Château Cantenac Brown

3ème Grand Cru
Classé 1885

– Margaux –

HISTORY

Purchased by Scottish businessman, John Lewis Brown in 1803, the estate was classified in 1855 as a 3ème Grand Cru Classé. Planting an arboretum, which has grown over time along with the neo-Tuor style of the Château gives a strong Scottish influence to the estate. Purchased in 2019 by the Le Lous family.

« Grand cru wines epitomize elegance, capturing the essence of their unique terroir. »

Vintages

Additional wines by this estate

Château Cantenac Brown

Margaux

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2014

With a very profound deep color predicted a certain density of flavoring with black cherries, blackberries and red currants with elements of toasted oak. On the palate with presence and density leading up to a very refined finish.

Château Cantenac Brown

Margaux

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2001

A bright ruby, with punchy berry flavoring, vanilla, a hint of tastiness that gives a certain warmth to the nose. On the palate, tannins with good structure showing a chewiness and fullness.

Château Cantenac Brown

Margaux

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1999

Ruby in color with a certain vibrancy, the nose is composed of a myriad of berry flavoring with vanilla and cedar accents to the backdrop. The tannins unfold with a very supple pleasing length, giving a rounded feeling.

Château Cantenac Brown

Margaux

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1996

A classic nose composed of black currants, licorice and vanilla with good berry and tobacco. Giving a balanced mouthfeel with tannins that are supple and pleasing.

Château Cantenac Brown

Margaux

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1990

A delicious nose that gives black cherries, currants, with cedar, graphite and complex spice notes all followed by tannins that have a very smooth texture. Offering a very enjoyable structure.