Château Mouton Rothschild 2008 (CBO, 1 bottle)
A deep, elegant and remarkably balanced Pauillac First Growth, true to the refined power of Château Mouton Rothschild and the freshness of the 2008 vintage.
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Château Mouton Rothschild 2008 — Pauillac, original wooden case
This Château Mouton Rothschild 2008, presented in its original wooden case for one bottle, offers a classical, refined and beautifully balanced expression of Pauillac. In a vintage less opulent than 2009 or 2010, Mouton Rothschild favours precision, freshness and noble structure, with the distinctive Médoc signature of depth, restraint and elegance.
The wine develops a refined profile of blackcurrant, blackberry, dark cherry, graphite, cedar, blond tobacco, pencil lead, liquorice, violet, fine spices and delicate smoky notes. The palate is focused, dense and harmonious, supported by firm yet polished tannins, fine freshness and a long, mineral and persistent finish. The presence of the original wooden case adds further interest for both wine lovers and collectors.
Terroir: Pauillac, deep gravel soils and the nobility of Cabernet Sauvignon
The deep gravel soils of Pauillac provide Cabernet Sauvignon with an ideal setting to express structure, aromatic intensity and long ageing capacity. At Château Mouton Rothschild, this terroir gives rise to wines of great distinction, combining dark fruit, mineral freshness, noble tannins and Médoc architecture. The 2008 vintage particularly highlights the classical and graceful dimension of the estate.
Tasting notes
Colour: deep garnet with dark ruby reflections, still dense, with subtle evolution at the rim.
Nose: precise and noble, revealing blackcurrant, blackberry, dark cherry, graphite, cedar, pencil lead, blond tobacco, liquorice, violet, fine spices and delicate smoky notes.
Palate: structured, fresh and elegant, with dark fruit still present, fine tannins, good tension and a long, mineral and gently spiced finish. The wine expresses precision, balance and Pauillac nobility more than immediate power.
Fruit: blackcurrant, blackberry, dark cherry, ripe black fruits.
Oak and spice: cedar, blond tobacco, liquorice, fine spices, discreet smoky notes.
Terroir: graphite, pencil lead, violet, mineral freshness and a long Médoc finish.
Expression of the 2008 vintage
The 2008 vintage in Bordeaux is marked by balance, freshness and a classical style. In Pauillac, the leading estates produced structured, precise wines with strong potential for graceful evolution. Château Mouton Rothschild 2008 reflects this identity with serious substance, elegant structure and an expression that is less opulent, yet deeply faithful to the character of the estate.
In summary: a classical, precise and refined Château Mouton Rothschild 2008, presented in its original wooden case for one bottle, combining vintage freshness, Pauillac nobility and the prestige of a Bordeaux First Growth.
Food pairing: rack of lamb, rib of beef, beef fillet, duck breast, veal with mushrooms, black truffle, porcini mushrooms, aged cheeses or classic Médoc-inspired cuisine.
Data sheet
- until 2035
- Pauillac
- 1st grand cru classé (Bordeaux, 1973)
- Red
- 2008
- IN
- Robert Parker: 95/100
- Bordeaux
- Bottle (0.75 l)
- Individual CBO
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