Montrose's sister estate has been on a twelve-year climb — and you can taste the whole trajectory for under $40 a bottle. Ryan Moses on the 2014, 2020, and 2022 Tronquoy.
Read MoreMalescot has been wowing clients and critics alike for decades, and for good reason. To me, it strikes the ideal balance between accessibility and seriousness: it’s all too easy to pull the cork now, but patience is richly rewarded. And while the style leans a bit more flamboyant than some of its Margaux peers, the wines are always integrated, thoughtful, and beautifully made.
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