Mouton Cadet Reserve Margaux

The history of Mouton Cadet dates back to the mid-19th century, to 1853 to be precise. The story begins with Baron Nathaniel, who sold his Pauillac wines to the guests of his hotel. This winery was built up over many years. In the 1920s, the winery was taken over by his grandson: Baron Philippe de Rothschild. This name is incredibly well-known in the wine world. Thanks to my dedication and innovations, wine became available to a larger segment of the world's population by producing high-quality wines at a reasonable price.

The vineyards of Mouton Cadet Reserve Medoc Margaux

Mouton Cadet originates in Pauillac, a respected wine commune in the Médoc. The Médoc is located in the western Bordeaux region, the peninsula west of the Garonne River. Here you'll find the best and most beautiful wine communes in Bordeaux. Wine lovers worldwide eagerly await a bottle from Pauillac, Saint-Estephe, or Margaux. In the latter commune, Mouton Cadet also has several vineyards, thanks in part to the efforts of Baron Philippe de Rothschild. It is arguably the most beautiful wine commune in the world. Wineries such as Château Palmer and Château Margaux are iconic.

Impressions of Mouton Cadet Reserve Medoc Margaux

A near-legendary wine from the beautiful Margaux wine region. Wines from this region are extremely valuable, if only for the sky-high demand worldwide. Bottles of Margaux wine are highly sought after, so seize your chance while you can. A magnificent wine full of refinement and finesse. Mouton Cadet Reserve Medoc Margaux is full-bodied, rich, and complex. Your senses will be in overdrive when discovering this red wine from Bordeaux. The powerful tannins pair beautifully with ripe cherries, blackcurrants, and soft plums. A slightly spicy note only enhances the Mouton Cadet Reserve Medoc Margaux's popularity. A powerful note of pencil shavings and oak makes this red wine sublime.