Château Monbrison Margaux: Classic Cru Bourgeois from Bordeaux. Find tasting notes, UK food pairings (Sunday Roast) and expert reviews. :

 

Discover the Refined Elegance of Château Monbrison

From the heart of the Margaux appellation, Château Monbrison stands as a shining example of a classic, age-worthy Cru Bourgeois. The estate’s philosophy of combining tradition and modernity on its superb gravel terroir yields a wine celebrated for its aromatic complexity and refined structure. An essential addition to a discerning cellar.

Tasting Profile

• Appearance: Rich, deep purple-ruby hue.
• Aroma: Highly elegant and expressive, showcasing layers of dark berries and the signature Margaux perfume of violets, underpinned by evolving notes of cigar box, dark chocolate, and forest floor.
• Taste: Silky and smooth on the palate, with a core of concentrated fruit and a sophisticated tannic weave. The balance is impeccable, leading to a lingering, graceful finish.

Serving Suggestions

Best served at 16-18°C (60-65°F). This wine is a brilliant match for traditional British roasts and rich game dishes. Decanting is advised, especially for younger bottles, to enhance its purity and perfume.

Margaux 2012
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