Collection: Château Margaux Wine Collection

What should be checked to separate Château Margaux's grand vin, second wine and vintage details?

Note the château and wine name, vintage, volume, front and back labels, neck and bottle base for each Margaux bottle. Wooden-case markings can support identification, but every bottle must be checked separately.

How should full Château Margaux cases be separated from loose-bottle details?

Photograph a full Margaux case's markings and bottle count before recording fill level, capsule and labels bottle by bottle. List loose bottles and other vintages separately rather than placing them in a non-matching case.

Can one Margaux bottle be reviewed for an initial enquiry?

Yes. When photographing the Margaux bottle, provide estate, vintage, volume, front and back labels and original wooden-case details, together with clear photographs of the current condition. Complete the Château Margaux Wine views of front and back labels, neck, fill level and bottle base before deciding where or how the physical review should take place.

How should personal details on a receipt for Château Margaux be protected?

Before you arrange a review of the Margaux bottle, names, addresses and payment information may be covered. Leave visible only the details that help link the document to estate, vintage, volume, front and back labels and original wooden-case details.