A Love Affair Of Art and Life: When famous artists began designing Mouton-Rothschild's labels,the world of Bordeaux changed forever

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Issue: May 31, 1995

May 31, 1995 A Love Affair Of Art and Life When famous artists began designing Mouton-Rothschild's labels, the world of Bordeaux changed forever By Thomas Matthews Bordeaux reds from 1963 rarely come up at auction, because it was a small, poor vintage.

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