Pavie Macquin is crafting some of the Right Bank’s finest wines these days, making the most of their small but enviable parcel on the outskirts of St-Émilion. This recent release comes direct from Bordeaux at the best in-stock price on the market, making it one of the most rewarding buys you’ll find for a wine of this pedigree. Like many 2019s, it’s both accessible and bold, but I see tremendous upside—it’s easy to imagine this feeling like a ridiculous deal in hindsight. Deeply fruited but never heavy, aromatic and structured, it opens with fresh, layered blackberry and plum that drive to a brighter red fruit core, finishing long and mineral-tinged. The refinement they’ve developed in recent years is fully on display, adding a new dimension to the wine. One of those “I would’ve paid more” type finds—produced in limited quantities—this is a serious, dynamic Bordeaux that’s going to be irresistible in the years to come.