Chateau Mouton Rothschild 2004

Chateau Mouton Rothschild Grand Cru Classe Rouge 2004 The year 2004 marks the Centenary of the Cordial Entente concluded by Great Britain and France on April 8, 1904. At that time King Edward VII, played an important role in the agreement, which became a real alliance between Britain and France. Two rival powers throughout history have set their differences aside and become allies during World War I. Color: Strong red, dark in color and extremely deep. Bouquet: A complex fragrance, with subtle notes of black cherries, candied quinces and licorice, complemented by smoke valences, oak woodiness and spices. Taste: The taste buds are delighted by a wine with great finesse, creamy, with velvety tannins. The wine surprises with a complex bouquet that reminds me of mocha and toast. 2004 has a mature bouquet with a long and attractive final taste, dominated by vanilla and chocolate. A distinct and extremely elegant wine. Culinary associations: The flavor and value of this wine, deserves only friends, good mood and a feast ready to amaze. A classy French wine is associated with refined dishes of French cuisine, based on poultry (ducks goose, partridge, pheasant), beef, lamb and last but not least, large game meat (wild boar, bear or deer) . Also suitable with matured cheeses (Rochebaron, Roquefort, Sainte-Maure de Touraine) or dark chocolate mousse with berries. Serving temperature 20 – 22 ° C. It is recommended to decant for 30 minutes. Aging potential: for glass of at least 10 – 12 years).