Karl Lagerfeld designs Chteau Rauzan-Sgla label for their 350th anniversary

Lagerfeld-designed-Chteau-Rauzan-Sgla-label-1.jpgKarl Lagerfeld is surely having a ball with bottles. After coke and diet coke bottles, its time to get his stamp of approval on a Bottle of Red now. He now makes way into fine wine boutiques, thanks to the Chteau Rauzan-Sgla vineyard. As the vineyard celebrates 350th years, Chanels special designer has designed the label for the 2009 vintage. The bottle sports a colorful sketch of the castle in the Margaux appellation of Bordeaux, France. The winery was acquired by Chanel in 1994, creating. Chanel acquired the prized winery in 1994.

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