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Alter Ego de Palmer

Chateau PalmerMargaux, France

Alter Ego de Palmer is a distinct cuvée from Château Palmer in Margaux, crafted since 1998 as an earlier‑drinking, more…Learn More »

$135

/750ml

Current Retail Average

93

/100

Average Pro Rating

Alter Ego de Palmer All Vintages Overview

About This Wine

Alter Ego de Palmer is a distinct cuvée from Château Palmer in Margaux, crafted since 1998 as an earlier‑drinking, more fruit‑forward “other expression” of the same biodynamic, gravelly terroir rather than a classic second wine. Typically a Merlot‑ and Cabernet Sauvignon–based Bordeaux blend with some Petit Verdot, it is known for its generous dark fruit, floral and spice notes, silky tannins, and supple texture that showcases Margaux elegance wh…Learn More »

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Alter Ego de Palmer Vintage Comparison

Retail Availability

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Zachys

🇺🇸Port Chester, NY
$69.00
2024
Alter Ego de Palmer 2024 (750ML)
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Zachys

🇺🇸Port Chester, NY
$82.99
2025
Alter Ego de Palmer 2025 (750ML)
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Wally's Wine & Spirits

🇺🇸Los Angeles, CA
$100.00
2022
2022 Alter Ego de Palmer, Margaux 750mL
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The Wine House

🌍Los Angeles, CA
$289.95
2009
2009 Chateau Palmer Alter Ego Margaux

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Alter Ego de Palmer · Knowledge Base

About Alter Ego de Palmer

Alter Ego de Palmer is a distinct cuvée from Château Palmer in Margaux, crafted since 1998 as an earlier‑drinking, more fruit‑forward “other expression” of the same biodynamic, gravelly terroir rather than a classic second wine. Typically a Merlot‑ and Cabernet Sauvignon–based Bordeaux blend with some Petit Verdot, it is known for its generous dark fruit, floral and spice notes, silky tannins, and supple texture that showcases Margaux elegance while remaining accessible in its youth yet capable of aging gracefully.