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Marquis de Terme 2018 75cl

4eme Grand Cru Classé | Margaux | Bordeaux | France
CHF 36.10
Critics scores
94 James Suckling
Perfumed and polished aromas of stewed blackcurrants, cherries, cloves, dark chocolate, lavender and musk. It’s full-bodied with firm, fine-grained tannins. Sleek, refined finish. Pretty strength with elegance. Try from 2024.
91 Robert Parker
Deep garnet-purple in color, the 2018 Marquis de Terme comes skipping out of the glass with bright, cheery notes of kirsch, black raspberries and blackcurrant pastilles, followed by hints of aniseed, damp soil and bouquet garni. The medium-bodied palate is delicately styled with just 13% declared alcohol and plenty of youthful, dried herbs accenting red and black fruits, supported by approachable, chewy tannins and bags of freshness, finishing with a lively lift. It's a great example of a fresher style for this vintage.
91 Robert Parker
Deep garnet-purple in color, the 2018 Marquis de Terme comes skipping out of the glass with bright, cheery notes of kirsch, black raspberries and blackcurrant pastilles, followed by hints of aniseed, damp soil and bouquet garni. The medium-bodied palate is delicately styled with just 13% declared alcohol and plenty of youthful, dried herbs accenting red and black fruits, supported by approachable, chewy tannins and bags of freshness, finishing with a lively lift. It's a great example of a fresher style for this vintage.
Producer
Château Marquis de Terme
In December of 1762, Élisabeth de Ledoux d’Emplet, great niece of Pierre des Mesures de Rauzan, married a Gascon gentleman, François de Péguilhan de Larboust, otherwise known as Marquis de Terme, who gave his name to an estate consisting of several vineyard plots that were part of his wife's dowry. The property went through rough times in the 19th century and had several owners. It was acquired in 1935 by Pierre Sénéclauze, father of the present owners. The vineyard is located on gravelly rises in the communes of Margaux and Cantenac. Plot-by-plot management is not only conducive to quality, but is also ecologically-friendly. The grapes are picked entirely by hand, sorted in the vineyard and a second time – even more meticulously – in the cellar before destemming and putting into vat. Château Marquis de Terme is aged in oak barrels from the finest French forests. Once bottled, it ages well for many years.