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2016 Chateau Pavie Saint-Emilion Grand Cru
Château Pavie is one of the "Big Four" of Saint-Émilion. Since its promotion to Premier Grand Cru Classé A in 2012, it has sat at the absolute top of the Bordeaux hierarchy alongside icons like Cheval Blanc and Ausone. The 2016 vintage is a stone-cold legend, earning a rare double-perfection with 100-point scores from both Robert Parker and James Suckling. We are offering this icon for $333. To put that in perspective, Total sells this bottle for $450, and most major retailers are listing it at…
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Tasting notes
Aroma
An atomic nose of blueberry pie, chocolate-covered cherries, and violets. It is deep and brooding, with high-definition notes of graphite, white truffle, and crushed limestone that emerge as the wine breathes.
Palate
Built like a skyscraper. The palate is dense and full-bodied, packed with saturated black fruit and spice. Despite its immense power, the 2016 vintage brings a new level of finesse and saline energy to Pavie. The tannins are super-ripe and velvety, leading to a finish that lasts for over a minute.
Red Wine Body Profile
Light
Bold
Body Profile
Structured
75/100 Intensity
Light
Bold
75.0/100
Feather-light
Delicate
Lifted
Structured
Deep
Grapes
60% Merlot, 40% Cabernet Franc
ABV
14.5%
Serving
55–59°F
Window
2025–2060
In Detail
Four perfect scores. $480+ elsewhere. Arriving imminently!
Château Pavie is one of the "Big Four" of Saint-Émilion. Since its promotion to Premier Grand Cru Classé A in 2012, it has sat at the absolute top of the Bordeaux hierarchy alongside icons like Cheval Blanc and Ausone. The 2016 vintage is a stone-cold legend, earning a rare double-perfection with 100-point scores from both Robert Parker and James Suckling.
We are offering this icon for $333. To put that in perspective, Total sells this bottle for $450, and most major retailers are listing it at $450 to $700 (or more). This is a $147 discount per bottle on a wine that James Suckling called a "modern classic." This is the bottle that anchors a world-class cellar—an investment-grade asset that happens to be a powerhouse in the glass.
