Château Palmer 1989

Château Palmer is a rare third-growth wine in the Médoc classification, sometimes said to surpass even the first-growth varieties. Renowned as a prestigious winery in the village of Margaux, its elegance and complexity captivate wine lovers worldwide. Through the adoption of biodynamic farming methods and rigorous quality control, the wines continue to fully express the unique character of their terroir.

1989 was a very good vintage throughout Bordeaux, and Château Palmer was no exception. The weather was ideal, with a warm, dry summer, allowing the grapes to ripen perfectly. The harvest was also blessed with good weather, resulting in wines with concentrated fruit and supple tannins.

This wine, primarily made from Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot, combines the elegance and depth of the Margaux terroir, revealing nuances of black fruit, violets, tobacco, and spices. Even after more than 30 years of aging, it still boasts a firm structure and silky texture. Highly acclaimed, this wine is particularly appealing for its well-balanced and complex aromas, which come with age.