About the Wine

Chateau Marojallia was the first small boutique property in the Medoc. Created in 1998 by owner Philippe Porcheron with winemaking team Muriel Andraud and Jean-Luc Thunevin. World-renowned consultant Michel Rolland joined the team in 2001.

Chateau Marojallia (Latin for Margaux) is a rare, small production chateau. The Grand Vin and second label is made from only 4 hectares of 25-year-old vines with painstaking care and in such small quantities, all the production equipment could easily fit in a garage. Often hard to find, BHW is thrilled to share this small allocation with you.

Upon the first vintage release in 1999, Chateau Marojallia was immediately hailed by critics and Robert Parker ranked them among the very finest wines from Margaux. Close to Chateau Margaux and Chateau Rauzan Segla not far from the village of Margaux. 

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This is a BHW Direct Import/Ex-Chateau item.This is a futures item that is expected to deliver in 2025. 

You may be charged a small ground shipping fee. However, this is NOT the actual amount due to ship when it arrives in two years. The actual shipping cost will be communicated to you and charged at the time of shipping in 2025.

At the time of arrival, we will contact you to confirm your shipping address and collect the shipping charge per your preference. Please be sure to provide your correct contact information.

If you have a preference for bottle size, please inquire.

Many of the chateau allow you to pre-order these wines in 375ml, 1.5L, or larger bottle formats.

Note: If there are US tariffs in place at the time of importation, those costs will be passed on to you. Please review our terms and conditions of sale.

Due to high demand, this wine is only available in 6 bottle increments.

Reviews

A smoking Margaux with tons of character, the 2022 Château Marojallia showed beautifully. Ripe cherries, blueberries, spring flowers, and tobacco all make an appearance in the bouquet, and it hits the palate with a medium to full-bodied, concentrated, structured style that has everything in the right place. I don't see it being for the instant gratification crowd, but if you're able to hide these in the cellar for 4-6 years or so, you'll be a happy camper. I wouldn't be surprised to see this rival the 2009 when all is said and done. ~92-94+ JD