Nathan is the son of Philippe Sereys de Rothschild and great-grandson of Baron Philippe de Rothschild. With his sister Mathilde and cousin Pierre, he is a regular participant in sessions of the Creative Lab, a working group on innovation organised for Mouton Cadet. Together, the three cousins investigate new modes of consumption, contribute their own ideas and cast a critical eye over Mouton Cadet’s plans for future development, including innovations.
After two years of work with the brand’s technical staff, the new organic and vegan Mouton Cadet Sauvignon Blanc which bears his name was revealed in 2024: Mouton Cadet Blanc x Nathan 2023, a solar wine with citrus notes, very fresh and bright.
Vegan & Organic
A wine can be certified vegan if a fining agent of non-animal origin (e.g. clay) is used during vinification to clarify the wine from all impurities and bacteria. Organic certification requires compliance with European rules that apply to all processes from vinegrowing to vinification.
Varietal mix
Freshness and fruit
Maturing3 in vats on lees. Minimum addition of sulfites
Serving temperature6-8°C
Tasting notes
Aspect
Pale, glittering yellow with a greenish tinge.
Nose
The nose opens on preserved citrus fruit and garrigue aromas, followed with airing by notes of boxwood and bergamot.
Palate
From a supple and smooth attack on preserved fruit, especially citrus and passion fruit, the round and full mid-palate leads into a finish that lingers on honeysuckle and grapefruit flavours From a fresh attack on Kaffir lime flavours with a hint of aniseed, the mid-palate expresses elegant floral notes, leading into a finish that lingers on hints of liquorice.
Mouton Cadet White
HVE
HVE High Environmental Value certification is the result of a commitment that started with the 2012 Grenelle Environmental Forum. Guaranteeing the preservation of biodiversity and environment-friendly practices, it underlines our respect for nature in vinegrowing. All Mouton Cadet winegrowers proudly display the HVE 3 label, and they are supported by our winemakers at every stage, from advice to rigorous traceability. The demanding HVE scheme is now part of our DNA and a precondition for joining our community of committed winegrowers.
Varietal mix
Sauvignon BlancFreshness and fruit
SemillonRoundness and density
MuscadelleRefinement
Maturing3 to 6 months in vats on lees. Minimal addition of sulfites
Serving temperature8-10° C
Tasting notes
Aspect
A scintillating golden yellow.
Nose
The nose opens on citrus and hawthorn aromas, then goes on with airing to reveal notes of blackcurrant bud and apricot.
Palate
A fresh and mouth-watering attack on citrus fruit, especially lemon and grapefruit, leads into a mid-palate that fully expresses Semillon with smooth yellow-fruit flavours such as apricot and peach, while the finish lingers on notes of hawthorn and flint.
The people who make the wine
Jean-Pierre Charrut
Saint Quentin de CaplongMouton Cadet Red and Mouton Cadet White
Jean-Pierre is a force of nature. He has enjoyed the good years and resolutely weathered those in which nature has proved capricious. Experience incarnate, he manages his vineyard at Saint Quentin de Caplong, on the right bank of Bordeaux, with a sure eye. He knows his vines and his terroir like the back of his hand, with the quiet confidence born of long practice.
He has been a trusted partner of Mouton Cadet since 2006, working hand in hand with the brand’s winemakers. Together they have carefully selected the parcels that enhance the blend of Mouton Cadet Red and Mouton Cadet White.
Already close, the relationship has strengthened vintage after vintage, shaped by years of support, regular visits and impassioned discussions. Jean-Pierre shares his know-how, passing on the secrets of his terroirs and his vines. The winemakers, for their part, bring their expertise, their keen eye and a new vision of each vintage.
Pierre Blanc
FlaujaguesMouton Cadet Rosé and Mouton Cadet White
Pierre Blanc tends a 16-hectare vineyard at Flaujagues, beside the Dordogne river in the Côtes de Castillon appellation, where nature and the art of winegrowing come together. The coolness that comes from the river and the morning mist that caresses the vines combine with a unique terroir to give the wines unrivalled freshness, ideal for Sauvignon Blanc. Merlot grapes that contribute to the blend for Mouton Cadet Rosé flourish on his more vigorous vines, more exposed to the sun.
