[Chateau Giscours 2013]
Robert Parker rating: 90/100
Located in Margaux, Chateau Giscours has a long and rich history that dates back to the 14th century and was classified as a third-growth estate in the 1855 classification.In terms of wine quality, Chateau Giscours is renowned for its consistency and is one of the few classified Bordeaux estates that still uses hand harvesting.Chateau Giscours possesses exceptional finesse and elegance.Care and power are both integrated in the bottle, allowing drinkers to experience the top-tier wine sensation of the Margaux region.The color and aroma of the wine are both highly attractive, with Robert Parker's ratings mostly hovering around 90 points. However, the price is very affordable, making it a top choice for high cost-performance among classified growth châteaux.
"Chateau Giscours undoubtedly possesses one of the most exquisite aromas of the Margaux region, featuring delightful red cherries and fresh strawberries, along with a mineral essence; the body is medium, the tannins are mature, although the finish is a bit 'staggering and the oak feels a bit heavy at the end, but perhaps this can resolve itself during bottling.'"
Grape variety:
65% Cabernet Sauvignon, 30% Merlot, 5% Cabernet Franc
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