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For those of you who do not know, in 1945 Baron Philippe Rothschild had the idea of putting original art from famous artists on the top of his label. A different artist has graced the Mouton bottle every year since then with the exception of 4 vintages:

1953 - label celebrated the 100th anniversary of the initial purchase of the Mouton property

1977 - the vintage was dedicated to the Queen of England who stayed at Chateau Mouton that year

2000 - the label is an enamelled reproduction of the gold-encrusted Augsburg Ram by Jakob Schenauer, the emblem of Mouton

2003 - a photograph of Baron Nathaniel de Rothschild, celebrating the 150th anniversary of the purchase of the property

Two other vintages have had two labels used for the same year:

1978 - Montreal artist Jean-Paul Riopelle submitted two designs which Baron Philippe de Rothschild like so much he split the production and used both designs.

1993 - The original artwork, a nude reclining nymphet painted by French artist Balthus, was deemed a bit too scandalous for the American market by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms. A second blank label was created to put on all of the bottles destined for the United States.