2010 Marojallia
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This has a lot of new oak, making it concentrated and dense. It is very extracted, heavy fruit with very little sense of the Margaux appellation. However, the wine is not without merit, many will enjoy the sheer size and dimension of this wine. asianpalate.com
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Jeannie Cho Lee MW
Jeff Leve, The Wine Cellar Insider
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Marojaillia Deep dark ruby color, oak, black raspberry and licorice scents are followed by a dense, round, sweet, licorice, chocolate and boysenberry filled palate. This is a rich, opulent textured wine of pleasure. winecellarinsider.com
Almost viscous in its richness, with dark crushed plum, anise and blackberry notes and loads of velvety tannins on the briar- and black tea-tinged finish. This has some depth and muscle. An unabashedly modern style. James Molesworth, winespectator.com
Very dark crimson. Exceptionally concentrated and thick – very sweet – certainly not typical Margaux! Tarry finish. Very clean and fresh and vigorous, but it is really more of a right-bank wine than recognisably Margaux. Finishes pretty dry and suddenly. jancisrobinson.com