The Pauillac and Margaux appellations produce elegantly structured wines. With eighteen (18) Crus Classés (Classification of 1855 in Haut-Médoc), which includes three (3) Premier Crus, Pauillac is amongst the best quality communes of Bordeaux. But it’s the commune of Margaux that has the most Crus Classés with 21 domaines. Margaux Chateaux are reputed for their soft texture and seductive charm while offering good depth. Both appellations produce full bodied reds with good structure and great aging potential. A selection of 8 reputed Chateaux from four evolved vintages will help you assess the character and quality level, while discovering the differences of these two outstanding communes of Haut-Médoc.
1988 CHÂTEAU RAUZAN SÉGLA vs 1988 CHÂTEAU MOUTON ROTHSCHILD
1994 CHÂTEAU MARGAUX vs 1994 CHÂTEAU PICHON BARON
2003 CHÂTEAU DU TERTRE vs 2003 CHÂTEAU GRAND PUY LACOSTE
2009 CHÂTEAU MALESCOT ST-EXUPÉRY vs 2009 CHÂTEAU PONTET CANET
Tickets: Cost: 326 + Taxes = $375 – In order to purchase tickets please email your Name, Phone Number, and number of tickets requested to nick.hamilton@lesconseillersduvin.ca and you will be contacted within 24hrs.
When: Thursday October 29, 2026 – 6:45 welcome, and 7:00 PM sharp start.
Event timing:
6:45 PM – Guests are welcomed with a glass of quality sparkling wine
7:00 PM – A short presentation of the wines by Nick Hamilton and then the tasting begins. A small buffet will be served during the tasting.
8 :30 PM – End of evening
Where: Le Parloir, 424 Rue Guy suite G05, Montréal, QC H3J 1M1
