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CHATEAU MOUTON ROTHSCHILD, 2005

PAUILLAC

“This shows lots of mulled spice, warm tobacco leaf and well-roasted cedar accents, but isn't short on fruit, offering enticing layers of red currant, plum and blackberry confiture. The long finish is riddled with sweet smoke, black tea and iron notes. A gorgeous wine from an overlooked vintage.” - Wine Spectator 95/100

CHARACTERISTICS

CLASSIFICATION 1er Grand Cru Classé
GRAPE VARIETIES Cabernet sauvignon, merlot
AROMAS Cedar, plum, blackberry, redcurrant jam, tobacco, spices
FOOD AND WINE PAIRING

Red wine-braised guinea fowl, entrecote, smoked duck breast fillet toasts
WINEMAKING Traditional winemaking and wine ageing. Wines age in French oak barrels for 19 to 22 months.
BOTTLE SIZE 75 CL

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1.155,00 € T.T.C.
1.155,00 € T.T.C.
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Vineyard Detail
AGRICULTURE Sustainable
GRAPE VARIETIES

Red varieties: 78% of cabernet sauvignon, 18% of merlot, 3% of cabernet franc, 1% of petit verdot

White varieties: 52% of sauvignon blanc, 10% of semillon, 37% of muscadelle
VINEYARD SURFACE AREA 91 hectares
ANNUAL PRODUCTION 300,000 bottles
HARVEST Manual
SOIL

Gravelly-sandy-clayey soil lying on a marly-limestone subsoil
History and anecdotes
In 1853, the Baron Nathaniel de Rothschild, who was eager to serve his own wine to his guests, bought the Château Brane-Mouton at auction; the estate that will carry his name. In 1924, his great-grandson, the Baron Philippe de Rothschild, developed the bottling at the château. Indeed, wine was before delivered in barrels to wine merchants. In 1973, the château was promoted and classified as Premier Grand Cru in the 1855 classification.
CHATEAU MOUTON ROTHSCHILD

Caracteristics

CHARACTERISTICS

CLASSIFICATION 1er Grand Cru Classé
GRAPE VARIETIES Cabernet sauvignon, merlot
AROMAS Cedar, plum, blackberry, redcurrant jam, tobacco, spices
FOOD AND WINE PAIRING

Red wine-braised guinea fowl, entrecote, smoked duck breast fillet toasts
WINEMAKING Traditional winemaking and wine ageing. Wines age in French oak barrels for 19 to 22 months.
BOTTLE SIZE 75 CL