
Baron Philippe de Rothschild
Baron Philippe de Rothschild –
Premier Cru from the Médoc
Baron Philippe de Rothschild is one of the few names in winemaking that needs no introduction. In 1853, the family acquired the estate now known as Château Mouton Rothschild – and in 1973, it became one of only five French wineries to achieve Premier Cru Classé status. This classification has remained virtually unchanged in the Médoc since 1855; Mouton's elevation was the only exception in over 150 years.
Today, the family-run company cultivates around 1,200 hectares of vineyards across six locations – from Bordeaux to California and Chile. The main grape varieties are Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Chardonnay. Their best-known entry-level wine, Mouton Cadet, is produced in Pauillac and bottled in approximately 20 million bottles annually, with each batch undergoing at least ten sensory evaluations.
What unites all the wines of this estate is a clearly recognizable style: structured, age-worthy, with the typical gravity of the Left Bank. Whether you're looking for an introduction to Bordeaux or a bottle for your cellar, Baron Philippe de Rothschild's range extends from the approachable Mouton Cadet to the great vintages of the Premier Cru.













