Margaux

/ (French marɡo) /


noun
  1. a red wine produced in the region around the village of Margaux near Bordeaux

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How to use Margaux in a sentence

  • He did not mention to any one—if I remember aright—that he had received a present of Chateau-Margaux.

  • Some first-growth Chateaux Margaux 'Wintle,' again at 66s., in very richly cut decanters accompanied the old 36s.

  • Send for his coupe, I suppose, or drink Chateau Margaux—terrible hardships, truly.

    The Romance of a Poor Young Man | Pierrepont Edwards
  • "What a nice 'chateau,' 'Margaux' must be," said he, as he laid down his glass.

  • There's a crash, and Margaux and Clicquot trickle over the stones of the mine.

    Miss Dividends | Archibald Clavering Gunter