Chateau Palmer

Village, Chateau Palmer, Margaux

Although classified as 3^rd Growth in the 1855 classification, Chateau Palmer is thought by many to be producing wines of 1^st Growth quality. Palmer is named after the first English owner, Major-General Charles Palmer, in the early 19^th century, and has for many years been shoulder to shoulder with Chateau Margaux in producing the best wines of the commune.

Palmer is unusual in the high proportion of Merlot (from fabulously located, very old vines) in the blend, combined with equal parts Cabernet Sauvignon and more than a dash of Petit Verdot. The historical care taken in the vineyard continues today with the adoption of biodynamics and plot-by-plot winemaking. Obviously, the terrain suits this mix as Palmer retains power with its renowned finesse.

Simply a stunning expression of the Margaux terroir, to this day Palmer remains in the highest stratum of wine quality in the Bordeaux region. It is a wine often of first growth standard, especially in top years.   

We offer the following Margaux from Chateau Palmer:

• Chateau Palmer