Château Boston Margaux 2011 Red

Very old domain, known since the 18th century, this intimately linked to Château Palmer (the famous eponymous general planted it entirely in vine in 1822) - had disappeared. Until Vincent Ginestet, son of the former owner of Château Margaux, resurrects him from 2002: 12ha in one piece today, planted on two low rumps. Vincent Ginestet started producing high-medoc before moving to margaux. Plantations since 2002 are now reaching adulthood and give this very pleasant wine, which makes a nice entry into the collection. The nose nicely mixes red (cherry) and black (blackberry) fruits with floral nuances. The palate is well balanced, at once supple, fresh and round. A margaux while lightness.