2025 Château Kirwan Margaux Grand Cru Classé

The Château Kirwan Margaux has a fresh ruby red color with a few nuances. Enchanting aromas of red and black currant emerge on the nose, enhanced by spicy undertones. The bouquet is striking for its freshness and purity. On the palate, the attack is fresh, with a pleasant acidity that releases a hint of menthol. The wine gradually intensifies as the palate reveals fruity aromas, tannins, and the distinctive personality formed by aging. The palate is equally dynamic and soft, supported by beautiful, well-ripened tannins.

About Château Kirwan

The name Kirwan is Irish and comes from Mark Kirwan, who lived in Bordeaux at the time. He became the owner of the Château in 1760. Château Kirwan has belonged to the Schÿler family, who were also négociants in Bordeaux, since 1925. The 37-hectare vineyard is divided into two parts: two-thirds is a ridge of pebbles surrounding the château in Cantenac, where the Cabernet Sauvignon is planted. One-third contains more clay to the west of the appellation, where the Merlot is planted. Two wines are made at the Château: Château Kirwan and Les Charmes de Kirwan, from younger vines. The vines average 27 years of age. Kirwan describes his wines as "feminine" and complex.