Now entering the peak of its evolution, this 1993 Pichon Baron offers a rare opportunity to experience the subtlety and grace of a fully mature Bordeaux. Soft tannins and notes of cedar, spice box, and dark berries create a refined, classic profile. Hints of sweet oak and earthy complexity add layers to the experience, making this a thoughtful, contemplative wine. Perfect for collectors, enthusiasts of aged Bordeaux, or anyone seeking a ready-to-enjoy vintage with history and soul. This is not about power—it’s about finesse, tradition, and a window into the character of Pauillac in the early 1990s.

The Wine Advocate | RP 86
Published: Apr 21, 2000
Drink: 2000-2008

Complex, evolved, mature, cedar, spice box, and black currant aromas emerge from this ruby/garnet-colored offering. Soft, with sweet tannin, spicy oak, and ripe fruit, but no significant depth, this is an open-knit, attractive Pauillac to enjoy now and over the next 7-8 years. 

Jancisrobinson.com | JR 16
Published: Nov 8, 2005
Drink: 2003-2007

Mid lively rich red. Rather weak nose and generally just a bit too soft and moue in the middle. The acidity and the tannins are beginning to dominate the fruit in the middle. The sweetness is just a little too oaky rather than fruity perhaps. Not the best buy but by no means a disgrace. 

Pichonbaron.com 

Our Grand Vin Chateau Pichon Baron 2nd Grand Cru Classe in 1855 comes from the very oldest vines grown on the historic plots of the estate. This authentic Pauillac offers an amazing sensory experience with its black fruit flavours and spicy hints. Chateau Pichon Baron shows great elegance, intensity and exceptional length on the palate. It is a wine that improves year after year and can age for over 40 years in the cellar.