Château Mouton Rothschild Pauillac (Premier Grand Cru Classé) 1982 (750ml) Agiorgitiko The Barton family has owned

The Barton family has owned these vineyards for centuries and always makes very fine claret

A bouquet of fresh wildflowers transports you to a country meadow

The wine is vinified totally dry in cuve and aged on the fine lees for eight to nine months before being bottled

the wine delivers intermingled notes of brioche

together with such attractive blueberries

Château Mouton Rothschild Pauillac (Premier Grand Cru Classé) 1982 (750ml) Agiorgitiko The Barton family has ownedOpaque purple colored showing absolutely no signs of lightening, Mouton's 1982 is a backward wine. Still tasting like a 4 5 year old Bordeaux, it will evolve for another half century. At the Philadelphia tasting, it was impossibly impenetrable and closed, although phenomenally dense and muscular. However, on two other recent occasions, I decanted the wine in the morning and consumed it that evening and again the following evening. It is immune to