Margaux's 98-Point "Super Second"
2017 Chateau Palmer Margaux
Château Palmer isn't just a Margaux—it’s a Left Bank powerhouse that routinely goes head-to-head with First Growths and usually commands prices to match. While Total Wine asks $370 and other major retailers push well past $400 and $450, we have the 98-point 2017 vintage for just $249.99. That is the lowest price in the United States, period. What makes Palmer so fiercely collected is how it breaks the Left Bank rules. By leading with a uniquely high 54% Merlot in the blend, Palmer achieves a fl…
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Tasting notes
Aroma
Wild blueberry, warm plum, and violet floral notes before revealing cedar chest, pencil shavings, and star anise.
Palate
Vibrant and precisely sculpted on the palate. A concentrated core of dark blackberry interweaves with finely boned tannins, fresh acidity, and a long, mineral-driven finish.
Red Wine Body Profile
In Detail
Margaux’s biodynamic "Super Second" masterpiece
Château Palmer isn't just a Margaux—it’s a Left Bank powerhouse that routinely goes head-to-head with First Growths and usually commands prices to match.
While Total Wine asks $370 and other major retailers push well past $400 and $450, we have the 98-point 2017 vintage for just $249.99. That is the lowest price in the United States, period.
What makes Palmer so fiercely collected is how it breaks the Left Bank rules. By leading with a uniquely high 54% Merlot in the blend, Palmer achieves a fleshy, hedonistic, and perfumed elegance that stands entirely in its own lane. The 2017 vintage is a brilliantly executed masterclass in this style. Farmed with strict biodynamic precision, it achieved a 98-point score for its beautifully diffused tannins, vibrant blue fruit, and energetic, polished finish.
Finding a 98-point Palmer with nearly $200 in immediate savings is a flat-out anomaly in the Bordeaux market. Lock in your allocation ASAP!