Château Cos d’Estournel-St-Estèphe-Majestic Wine

Majestic's minimum purchase is 6 bottles of wine, Champagne and spirits. Delivery on mainland UK is free for orders over £40, or £5 for orders under £40.

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Unfortunately there are some locations just too far away for us to deliver using store vans. Our Mail Order team despatch wines via courier to these locations. We can deliver our full range of wines, Champagnes and spirits (but unfortunately not beer, soft drinks or accessories). Customers in mainland UK still benefit from FREE delivery, and for customers in Northern Ireland, the Scottish Islands, Isle of Man and Isles of Scilly we charge £7.50 per case.

Château Cos d’Estournel 1998 St-Estèphe, 2ème Cru Classé

Price £130.00

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Feel free to mix Fine Wines with 'regular' wines to make up your order. However, at least 6 bottles must be Fine Wine products, because Fine Wines require special distribution from our temperature-controlled Fine Wine Centre in London. Original wooden cases not available outside the M25.

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Grape

Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot

Description

Part of a mature Bordeaux parcel sourced from an impeccably kept cellar and offered at below market price. "Bottled in April, 2000, this elegant, stylish, graceful wine is an attractive, dark ruby/purple-colored effort with subtle notes of sweet oak, licorice, herbs, and black fruits. While not massive, it is medium-bodied and ripe, with sweet tannin". 88 points. Robert Parker, The Wine Advocate.