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Well, we are going to be looking at the best wines in the world in 2024 which are affordable and vintage.
The selection focused on the best wines, French and international, recognized in their category. For France, exclusively Bordeaux. The 2005 vintage was chosen for its excellence in different regions (except, due to availability, a 2004 for the Australian Coonawarra and a 2006 for the Sena of Chile). The tasting was attended by Marie-Louise Banyols, Michel Bettane, Thierry Desseauve, Denis Hervier, and Guillaume Puzo.
Top 10 Best Wines in the World 2024
Here are the Top 10 Best Wines in the World in 2024 that you can’t afford to miss in the liqour store;
- Château Pichon-Longueville Baron 2005, Pauillac, France, 165
- Château l’Arrosée 2005, Saint-Emilion Grand cru, France,
- Château Palmer 2005, Margaux, France
- Insignia 2004, Joseph Phelps, Napa Valley, California, United States
- Château Cos d’Estournel 2005, Saint-Estèphe, France
- Château Angélus 2005, Saint-Emilion Grand Cru Listed, France
- Château Petit Village 2005, Pomerol, France
- Château Pape-Clément 2005, Pessac-Léognan, France
- Rupert and Rothschild Vignerons, Baron Edmond 2005, South Africa
- Cape Mentelle 2005, Margaret River, Australia
1. Château Pichon-Longueville Baron 2005, Pauillac, France Worth – 165 euros
Bordeaux’s classicism seems to have hit the ground running. The complex nose, violet, sweet spices, unfolds beautifully. The material is fine and racy, even airy, with a ripe grape. The silky texture, very polished, charmed the tasters, with its tannins hemmed. His French origin was immediately detected, without hesitation for any of the jurors. 
One of them notes “we are at the level of a first classified vintage”, another says “I feel in Bordeaux”. The refinement and balance of the wine, especially its fresh finish, made the difference. At the end of the tasting, after some time of aeration in the glass, some came back with gluttony.
2. Château l’Arrosée 2005, Saint-Emilion Grand cru, France – Worth 60 euros
Michel Bettane immediately underlines his classic character, lending him Bordeaux ties. 
The nose is fruity, elegant, reminiscent of blackberry jam and blueberry, with a twisted tip of great elegance, the mouth fleshy and muscular, all in power but with firm tannin and a large background. One juror deplores the woody a little pervasive, another particularly appreciates it in the nose; all emphasize the final freshness, balance, and subtlety.
3. Château Palmer 2005, Margaux, France – Worth 355 euros
With its great refined freshness, a nose of black fruits, graphite, a slight touch of menthol, velvety and elegant tannins, very fine, length and a fragrant and tasty finish that augurs a beautiful future, here is a wine in pure style Bordeaux. 
High-class, dynamic and deep texture. Still austere at this stage of its evolution, marked by tannins a little dry and an animal tip, it will have to wait.
4. Insignia 2004, Joseph Phelps, Napa Valley, California, United States More than €200
It’s the first non-tricolor on the list! A 2004 Californian. Unctuous, powerful, with large breeding perfectly relayed, it embodies the “southern” style in all its accuracy: exotic with a note of coconut, aromas of black fruits, balsamic, a very structured mouth, a long and racy profile, racy tannins. A taster finds it sensual, coated with a suave roundness. When he’s ventilated, he earns his stripes.
Founded in 1972, the estate is managed in biodynamics. Insignia is one of the pioneers of “Bordeaux-style” Californian wines. This 2004 is from 86% cabernet sauvignon and 14% merlot, aged eighteen months in French and American barrels.
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5. Château Cos d’Estournel 2005, Saint-Estèphe, France – Worth 250 Euros
Dense, deep and tight, still a little austere at this stage, not totally convincing for one, requiring good ventilation beforehand for another, in order to release its tannins, a refined and silky texture for a third, this wine was not unanimous in because of its massive power. “It’s French, we’ll have to wait a few years for it to happen”.
6. Château Angélus 2005, Saint-Emilion Grand Cru Listed, France – Worth 375 Euros
“It’s a great wine” notes Thierry Desseauve as he tastes it. Unctuous, powerful but refined, long and dry, it is probably these qualities that make him lean on the hexagonal side, even if two tasters hesitate, one posing the hypothesis of California. Another says: “We can be in Bordeaux, like having wanted to copy Bordeaux” … With a deep nose with menthol and chocolate accents, a lot of amplitude in the mouth, long and coated tannins, a very assertive power, he will have to wait again.
7. Château Petit Village 2005, Pomerol, France – Worth 83 Euros
This wine seemed more evolved, of an agreeable and friendly style, with a flexible profile, both full and fine. , tender, without reaching the march of his elders of the Right Bank. 
In any case, a wine that will please everyone for its supple and delicate texture.
