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Red Wine - Cabernet Sauvignon
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1982 Chateau Leoville-Las-Cases St. Julien 2eme Cru Bordeaux
The lions on the vineyard gate of Leoville-Las-Cases are a landmark along the main road in St. Julien. The gate symbolizes the superior quality and artisanal attention to detail that this ‘super second' epitomizes. The 1982 is a pure example of power, finesse and aromatic complexity. Approaching maturity now it will age and subtly develop for another 10-15 years.
Price: $375,00
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1982 Chateau Leoville-Las-Cases St. Julien 1.5 L Bordeaux France
If the 1855 Bordeaux classification is ever redone, Chateau Leoville-Las-Cases will surely be elevated to first growth status. No further proof than the extraordinary 1982 vintage will be needed. This profound red offers incredibly rich, ripe fruit and layers of earthy complexity, all while retaining impeccable balance. In magnum size, it will easily age another 20-30 years if properly cellared. Please note 1.5 L bottle size.
Price: $595,00
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1983 Chateau Palmer Margaux Bordeaux
The grandeur of Palmer is evident from the elegant, turreted chateau that graces the property (and the label) to the wine itself. Since the 1960s, Palmer has made some of the finest wines in the region – justifying the well-held belief that Palmer deserves much higher status than third-growth. The fabulous 1983 Palmer is a blend of roughly equal parts Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot with a small amount of Cabernet Franc. It is a stunning wine with great structure and concentration as well as a lush, round texture and may be consumed anytime in the next 10 to 20 years.
Price: $325,00
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1985 Ch. Cos d'Estournel St. Estephe Bordeaux France
By a good measure, the top producer in St. Estephe and one of the 'super seconds' in the Bordeaux firmament. The use of 40 percent Merlot and generous new oak balances the character of Cos d'Estournel's heavier clay soils. The 1985 was an excellent vintage for this chateau.
Price: $199,95
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1985 Ch. Margaux Chateau Margaux Bordeaux
This First Growth Bordeaux shares its name with the commune of Margaux in which the estate lies. The '80s marked the resurgence of quality here after a long slump, and Margaux is now back among the top red wines of the region. Our current supplies of the '85 were purchased from a private cellar in England and are in pristine condition.
Price: $425,00
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1985 Chateau Pichon Lalande Pauillac Bordeaux
Under the direction of the dedicated Madame de Lencquesaing since 1978, Pichon Lalande is widely regarded as one of the finest properties in Bordeaux. Situated between Léoville Las Cases and Latour, 35% Merlot in the vineyards contributes a round, voluptuous texture to the wines. The '85 Pichon is aging very gracefully.
Price: $175,00
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1986 Ch. Lafite-Rothschild Pauillac Premier Cru Bordeaux France
The 1986 Chateau Lafite-Rothschild is widely considered to be one of the top wines of this excellent vintage and destined to join other legendary vintages of Lafite, such as 1959 and 1961. The remarkable concentration, finesse, and length of the 1986 vintage promise 15-20 years in the cellar.
Price: $425,00
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1986 Ch. Latour Pauillac Premier Cru Bordeaux
Chateau Latour is the ultimate example of power, grace and harmony in a purely masculine style. The typical Latour is dense and firmly constructed and pays big dividends to those who give it the requisite cellaring. This 1986 has the structure to age well another 20 years, so try to wait until 2005 -- at least --to enjoy it.
Price: $269,95
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1986 Ch. Latour Pauillac Premier Cru 1.5 L Bordeaux France
Chateau Latour is the ultimate example of power, grace, and harmony in a purely masculine style. The typical Latour is dense and firmly constructed and pays big dividends to those who give it the requisite cellaring. This magnum of 1986 Latour has the structure to age well for another 20 years, so try to wait until 2005 -- at least -- to enjoy it.
Price: $699,95
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1986 Ch. Margaux Premier Cru Bordeaux France
A favorite of founding father Thomas Jefferson, Chateau Margaux is known to be the most elegant, perfumed, and delicate of all first growth Bordeaux. This house enjoyed particular accolades during the 1980s; it's argued that the celebrated vintages of '81, '82, and '86 were the best in all of Bordeaux. These wines can easily age for 40-50 years but given the femininity of Margaux, you may pop the cork (gently!) for your next special occasion.
Price: $495,00
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