The Marquis d'Alesme Becker 1982 is an impressive Bordeaux from the Margaux appellation, produced in one of the greatest vintages of the 20th century. 1982 was an outstanding year for Bordeaux wines, producing wines of extraordinary maturity, richness, and longevity. This wine reflects the quintessence of the classic Margaux style.

The wine is a deep ruby ​​red, gently fading with the aging process and revealing light brick-red rims. The bouquet is complex and developed, with seductive aromas of ripe blackcurrants, plums, and dark cherries. These ripe fruit aromas are complemented by secondary notes of dried herbs, tobacco, leather, and a hint of truffles, developed through the long aging period. A hint of cedarwood and spice, derived from the aging in oak barrels, rounds out the aromatic profile.

On the palate, the 1982 Marquis d'Alesme Becker presents itself with impressive balance and finesse. The tannins are soft and supple, yet still present, contributing to the wine's structure. The fruit flavors are deep and concentrated, supported by a well-integrated acidity that gives the wine a remarkable freshness despite its age. Over time, the palate evolves, revealing nuances of earth, chocolate, and a subtle mineral note that underscore the complex and multifaceted flavor profile.

The finish is long and elegant, with a harmonious interplay of fruit, spice, and wood notes that fade slowly and persistently. The Marquis d'Alesme Becker 1982 is now in a beautiful drinking window, but also shows that it can still age for several years.

This wine is a perfect accompaniment to classic dishes such as lamb, game birds or aged cheeses and offers a sophisticated and unforgettable drinking experience for connoisseurs and lovers of great Bordeaux wines.