8. Château Pape-Clément 2005, Pessac-Léognan, France – Worth 253 Euros
A black dress, deep and dense. A powerful wine in the mouth and warm, tiring for some, very ripe, with beautiful tannins, fleshy, with careful breeding. 
It evolves favorably throughout the tasting, losing its drought, to gain in body size and sap; “It’s a great one” notes Denis Hervier and he made no mistake!
9. Rupert and Rothschild Vignerons, Baron Edmond 2005, South Africa Less than 50 euros
Rich, exotic, “not Bordeaux” for Michel Bettane, “we are on a French-style” for Denis Hervier, this wine shares and leaves perplexed.
But this South African from the Franschhoek Valley (Cape Province) has not completely severed the link with France since the production is carried out jointly, since the creation of the estate in 1997, by the Rupert and Rothschild families. A know-how partly Bordeaux, with a blend of cabernet sauvignon and merlot and breeding in French barrels. The wine has thus inherited a part of the French genome with a certain freshness menthol in the final, polished tannins, a juicy frame.
10. Cape Mentelle 2005, Margaret River, Australia About €50 (not available)
The very precise nose of red pepper, with a balsamic and eucalyptus tip, the frame built on the same aromatic register, pure, long, graceful definitely distance from the Bordeaux lands and take the tasters to the side of Chile … Southern Hemisphere certainly but on the other side of the Pacific since it is an Australian wine, not devoid of freshness or pretty tannins that express themselves in finesse. The future is ahead of him!
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11. Domain Truth, Truth 2005, Sonoma, Napa Valley, California, USA – Worth 190 euros
Located on the foothills of the Mayacamas Mountains, south of the Sonoma Valley, the Truth Estate produces a unique wine of cabernet sauvignon and merlot. Pierre Seillan, the winemaker, is a Frenchman who has passed through the Loire and Bordeaux. Its “micro-cru” approach allows you to select each plot to recreate the ideal assembly.
12. Rubicon Estate 2005, Francis Coppola Winery, Rutherford, Napa Valley, California, USA – Worth 180 Euros
Rubicon Estate is one of Francis Ford Coppola’s two wineries, advised today by Frenchman Stéphane Derenoncourt. This great wine is dominated by cabernet sauvignon and merlot.
13. Parker Estate, Terra Rossa First Growth 2004, Coonawarra, Australia
A selection of vines planted in 1990 in the “Redlands” of Coonawarra, south-east Australia, this blend of 85% cabernet sauvignon and 15% Merlot is aged in French barrels. It is produced only the best years.
14. Sena 2006, Aconcagua Valley, Chile
This great Chilean wine created in 1995 by Robert Mondavi and Eduardo Chadwick de Vina Errazuriz comes from traditional Bordeaux grape varieties (55% cabernet sauvignon, 16% merlot, 13% petit verdot, 10% carmenere, 6%cabernet franc). The vineyard, located about 400 meters above sea level, forty kilometers from the ocean, is driven in biodynamic.
15. Opus One 2005, Napa Valley, California, USA 247
The famous association between Robert Mondavi and Barone Philippine de Rothschild has been producing a pure Bordeaux-style wine since the early 1980s, aged 18 months in new French barrels.
88% cabernet sauvignon, 5% merlot, 3% small verdot, 3% cabernet franc, 1% malbec.
16. Ridge Monte Bello 2005, Sonoma, California, USA
120 km south of San Francisco, in the Santa Cruz Mountains, Ridge looks at the ocean at an altitude of 700 meters. The vineyard, mostly cabernet sauvignon, is grown organically. Paul Draper took over this iconic winery with a century-old history in 1969. Ridge is its great wine, available in white (chardonnay) and red (68% cabernet sauvignon, 20% merlot, 10% small verdot, 2% cabernet franc).
17. Dynasty, red dry 2005, China Distribution Les Grands Chais de France
The joint venture between the Chinese state and the French Rémy Cointreau in 1980 continues to grow, both in volume and quality. Nearly 100 million bottles will be released this year from warehouses in Tianjin, 150 km from Beijing. A huge property that strangely recalls the Bordeaux castles, an ultra-modern winery, French barrels lined up by the thousands. Dynasty is made from merlot.
18. Achaval Ferrer, Quimera 2005, Mendoza, Argentina About 30 euros (World Wines)
This wine is a blend of old cabernet sauvignon vines (54%) malbec (22%) from the Medrano vineyard, more than 700 meters above sea level, topped with merlot from the Uco Valley. Breeding one year in French barrels.
19. Te Mata Estate, Coleraine 2005, Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand 63
It is one of the oldest wineries in New Zealand, acquired in 1976 by John Buck, which completely restructured it and gave it its expansion. Coleraine is the great wine of the estate, blending cabernet sauvignon and merlot.