2005 Margaux – 98 Points Parker
Thanks to excellent weather conditions, the 2005 Château Margaux was an extraordinary success and quite possibly the wine of the vintage.

2003 Margaux – 99 Points Parker
A very early vintage which will above all be remembered for its exceptionally hot summer weather. Red berry fruit aromas, freshness and purity literally jump out of the glass, with a mingling of floral and slightly spicy notes coming through.

2000 Margaux – 100 Points Parker
One of the greatest vintages of the late 20th century. The grapes had rarely, perhaps never, been as concentrated, particularly the Cabernets. It seemed in fact that 2000 was setting a new benchmark in quality never before attained.

1996 Margaux – 99 Points Parker
This vintage produced a wine which will go down in history for its classicism and purity.

1995 Margaux – 95 Points Parker
The hot and very dry summer, the rain that arrived in September and the superb weather throughout the harvest led to a truly great vintage with all the hallmark characteristics of power, depth, richness, complexity, subtlety and harmony.

1990 Margaux – 100 Points Parker
After a mild winter, the summer was exceptionally hot. Two rainy intervals in September were very beneficial to the final ripening of the grapes, which were harvested in very fine weather. The 1990 immediately caused great excitement with its charm and great finesse.

1986 Margaux – 96 Points Parker
The very fine summer weather lasted for the whole of the harvest time, bringing the grapes to superb ripeness. Seldom has a vintage been from the start as powerful and concentrated.

1983 Margaux – 96 Points Parker
The spectacular success of the Margaux appellation in this vintage partly remains an enigma. Today, the 1983 is certainly one of the most classic Margaux of the last twenty years.

1982 Margaux – 98 Points Parker
Throughout the whole year, the weather conditions were very favourable for the vines and for the ripening of the grapes. This is a very powerful, complex and long-ageing wine, but which already possesses a lot of charm.

1966 Margaux
September of 1966 was exceptionally hot, which allowed the grapes to ripen in excellent conditions. The result is a rich wine with a very fine tannic structure, which has now developed with lots of finesse.

1961 Margaux
1961 not only benefitted from remarkable weather conditions, but also from the first achievements of what was called "modern oenology."
Château Margaux 1961 is a sumptuous wine, at the same time tender, harmonious, rich, very dense and full of freshness.

1959 Margaux
An exceptionally good summer brought the grapes to remarkable ripeness. Even before the beginning of the harvest, this vintage was acclaimed as "vintage of the century".

1953 Margaux
The fantastic month of August, really very hot and dry, decided the privileged fate of this vintage. One of the greatest vintages of Château Margaux; it expresses, in a particularly perfect way, the genius of its terroir.

1945 Margaux
In symbolic fashion, a great vintage came along to celebrate the end of the Second World War. This wine possesses all the attributes of an outstandingly great vintage of its generation. 1945 - A dry and especially hot year yielded one of the most concentrated vintages of Château Margaux. Its colour is stunning, dense, very deep, still youthful.

1929 Margaux
A legend of vintages that will always be remembered as the year of the century. A hot and extremely dry year, with little rain, and fine weather at the end of the harvest, yielded an incomparable, indescribable finesse and a silky, long, delicate feeling on the palate.

1928 Margaux – 98 Points Parker
Marvellous weather, practically from the flowering to the harvest, allowed the grapes to attain an outstanding level of concentration as well as ripeness. This is an outstandingly great wine.

1900 Margaux – 100 Points Parker
The century began with an extraordinary harvest both in terms of quantity and quality. Today, Château Margaux 1900 is still one of the greatest wines ever tasted.