Mouton Cadet Reserve 1995 Baron Philippe de Rothschild
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Vintage Wine 1995
Region Bordeaux
Appellation Médoc
Colour Red
Volume 0.75 l
Country France
Château Baron Philippe De Rothschild

MOUTON-ROTHSCHILD: The entire history of Château Mouton Rothschild is linked to the passion that Baron Philippe de Rothschild devoted to it from the age of 20. In 1853, Nathaniel de Rothschild bought the Brane Mouton vineyard and immediately renamed it Mouton Rothschild. However, the property attracted little interest from the family until Baron Philippe de Rothschild arrived in 1922. It is indeed thanks to him that Mouton became what it is today. With his strong character and sense of innovation, he initiated the complete bottling at the château, and was avant-garde with the creation of property-specific labels by famous painters (Miro, Chagall, Braque, Picasso, Delvaux...). His last challenge was to have Mouton Rothschild elevated to the rank of First Growth in 1973 after 20 years of struggle. Today, it is the worthy heir, Baroness Philippine de Rothschild, who dedicates herself to upholding Mouton Rothschild's motto "First I am, Second I was, Mouton does not change."

About the Producer Château Mouton Cadet
Mouton Cadet is unchanging in its consistency. It is not in any sense comparable to Mouton Rothschild, and is not its second wine. However, many wine drinkers appreciate its well-rounded, supple character, and the fact that it is produced with the expertise of a top château. MC is one of the most widely-distributed brands in the world, with millions of bottles sold every year. Mouton Cadet is the first branded wine, created by the Rothschild family in 1930. In that year Baron Philippe de Rothschild decided to declassify his wine and sell it under the name Mouton Cadet. It was an immediate success. At that time it was still a Pauillac. In subsequent years there were not enough grapes, which had to be sourced from other communes and wine-producing areas. Mouton Cadet thus became a Bordeaux, produced every year. Its success remains undiminished and a white Mouton cadet was created in the 1970s. There is now even a rosé version.