2011 Marojallia
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Proprietor Philippe Porcheron, with advice from Murielle Andraud and Jean-Luc Thunevin, has produced the first garage wine of the Margaux appellation, Marojallia, which has been a consistent winner, largely due to the winemaking team’s impeccable attention to detail. The 2011’s healthy opaque ruby/purple color is followed by a stunning nose of blueberries, black raspberries, graphite and spring flowers. This sensationally concentrated 2011 clearly transcends the overall vintage character. A major sleeper of the vintage, it is a full-bodied, rich effort with light to moderate tannin as well as stunning concentration of fruit. It is a terrific success, particularly in a vintage such as 2011. Bravo! Drink now-2025.
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Robert Parker
Jancis Robinson MW
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Purplish crimson. Sweet and fresh and friendly on the nose – much less aggressive than its Clos Margalaine stablemate. Nicely balanced and very ripe and broad. Dry finish but not exaggerated. (JR)