Grand Cru #1
Wine List
Wine 1
Château Mouton Rothschild – Vintage 2018 - 100 points Suckling
Wine 2
Château Mouton Rothschild – Vintage 2018 - 100 points Suckling
Wine 3
Château Mouton Rothschild – Vintage 2018 - 100 points Suckling
Wine 4
Château Margaux – Vintage 2019 - 100 points Parker
Wine 5
Château Margaux – Vintage 2019 - 100 points Parker
Wine 6
Château Margaux – Vintage 2019 - 100 points Parker
Artwork
"Stop Breathing White_2Stripes_black_blue WP Nr.1 Screen print on paper 31x 41 cm 2022"
Description
Château Margaux and Château Mouton Rothschild in vintages rated at 100 points in a single wooden case. It's a rarity that Vinesia invites you to discover in this Grand Cru collection case.
Investment price
6.390 €
incl. 1 year of service fees
Bottles
6 x 0,75l bottle
Price per liter: 4,5l (1353,33€/l)
Artwork
Stop Breathing White_2Stripes_black_blue WP Nr.1 Screen print on paper 31x 41 cm 2022
Availability: In stock
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Contains sulfites. This is a pre-sale product
Wine Description
100 points Suckling | 100 points Decanter | 100 points Jane Anson
Cabernet Sauvignon 86% | Merlot 12% | Cabernet Franc 2%
14,0% alc.
Château Mouton Rothschild 2018 embodies the excellence of a Pauillac Grand Cru
Classé.
Upon tasting, Château Mouton Rothschild 2018 reveals an intense color, dressed in a
deep black color. Intensely aromatic, the nose opens with notes of ripe fruit, evolving on
spicy notes with the scent of nutmeg. The freshness of menthol notes punctuates the
bouquet. The palate delights from the outset, revealing a beautiful fullness and aromatic
richness on tasty notes of black fruits and spices. With a superb structure with velvety
and coated tannins, the vintage evolves by providing a sensation of greediness thanks to
its creamy texture. With great finesse, the finish lingers for a long time, stretching out. A
magnificent vintage of Château Mouton Rothschild.
Château Mouton Rothschild 2018 has a tremendous potential for ageing. It can wait in
the cellar for several more years to refine itself. Its peak will be reached between 2030
and 2078.
100 points Parker | 100 points James Suckling | 100 points Dunnuck |
100 points Jane Anson
Cabernet Sauvignon 90% | Merlot 7% | Cabernet Franc 2% | Petit Verdot 1%
13,5% alc.
The 2019 Château Margaux grand vin is one of the excellent vintages and joins the
list of precious wines of this decade: 2015, 2016, 2018 and 2019 now…
The 2019 Grand Vin du Château Margaux is sure to be one of the estate’ s great
vintages. While the blend is dominated by Cabernet Sauvignon, the addition of the
Haut du Jardin plot with Merlot adds a lovely roundness to the Grand Vin. 2019 is
also the property’s first vintage entirely born and shaped in the new facilities
following the construction of the winery initiated by André Mentzelopoulos in the
late 1970s.
Wonderful aromas on the nose, quite dark and concentrated contrasting the palate
which is abundant, juicy and immediately mouthwatering, giving a rush of bright red
cherry and strawberry flavour. But it’s the texture here that is so captivating – soft,
light, bright, then deep and layered, the velvet tannins coming into support but
harmoniously and effortlessly, nothing feels too much. A direct wine from start to
finish with great drive and persistency offering a wonderful balance of having an
immediate drinking appeal but also the structure, power and density to age.
Artwork Description
“For several years, Reso has been deeply engaged with informal art and abstract expressionism, continuously exploring new avenues for artistic expression. In 2011, he embarked on an experimental journey with abstract series, marking a pivotal moment in his artistic career.
Reso’s artworks exude a powerful dynamism, movement, and speed, mirroring his energetic approach to creation. Drawing inspiration from K.O. Goetz’s experimental painting technique, he employs swift, impulsively placed squeegee gestures and spontaneous interventions, interspersed with moments of reflection and contemplation. This dance-like choreography on the canvas showcases Reso’s intuitive and physical connection to his work.
Similar to the renowned painter Jackson Pollock, Reso lays the canvas flat on the floor and applies sweeping movements to it, utilizing the momentum of his entire body. With skilled precision, he adds and removes torn strips of paper on the canvas, forming intricate shapes and patterns that interact harmoniously. The interplay of positive and negative spaces, along with layered colors, infuses Reso’s paintings with depth and sophistication.
Reso’s mastery of color, form, and movement imbues his works with a unique energy and vitality, transforming them into a captivating dance of colors and shapes. His ability to balance control and spontaneity, coupled with the refined use of paper strips, creates an exquisite interplay of forms, colors, and textures. Each abstract painting invites viewers to immerse themselves in a world of imagination, encouraging diverse interpretations.
Through his ingenious fusion of abstract art with life and movement, Reso contributes a distinctive and remarkable presence to contemporary art.”
Wineries Description
In 1853, Baron Nathaniel de Rothschild acquired Château Brane-Mouton at auction. Located in the heart of the Médoc, in Pauillac, he renamed the property Château Mouton Rothschild. In 1924, Baron Philippe de Rothschild took over the reins of the property. A visionary, he decided to initiate bottling directly on the property while designing the label of the wine. 1973 marked the year when Château Mouton Rothschild became a 1er Grand Cru Classé. Château Mouton Rothschild is an emblematic example of the great wines of Bordeaux around the world.
When Château Mouton Rothschild was officially recognized as Premier Cru in 1973, Baron Philippe de Rothschild was able to change the proud inscription on his label “”Premier ne puis, second ne daigne, mouton je suis”” (First I may not be, Second I may not call myself, Mouton I am) to “”Premier je suis, second je fus, Mouton ne change”” (First I am, Second I was, Mouton doesn’t change).
Located northwest of Bordeaux, in the Médoc, the vineyard of Château Mouton Rothschild covers 90 hectares. The vines are planted on gravelly soils that capture the heat and release it during the night, thus favoring the maturation of the grapes. These poor and draining soils rest on a clay-gravel subsoil, giving this great Pauillac wine a singular power, elegance and tannic structure.
From an exceptional terroir comes a great wine””. This adage, dear to the hearts of Château
Margaux’s successive owners, is the perfect expression of the estate’s geological singularity, whose rare and unique terroir is located on a hillock of gravel.
Originally, Chateau Margaux was called “”La Mothe de Margaux””. This name dates back to the lifetime of the former owner, the Duke of Aquitaine or probably better known as “”Richard the Lionheart””. With origins dating back to the 12th century, Château Margaux is one of those Grands Crus that have built the legend of great Bordeaux wines around the world. In 1855, the château was awarded the title of Premier Grand Cru Classé, and was the only one of the four châteaux to achieve a score of twenty out of twenty. With the 1977 acquisition of the property by André Mentzelopoulos, Château Margaux wrote a new page in its history. Raising the Grand Vin de Château Margaux to the highest level, he reintroduced the Second Vin du Château, Pavillon Rouge du Château Margaux, initiated in 1908. Following in her father’s footsteps due to his untimely death, Corinne Mentzelopoulos took up the family banner with energy and passion to maintain Château Margaux’s standing as a Bordeaux masterpiece, so recognizable by its neo-Palladian allure. Vintage after vintage, the estate’s crus rank among the world’s finest wines.