Pierre has been a Mouton Cadet partner since 2017. He isn’t only a winegrower, though, because he also has kiwi-fruit orchards and grows cereal crops in an expanding quest for biodiversity to keep ecosystems healthy.
Quentin Terrigeol
Saint-Ciers-sur-GirondeMouton Cadet White and Mouton Cadet Red
Quentin Terrigeol, a winegrower at Saint-Ciers-sur-Gironde in the Côtes de Blaye appellation, loves his terroir. His vineyard benefits from the oceanic influence typical of the region as well as the distinctive Côtes de Blaye terroir, which brings subtle freshness and delicate refinement to the final Mouton Cadet blend.
He joined the Mouton Cadet community in 2019 with 12 hectares of vines that produce Sauvignon Blanc and Merlot. For Quentin, being a winegrower is not only about tending vines. It is a human adventure in which exchanges of know-how and the forging of human bonds are just as important as the wine itself. In his partnership with Mouton Cadet he finds a source of inspiration and a community of winegrowers who share the same passion. It is those relationships that give rise to high-quality wines, springing from the harmony between vines, expert knowledge and friendship.
Cédric Bégard
LaroqueMouton Cadet White and Mouton Cadet Red
At the head of a 21-hectare vineyard at Laroque in the Côtes-de-Bordeaux, Cédric Bégard stands out for his meticulous precision and perfectionism. The remarkable elegance of his red wines testifies to his passion for the expression of fruit. His hillside Semillons display exceptional concentration. Another part of his vineyard, beside Laromet Lake, gives his wines a distinctive freshness.
Cédric has a deep love of his vines, of nature, of his life as a winegrower. For him, each day spent in the vineyard is a source of well-being and inspiration. Communion with nature leaves him in a state of dreamy, poetic contemplation that makes him even more demanding and precise in his day-to-day work.
Mouton Cadet Les Terroirs Sauvignon Blanc
Varietal mix
Sauvignon BlancFreshness and fruit
Maturing3 months on fine leets in vats. Minimum addition of sulfites
Serving temperature6-8° C
Tasting notes
Aspect
A clear and bright robe, with subtle green reflections.
Nose
The nose reveals elegant notes of orange zest and candied mandarin, before opening up to subtle hints of blackcurrant leaves.
Palate
Citrus fruits express themselves from the very first sip with notes of ripe white peach and pineapple, before giving way to aromas of orange blossom at mid-palate. The finish lingers with hints of lime.
The people who make the wine
Angélique Ossard
Saint-Vivien de MonségurMouton Cadet Organic Red and Mouton Cadet Les Terroirs Sauvignon Blanc
Her loyal border collie at her side, Angélique tracks through her vines on the slightly sloping hillside with the brisk pace of someone who enjoys sport. A bright, open smile is the reflection of someone for whom commitment comes naturally. With her brother and her parents, Angélique runs the family estate in the Bordeaux appellation.
A lover of the soil, she opted for organic winegrowing and converted with the help of our technical staff. Her vineyard now has organic certification: 18 hectares are used to make Mouton Cadet Organic Red and one hectare to make Organic Sauvignon Blanc.
Réserve Mouton Cadet Sauternes
Varietal mix
SemillonRoundness and density
Sauvignon BlancFruit and freshness
Maturing10 months
Serving temperature8-10° C
Tasting notes
Aspect
Golden yellow with an apricot tint.
Nose
The highly expressive nose opens on mirabelle plum and jammy apricot aromas that give way to elegant notes of cardamom and acacia honey.
Palate
The very full and substantial attack reveals powerful yellow peach and mirabelle plum flavours, complemented on a concentrated mid-palate by notes of caramelised pear and maple syrup. Subtle hints of lime blossom and cardamom bring a touch of freshness to the dense and rich finish.
Réserve Mouton Cadet Graves White
Varietal mix
SemillonRoundness and density
Sauvignon BlancFreshness and fruit
Maturing9 months on fine lees. Minimal addition of sulfites
Serving temperature8-10° C
Tasting notes
Aspect
Pale yellow with silvery highlights.
Nose
The first nose reveals delicate aromas of white peach, followed on the second nose by subtle hints of citrus and white flowers.
Palate
The attack is fresh and delicate, revealing elegant citrus notes that evolve mid-palate into layered aromas of bergamot and white peach. The finish lingers with subtle jasmine nuances, underpinned by a refined sens of minerality.