Collection: Château Mouton Rothschild

Which Château Mouton Rothschild details belong in the first wine entry?

Note the estate, vintage and volume, then photograph both labels, the neck, fill level, bottle base and side markings on the original wooden case. Do not identify the bottle from a nickname alone.

How should Mouton Rothschild fill, capsule and case condition be described?

Show the bottle in full and add close-ups of the fill, capsule, labels, leakage and storage evidence. Keep bottles from different vintages out of the same original case and do not reglue a label.

What should be added if the first Mouton photographs are incomplete?

Retain the bottle's label and add only the missing label, neck, fill, base or wooden-case view. Name each new image so it remains tied to that vintage and bottle.

Should a Mouton Rothschild bottle be treated before inspection?

No. Preserve the label, capsule, bottle and case as found, photograph every flaw and leave mixed-vintage or uncertain case pairings separate for review.