Chateau Mouton Rothschild 1964

Château Mouton Rothschild 1964 represents the quintessence of a historic Pauillac estate. A Premier Grand Cru Classé of the Médoc, Château Mouton Rothschild is renowned for its unique blend of traditional Bordeaux craftsmanship and a decades-long tradition of artistic labels, captivating collectors worldwide. The 1964 vintage is a highly sought-after rarity, displaying power, complexity, and an elegant structure at its peak. Critics such as Falstaff, Parker, Jancis Robinson, Jeff Leve, and Wine Spectator have praised this bottle over the years for its structure, depth, and remarkable longevity. The estate sets the standard in winemaking: meticulous oak integration, patient aging, and a dark, mineral palate that carries the typical Pauillac fruit. The combination of aristocratic Cabernet Sauvignon fruit and the noble terroir character makes this vintage a classic that will set collectors' hearts racing.

Tasting note: The nose opens with ripe cassis, dark plum, graphite, tobacco, and fine leather, underscored by hints of dark chocolate. On the palate, the wine is powerful yet refined, with silky tannins, concentrated fruit, and a pronounced mineral tension that lends it depth. The finish is long, elegant, and marked by a subtle smokiness that harmoniously rounds off the structure. Food pairing suggestion: This wine pairs perfectly with a grilled, pepper-crusted rib-eye steak, accompanied by sautéed wild mushrooms and truffle risotto, or a delicate foie gras pâté as a starter – dishes that reflect the intensity and complexity of this vintage.