Chateau Pouget Margaux Grand Cru Classe

Classic Margaux character from one of the oldest appellations of Bordeaux — structured, spicy, with the typical silky feel on the palate that makes this appellation famous.

Château Pouget is one of the historic Quatrièmes Crus Classés from the 1855 classification and is located in the heart of Margaux. The estate shares its cellars and operations with the neighboring Boyd-Cantenac — the grapes are vinified separately, but benefit from decades of artisanal experience in the appellation.

Deep ruby ​​red in the glass. The nose reveals blackcurrant, plum, and violet, underpinned by tobacco and a hint of toasted oak from 12 to 18 months of barrel aging . On the palate, full-bodied with balanced, ripe tannins—not a harsh structure, but a velvety texture that carries the long, spicy finish.

Serving temperature 16–18 °C. Pairs well with braised beef fillet, leg of lamb with herbs, or strong goat cheese. Drinking window: now until 2028.