ProducerSaint-Émilion
Château Magdelaine
シャトー・マグドレーヌ
A legendary Saint-Émilion classic of timeless elegance.
Château Magdelaine was a Premier Grand Cru Classé B estate in Saint-Émilion, Bordeaux. Acquired by Jean-Pierre Moueix in 1952, it was celebrated for elegant, mineral-driven wines. In 2012, it merged with Château Bélair-Monange. Its historic vintages remain highly sought after for their exceptional finesse and aging potential.
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Who Is This For?
It is perfect for fine wine collectors seeking rare, historic Right Bank Bordeaux vintages with exceptional aging potential. It also appeals to those who appreciate the delicate, mineral-driven elegance of mature Merlot.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is Château Magdelaine still producing wine today?
- No, it is not. The estate was merged with Château Bélair-Monange in 2012, making the 2011 vintage the final release under the Château Magdelaine label.
- What are the defining characteristics of Château Magdelaine wines?
- They are Merlot-dominant wines characterized by remarkable elegance, silky tannins, and a distinct mineral precision derived from Saint-Émilion's limestone plateau.
- Does Château Magdelaine pair well with Japanese cuisine?
- Yes, it pairs exceptionally well. The savory complexity and silky texture of mature vintages beautifully complement Japanese dishes like sukiyaki, duck Jibuni, or soy-marinated tuna.
- What was the second wine of Château Magdelaine?
- The second wine was 'Les Songes de Magdelaine,' which was crafted to be more approachable in its youth while retaining the estate's signature elegance.