Château Mouton Rothschild Pauillac Red Bordeaux Blend 2014 (6000ml)

Dr. Owen Bargreen

The 2014 Mouton Rothchild is a stunning wine that is already making its case for one of the wines of the vintage. Graphite, salted dark fruits, tar and mocha with a touch of red bell pepper all marvelously combine on the nose. Silky and marvelously textured, with an incredible complexity and viscosity, the wine shows wonderful brightness and a seamless quality that artfully dances across the mid-palate. Stunning and simply marvelous even at the five year mark, this is only an infant now and has decades of life to go. Try to resist this beauty for at least three more years. Drink 2021-2045- 98

James Forsyth

The 2014 Mouton is midweight but packs a punch. Great intensity of fruit, particularly blackberries, but also great freshness too. Mint, minerality pop up just before a spicy finish through which the vibrancy is maintained with the wine's attractive acidity. This wine is pure class. (It's also worth mentioning that the label is by David Hockney, whose Pool just set a record for the most expensive painting ever sold by a living artist, at a mere $90.2m at Christie's in NYC!)

Tom Gendall

2014 vintage. Very interesting. Showing secondary funk and reductivness at beginning but opened up over next 15min. Solid concentration.

Norman Gennaro

The richest and the best of the bunch. Mouton-esc tannins ie silky smooth.

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Claire Voorhees

Tasted in the Chateau Mouton Rothschild tasting room in Oct 2015: favorite of 3 tasted Significant aging still needed- maybe ready in 2024 Tarte on front end Balanced more than others tasted. Still high tannins but ripe tannins and balanced tannic backbone Smoothest finish of 3 tasted vanilla notes 100% new oak Smell vanilla cedar black currant

Alan Viader

Barrel sample at the Chateau, March 2016.

Ross Saunders

Very young, more of a barrel tasting. Give this one 6 to 8 years.

Brian Baker

2014 barrel sample.