Rare Vintage Bordeaux Wine Labels (1964–1985)

Framed Collection of (7) Rare Vintage Bordeaux Wine Labels (1964–1985) – Featuring Pétrus, Lafite Rothschild, Haut-Brion, & Palmer An exceptional, beautifully curated collection of seven (7) original, authentic vintage wine labels representing the absolute pinnacle of Bordeaux winemaking history. Spanning over two decades of historic vintages, this framed exhibition piece includes legendary First Growths, the crown jewel of the Right Bank (Pétrus), and landmark "Super Second" châteaux. A magnificent, turnkey display piece perfect for a fine wine cellar, executive boardroom, or private estate. Detailed Manifest & Label Profiles - Pétrus (1985) Appellation: Pomerol Significance: The undisputed crown jewel of Bordeaux’s Right Bank; crafted from 100% Merlot grown on legendary iron-rich blue clay soil. Condition & Details: Features the iconic bold red typography, central portrait of Saint Peter, and the prominent red embossed "P" seal. Beautifully preserved. - Château Lafite Rothschild (1981) Appellation: Pauillac Significance: 1st Growth (Premier Cru Classé). A highly structured, classically styled vintage celebrated by traditionalists. Condition & Details: Historical marker label showing the updated "75cl" volume legal text and the singular syntax "Mis en bouteille au château". - Château Lafite Rothschild (1964) Appellation: Pauillac Significance: 1st Growth (Premier Cru Classé). A rare, historic weather anomaly vintage that holds massive intrigue for wine historians. Condition & Details: Features the older plural syntax "Mis en bouteilles au château". Displays light, honest vintage character that verifies its cellared authenticity. - Château Haut-Brion (1979) Appellation: Graves (Pessac-Léognan) Significance: 1st Growth (Premier Cru Classé). The only estate outside of the Médoc included in the original 1855 classification. Condition & Details: Features the striking, minimalist black-and-white architectural engraving. Clean borders and crisp contrast. - Château Palmer (1983) Appellation: Margaux Significance: 3rd Growth (performs historically at a First Growth tier). The 1983 vintage is widely considered one of Palmer's absolute greatest masterpieces of the century. Condition & Details: Striking black background with exquisite, heavily embossed gold foil accents. Superb condition. - Château Ducru-Beaucaillou (1981) Appellation: Saint-Julien Significance: 2nd Growth (Definitive "Super Second"). Produced under the iconic stewardship of Jean-Eugène Borie. Condition & Details: Instantly recognizable, vibrant mustard-yellow background depicting the Victorian-style château. Highly vivid coloring. - Château Pape Clément (1967) Appellation: Graves Significance: Grand Cru Classé de Graves. One of Bordeaux's oldest named vineyards, dating back to the year 1300. Condition & Details: Spotless white backing highlighting the vivid red and silver Papal Tiara and crossed Keys of St. Peter. Key Selling Points for Collectors The Royal Hierarchy: Contains representation from three of the world’s most elite wine categories: First Growth Left Bank (Lafite & Haut-Brion), Holy Grail Right Bank (Pétrus), and "Super Second" elite (Palmer & Ducru-Beaucaillou). The Legendary '83 Palmer: Features a pristine label from the landmark 1983 Palmer, a vintage that famously outshone almost every other château in the Margaux region. Typographical Typicity & History: The dual-vintage Lafite Rothschild labels (1964 vs. 1981) beautifully showcase the historic French transition from plural ("Mis en bouteilles") to singular ("Mis en bouteille") labeling syntax alongside changing volumetric print laws (75cl). Presentation & Framing Specification Dimensions: 16" x 19" exhibition-style presentation. Frame: Classic deep-toned wooden gallery frame. Mounting: Professionally arranged and laid flat on a crisp, acid-free white backing mat. The labels retain excellent texture, shape, and crisp edges. nearest intersection Yonge Street and Steeles