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1985 CHÂTEAU MOUTON BARONNE PHILIPPE 1985

Pauillac

Médoc - 5ème Cru Classé

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90-94 / 100

Very good

1985 CHÂTEAU MOUTON BARONNE PHILIPPE 1985

Pauillac

Médoc - 5ème Cru Classé

Condition Good

Stock : 6 bottles

98,00 € tax incl. 81,67 € tax excl.

Label Slightly damaged

Stock : 0 bottle

90,00 € tax incl. 75,00 € tax excl.

Cap Slightly damaged

Level Mid-shoulder ( - )

Stock : 0 bottle

70,00 € tax incl. 58,33 € tax excl.

Infos produit

5th Classified Growth
A wine from Château Mouton Rothschild
Has had several names since 1855:
1855 – 1932 Armailhac Castle
1933 – 1956 Armailhac sheep
1957 – 1974 Mouton Baron Philippe
1975 – 1988 Mouton Baroness Philippe
1989 – today Château d’Armailhac

Avis d'expert

17 / 20

Jancis Robinson

(11-2009) Minerally nose, light and almost lean but certainly fine textured. I suspect this would have tasted better a few years ago.

4 / 5

Michael Broadbent

(03-1998) A soft red, rich, maturing; very agreable harmonious black fruit aroma - touches of raspberry and strawwberry; stylish, perfect weigth. Delicious.

91 / 100

Wine Spectator

(10-1994) Closed and tight with lots of grape, berry, ripe fruit character. Full-bodied and alcoholic with full tannins

Features

Château informations

Features

Vintage	Wine 1985
Classification	Médoc - 5ème Cru Classé
Region	Bordeaux
Appellation	Pauillac
Colour	Red
Volume	0.75 l
Country	France
Château	Château D'Armailhac
Country	France

Château informations

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.