Mouton Cadet Sauvignon Blanc

This winery is almost legendary, with a truly impressive history. The Rothschild family tree alone is truly impressive. It all began in 1853, when Baron Nathaniel founded the Mouton Rothschild winery. His Pauillac wines were in high demand among visitors to his chateau. When his grandson, Baron Philippe de Rothschild, took over the winery in 1922, the winery literally took over the world. Thanks to Philippe and his daughter Philippine, Mouton Cadet put Bordeaux wines on the map worldwide. Even more impressive: they explored the entire wine world and now also own impressive vineyards in Chile and California.

The vineyards of Mouton Cadet Sauvignon Blanc

The Sauvignon Blanc grapes for this Mouton Cadet white wine originate from Bordeaux, the birthplace of this exceptional winery. Because Mouton Cadet has operated sustainably for decades and strives to maintain consistent quality, they have access to the finest vineyards. The grapes are harvested and then brought to the winery. This winery is truly impressive, perhaps the largest in all of Bordeaux. All Mouton Cadet wines are fermented, bottled, and aged on a vast estate.

The aroma and taste of MoutonCadet Sauvignon Blanc

With this Mouton Cadet Sauvignon Blanc, the winemaker aims to preserve the freshness and quality of a Sauvignon Blanc. No oak aging, no fuss. Just as a white Sauvignon Blanc wine should be. This is immediately apparent the moment you pour Mouton Cadet Sauvignon Blanc. An expressive aroma of citrus, boxwood, and acacia blossom greets your nose. A Sauvignon Blanc fan will certainly appreciate the aroma of this French white wine. The fresh, invigorating flavor is incredibly thirst-quenching. You'll taste floral notes combined with refreshing citrus. Enjoy Mouton Cadet Sauvignon Blanc with oysters or scallops for the ultimate taste sensation.