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2000 Alter Ego de Palmer – Château Palmer
- Vintage: 2000
- Bottle Size: 0,75l
- Filling level: in - into neck
- Label Condition: 1A
- Source: private collection
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Grape variety
67% Merlot
33% Cabernet Sauvignon - Alcohol percentage: 13% vol.
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Points:
92 James Suckling
89 Robert Parker
92 May Points -
Origin:
Margaux
Bordeaux
France
Left Bank
Château Palmer
The 3ème Cru located in the AC Margaux is one of the most famous estates in all of Bordeaux, known for its excellent wines, which often receive ratings close to those of Premier and Deuxième Crus. Palmer is unmistakable due to the small towers visible from a distance at each corner of the château.
The 55 hectares are planted across 25 different soils with good drainage. Several years ago, the estate decided to cultivate a blend of half Cabernet Sauvignon and half Merlot for its prized and sought-after wines.
The name Peter Sichel is also inseparable from Palmer: the German-American wine merchant (and former US secret agent) was once a co-owner of the magnificent estate. He became famous and wealthy by popularizing Blue Nun(Liebfraumilch) in the United States.
Margaux
The top wines of Margaux captivate with their fruit-driven and silky elegance. Seductive and often a bit more charming than the wines of its prestigious neighbors—St. Julien, St. Estèphe, and Pauillac—at least in our opinion. This is why Margaux wines are often referred to as “the most feminine of the Médoc.”
The diverse soils of this 1,400-hectare appellation consist primarily of limestone, chalk, clay, and sand, while gentle slopes shape the landscape.
We have a particular fondness for the wines of Château Rauzan-Ségla and Château Palmer. And standing in a league of its own: the iconic wines of Château Margaux.
