La Douce Alliance

When Bordeaux nobility meets Burgundy’s golden crown, the result is nothing less than extraordinary. Two icons, born of legendary terroirs, brought together in a collection that transcends time.

Pauillac 1985 – Château Mouton Baronne Philippe Rothshild (Cinquième Cru Classé)
Bottled under the historic name used before its return to Château d’Armailhac, this 5ème Grand Cru Classé of the Rothschild family offers Pauillac in its most classical form. The 1985 vintage, now in its full maturity, reveals layers of cassis and blackcurrant, shaded with cedar, tobacco leaf and leather. Silken tannins and graceful length show both the depth of Pauillac and the refinement that only decades of patient ageing can confer. A wine of noble pedigree, expressive and enduring.

Bâtard-Montrachet Grand Cru 2022 – Domaine Sylvain Debord
From one of Burgundy’s most hallowed vineyards comes a Chardonnay of unmatched richness and finesse. The 2022 vintage from Domaine Sylvain Debord balances opulence and precision: ripe stone fruit and toasted hazelnut interlaced with a deep mineral drive. Powerful yet perfectly poised, it is a Grand Cru that embodies the golden heart of Burgundy.

Together, these bottles form a duet of rarity: a Pauillac at peak maturity and a white Burgundy Grand Cru in youthful brilliance. Past and present in one unparalleled collection. At €895, this set reflects not just two extraordinary bottles, but a meeting of art, history, and French excellence, a true collector’s edition.