Mouton Cadet has announced a new Bordeaux collection: Mouton Cadet x Mathilde, Mouton Cadet x Nathan and Mouton Cadet x Pierre, respectively rosé, white and red.
Mouton Cadet Rosé x Mathilde was the first wine created as a collaboration between one of founder Baron Philippe de Rothschild’s great-grandchildren and Mouton Cadet’s winemakers. It was always going to have organic certification, but vegan was Mathilde’s choice, the company reports.
Nathan lends his name to a wine made from sauvignon blanc. Mouton Cadet White x Nathan is an airy, fruit-forward wine, the company reports.
Pierre has chosen to lend his first name to a red wine made with another flagship grape variety, merlot. Using modern, low-temperature vinification techniques, the wine breaks with tradition and can even be enjoyed slightly chilled, the company says.
Available from spring 2024, this new collection of wines will be priced at a suggested price of $17.99 per 750-ml. bottle. The wines will be available across the US through Mouton Cadet’s importer, Turquoise Life.
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