1945 Rauzan Segla
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From HK wine importer Paulo Pong's UK cellar with a very torn label that was applied when the château called itself Ch Rausan-Ségla, not Rauzan. Bottled by négociant Cruse. Deep, rich colour and a gamey nose that smelled more like a Châteauneuf than a red bordeaux. Very probably bolstered by Algerian or Rhône wine. Dense and sweet with a rich depth. Over time in the glass is dried out and became a little tart. Rather a nice wine so long as you are not expecting it to represent bordeaux. (JR)
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The Chanel group purchased Margaux Second Growth Ch. Rauzan-Ségla in 1994. Under the iconic fashion house’s ownership and – since 2014 – the guidance of winemaker Nicolas Audebert, the estate has seen significant investment and rapidly become one of Bordeaux’s most desirable.