CHÂTEAU MOUTON BARONNE PHILIPPE 1975
CHÂTEAU MOUTON BARONNE PHILIPPE 1975
CHÂTEAU MOUTON BARONNE PHILIPPE 1975
CHÂTEAU MOUTON BARONNE PHILIPPE 1975
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1975

CHÂTEAU MOUTON BARONNE PHILIPPE 1975

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Level : Mid-shoulder

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Cap : Damaged

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Information on the vintage 1975 red Bordeaux: Unquestionably better than the three prededing vintage and certainly interesting, not to say challenging. The summer heat and the dryness, whilst helping the sugar content, thickened the skins. It resulted in wines of good fruit with high alcohol content, dark colour and high tannins. It was, still is, the latter which has caused the controversy.
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Region Bordeaux
Appellation Pauillac
Colour Red
Volume 0.75 l
Country France
Château D'Armailhac
Château D'Armailhac

The Château Armailhac is an estate of Baron Philippe de Rothschild. It is located in Pauillac. It is a fifth classified growths of Médoc official classification of Bordeaux wines in 1855

Acquired in 1934 by Baron Philippe de Rothschild, the estate has successively borne the name of Armailhac Mouton, Mouton Baron Philippe, Mouton Baronne Philippe before returning in 1989 to its original name: Armailhac. The style of  Armailhac wines have recently gained depth, power and elegance.