was underwhelming, with the wine being flat and unopened. After decanting for an additional 3 hours, the layers began to mature and integrate, but the in summary character remained somewhat one-dimensional. Given the wine's strong, bold profile, it's surprising that it didn't exhibit a more subtle nuance. Some critics might view it as still in its formative stages, and it's possible that it will continue to evolve over time. However, others may agree that it's too young to fully appreciate its potential.
Jaguar
2012 Margaux, a wine novice's first taste, was a agreeable experience. The initial bouquet was a symphony of flowers, fruits, and earth, but the second sip revealed a more nuanced profile, with leather and herbs emerging. The tail was soft and lingering, though ultimately lacking the impact of a well-crafted vintage. A second chance may be in order, but for now, it's a solid, if unremarkable, wine.
Based on 991 customer reviews.
I love it!
Not for me
Customer
Voss Expert
Loes
Truly stellar nose, the top notch of the tasting. Exceptionally concentrated and defined, with a clear black currant feel supported by a nuanced cedar, graphite, and cinnamon note. The tartness is lovely, and the tannins are well-balanced, with a gentle finish.
Gouda Orio
The initial experience was underwhelming, with the wine being flat and unopened. After decanting for an additional 3 hours, the layers began to mature and integrate, but the in summary character remained somewhat one-dimensional. Given the wine's strong, bold profile, it's surprising that it didn't exhibit a more subtle nuance. Some critics might view it as still in its formative stages, and it's possible that it will continue to evolve over time. However, others may agree that it's too young to fully appreciate its potential.
Jaguar
2012 Margaux, a wine novice's first taste, was a agreeable experience. The initial bouquet was a symphony of flowers, fruits, and earth, but the second sip revealed a more nuanced profile, with leather and herbs emerging. The tail was soft and lingering, though ultimately lacking the impact of a well-crafted vintage. A second chance may be in order, but for now, it's a solid, if unremarkable, wine.
Château Margaux is celebrated for its elegance and complexity, with notes of dark fruit, leather, and oak. While many praise its refined structure and long finish, some find certain vintages needing more time to mature. The 1982 vintage is particularly lauded for its nuance and richness, whereas others like the 1986 are seen as less developed.
This Château Margaux (Premier Grand Cru Classé) is an exquisite and award-winning Bordeaux blend. On the nose it has intense aromas of ripe blackberry and currants, with undertones of cedar, forest floor, and cigar box. On the palate it is full-bodied and elegantly structured, with firm tannins and a long finish of blackberry, forest floor, and cedar. It is a truly remarkable wine that is sure to impress any palate.
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