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CHATEAU MARGAUX, 2024


En primeurs 2024
Vision of the 2024 Vintage
“Crafting Château Margaux 2024 demanded constant attention. This particularly technical vintage required heightened precision right up to the harvest, where every decision was crucial to preserve the balance and aromatic purity that define our Grand Vin.” - Château Margaux
Viticulture
The 2024 vintage at Château Margaux was marked by a rainy, mild winter with unprecedented rainfall. From October 18 to March 28, 1,000 mm of precipitation fell—300 mm more than what had previously defined a rainy vintage. Budbreak occurred early, 7 to 10 days ahead of recent averages, while flowering was slightly delayed. Veraison was similar to other rainy vintages like 2014 and 2016.
The mosaic of terroirs at the estate led to varied responses. On deep, cool soils, vines experienced more pronounced humidity—particularly those used for the third wine of Château Margaux. In contrast, the gravelly, well-draining and early-ripening terroirs proved invaluable in preserving the potential of the 2024 vintage.
Harvest
The harvest was dictated by regular rainfall, prompting Château Margaux to proceed in two phases. The first harvest took place from September 23 to 29, followed by a second from September 30 to October 8. This decision was made to preserve the quality of the vintage and to allow grapes to reach optimal ripeness by monitoring each plot closely and precisely.
Sorting was rigorous, and average yield reached 30 hl/ha. Notably, 46% of the crop was selected for the Grand Vin, as the best Cabernet Sauvignon plots were less affected by mildew.
Tasting Château Margaux 2024
“Château Margaux is dominated by 93% Cabernet Sauvignon, giving it structure and depth. It is complemented by 5% Merlot, 1% Cabernet Franc, and 1% Petit Verdot, which add aromatic complexity and refine its balance.” - Château Margaux

Details chateau MARGAUX
History and anecdotes
The history of the Château dates back to the 13th century when it was a fortress known as “Château de la Mothe Margaux”, the word “motte” meant “small hill” which is a rare relief on the Medoc plain. In the 15th century, the vineyard was structured thanks to the Lestonnac family, which anticipated the Medoc agricultural turn, abandoning cereal farming towards vine-growing. In 1855, the vineyard was classified as Premier Grand Cru in the 1855 classification. The estate was sold to André Mentzelopoulos in 1977, he started important modernization works. Nowadays, his daughter Corinne, keeps working on her father’s creation.Vineyard Detail
AGRICULTURE | Sustainable |
GRAPE VARIETIES |
Red varieties: 74% of cabernet sauvignon, 23% of merlot, 3% of cabernet franc White varieties: 100% of sauvignon blanc |
VINEYARD SURFACE AREA | 94 hectares, 87 hectares for red varieties and 12 hectares for white varieties |
ANNUAL PRODUCTION | 120,000 bottles |
HARVEST | Manual |
SOIL |
Medium and fine gravel on a depth of 4 to 11 metres, clayey-gravelly |
All our 2024 En Primeurs wines
CARILLON D'ANGELUS
CARRUADES DE LAFITE
CHAPELLE D'AUSONE
CHATEAU ANGELUS
CHATEAU AUSONE
CHATEAU BEYCHEVELLE
CHATEAU CANON
CHATEAU CHEVAL BLANC
CHATEAU COS D'ESTOURNEL BLANC
CHATEAU COS D'ESTOURNEL
CHATEAU DUHART MILON
CHATEAU FIGEAC
CHATEAU GISCOURS
CHATEAU GRUAUD LAROSE
CHATEAU HAUT BRION
CHATEAU L'EGLISE-CLINET
CHATEAU L'EVANGILE
CHATEAU LA CONSEILLANTE
CHATEAU LA MISSION HAUT BRION BLANC
CHATEAU LA MISSION HAUT BRION
CHATEAU LAFITE ROTHSCHILD
CHATEAU LYNCH-BAGES
CHATEAU LÉOVILLE BARTON
CHATEAU LÉOVILLE LAS CASES
CHATEAU MARGAUX
CHATEAU MOUTON ROTHSCHILD
CHATEAU NENIN
CHATEAU PALMER
CHATEAU PAPE CLEMENT
CHATEAU PAVIE
CHATEAU PICHON-LONGUEVILLE COMTESSE DE LALANDE
CHATEAU PONTET-CANET
CHATEAU QUINTUS
CHATEAU SMITH HAUT LAFITTE BLANC
CHATEAU SMITH HAUT LAFITTE
CHATEAU VALANDRAUD
CLOS FOURTET
LA CHAPELLE DE LA MISSION HAUT-BRION
LA CLARENCE DE HAUT BRION
LA CLARTE DE HAUT BRION
LE PETIT CHEVAL
VALANDRAUD BLANC