Château Mouton Rothschild 1984

Appearance: evolved garnet, with brick or mahogany reflections depending on the condition of the bottle, and an intensity naturally softened by time.

Nose: mature and tertiary, with old cedar, blond tobacco, fine leather, autumn leaves, cigar box, sweet spices and softened dark fruit. Depending on the bottle’s evolution, nuances of undergrowth, black tea, noble earth and discreet truffle may appear.

Palate: supple, melted and delicately time-patinated, carried more by tertiary charm, aromatic finesse and Médoc elegance than by power. The finish remains classical, with cedar, tobacco, leather, spices and the noble impression of an old Pauillac.

A label signed by Yaacov Agam

Since 1945, Château Mouton Rothschild has entrusted the illustration of its label to a different artist for each vintage. For the 1984 vintage, the label was created by Yaacov Agam, an Israeli artist associated with kinetic art and the exploration of movement, perception and colour.

This artistic dimension makes every bottle of Mouton Rothschild a collector’s object in its own right. The 1984 vintage therefore appeals as much through its visual identity as through its place in the prestigious history of the château.

In summary: a rare and patrimonial Château Mouton Rothschild 1984, sought after for its Bordeaux prestige, age, label signed by Yaacov Agam and the singular emotion of a collectible old Pauillac.

Food pairings: contemplative tasting, roast poultry, veal with morels, mushrooms, truffle, aged Comté, refined cuisine with reduced jus, or served at the end of a meal to fully appreciate the historic character of the bottle.