Rare Château Margaux vintages offered by SoDivin attract collectors with bottles dating from 1948 to 2004

A rare selection of Château Margaux wines, spanning vintages from 1948 to 2004, is currently available through SoDivin, a French company specializing in fine and old wines since 2001. The offering includes both the estate’s prestigious first label, Château Margaux, and its second label, Pavillon Rouge du Château Margaux. The bottles are being sold from Aigues Vives, France, with prices listed before value-added tax.

Among the highlights is a single bottle of the 1948 Château Margaux, priced at €2,187.50. This vintage is notable for its rarity and historical significance, as bottles from this era are seldom found on the market. Other older vintages include a 1958 Château Margaux at €650 and a 1969 at €455 per bottle. The collection also features magnums from 1975, each priced at €762.50.

The selection covers several decades of Bordeaux winemaking history. Notable vintages from the 1980s include the 1982 Château Margaux at €825 per bottle and the 1983 at €600. The 1986 vintage is available for €500, while the 1984 can be purchased for €390. Quantities for these older wines are limited, with some vintages represented by only one or two bottles.

For collectors interested in more recent years, the list includes multiple bottles from the late 1990s and early 2000s. The 2004 Château Margaux is offered at €429.17 per bottle, with eleven bottles available. The 2002 vintage is priced at €458.33, while the highly regarded 1996 vintage is listed at €662.50 per bottle.

Pavillon Rouge du Château Margaux, the estate’s second label, is also well represented in this release. Vintages range from 1983 to 1998, with prices starting at €145.83 for the 1993 and reaching up to €229.17 for the 1984. Quantities vary by year; for example, there are thirty-eight bottles of the 1993 Pavillon Rouge available.

SoDivin has built a reputation over more than two decades for sourcing and selling rare wines to collectors and enthusiasts worldwide. The company’s focus on provenance and storage conditions aims to ensure that these historic bottles reach buyers in optimal condition.

Château Margaux is one of Bordeaux’s five First Growths under the historic 1855 classification and is known for producing some of the world’s most sought-after red wines. Its first label wines are recognized for their longevity and complexity, while Pavillon Rouge offers a more accessible expression of the estate’s terroir.

The current offering provides an opportunity for collectors to acquire bottles from some of the most celebrated vintages in Bordeaux history as well as lesser-known years that may appeal to those seeking unique tasting experiences or additions to their cellars.

All prices are listed exclusive of VAT and do not include shipping costs or import duties that may apply depending on the buyer’s location. Interested parties can contact SoDivin directly through their website or by phone to inquire about availability and arrange purchases.

This release reflects ongoing demand in the global wine market for mature Bordeaux wines with documented provenance. As older stocks become increasingly scarce, such curated selections continue to attract attention from both private collectors and professionals in the wine trade.