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Chateau Boyd Cantenac

2017 Chateau Boyd Cantenac Jacques Boyd

Second wine from the Third Growth Margaux estate. Approachable classed growth character at a more accessible price.
Chateau Boyd Cantenac

2017 Chateau Boyd Cantenac Jacques Boyd

Second wine from the Third Growth Margaux estate. Approachable classed growth character at a more accessible price.
£30.76
£30.76 - £30.76
Current price £30.76
Original price £30.76 - Original price £30.76
Original price
Price per Bottle
£30.76
£30.76 - £30.76
Current price £30.76
Original price £30.76 - Original price £30.76
Original price
Price per Bottle
Title: 1x75cl
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Tasting Notes

Slurp Wines NR

Jacques Boyd is the second wine of Chateau Boyd-Cantenac, a Troisième Cru Classe in Margaux. This typically comes from younger vines and parcels that don`t make the final blend for the Grand Vin, but it`s made with the same attention to detail and winemaking. The result is more approachable Margaux elegance for earlier drinking. The 2017 vintage in Bordeaux delivered charming, elegant wines. Blackcurrant, red cherry and violet with cedar and subtle herbs. Medium bodied with soft, supple tannins and bright acidity. There`s Margaux elegance here with silky texture and floral notes, just less concentration than the Grand Vin. Approachable and drinking well now with gentle complexity. Clean, satisfying finish. Serve at room temperature (16-18°C). Brief decanting (30 minutes) helps it open up. Pairs well with roast chicken, duck confit, mushroom dishes, or medium-aged cheeses. Drinking beautifully now, will hold 5-8 years. [Slurp Wines, 05/06/2026]

Wine characteristics

  • France
  • Merlot
  • 2017
  • Chateau Boyd Cantenac
  • 14.0%
  • 75cl

Tips

How to serve?

Decant before serving

Goes well with

Beef

Goes well with

Cheese

Goes well with

Lamb

Goes well with

Steak

Goes well with

Vegetable

Discover

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''Mr. Jacques Boyd, an Irishman by birth, was an eighteenth-century squire in the region. In 1754 he purchased Boyd Cantenac, an estate acquired in 1806 by John Lewis Brown, united by marriage with the Boyd family. The Guillemet family entered the picture at this 3rd Cru Classe in 1932, determined to promote the estate's reputation to new heights. This 17 hectare vineyard, is enviably located on the Cantenac plateau, on gravelly outcrops yielding wines of remarkable elegance and finesse, and is the biggest producer in the Margaux appellation.''
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