2002 Pavillon Rouge du Ch Margaux
Market price
Buying options
Tasting notes
Not nearly as concentrated, although elegant, in a much lighter style than the 2003, with notes of cedar, herbs, red and black currants as well as licorice, this is a medium-bodied, more streamlined and austere Pavillon Rouge to drink over the next decade.
Critic scores
Average Score
Wine Spectator
Robert Parker
More reviews and scores
Deep crimson. Very fragrant. Very flattering. Quite elevated acidity but more charming than most Médocs. Refreshing drinking relatively early. Quite ripe flavours. Tannins not especially marked. Clean, dry finish. Great purity. (JR)
A good wine with toasted oak and berries that follow through to a medium-bodied palate, with firm tannins and a medium finish. Second wine of Margaux. Best after 2008. 15,830 cases made. James Suckling, Wine Spectator 2005
Not nearly as concentrated, although elegant, in a much lighter style than the 2003, with notes of cedar, herbs, red and black currants as well as licorice, this is a medium-bodied, more streamlined and austere Pavillon Rouge to drink over the next decade. Wine Advocate.April, 2005
About the producer
Ch. Margaux is one of Bordeaux’s most historic and famous estates. The only classified First Growth in Margaux, it epitomises the appellation’s elegance, while producing wines with fantastic ageing potential.