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The February 2016 Midwest Gentleman's No Reserve Distinguished Cellar Auction
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Estimate: $800
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"This has clearly turned out better than I originally foresaw with its exceptionally pretty aromas of spice, floral, red berries and soft sandalwood hints. There is a cool, pure and refined mouth feel to the delicious, dusty and detailed middle weight flavors that culminate in a slightly linear finish that is needs another 2 to 4 years of more completely flesh out. That said, this could be drunk now with pleasure though if I underscore that if the choice were mine to make I would be inclined to wait."
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"This has clearly turned out better than I originally foresaw with its exceptionally pretty aromas of spice, floral, red berries and soft sandalwood hints. There is a cool, pure and refined mouth feel to the delicious, dusty and detailed middle weight flavors that culminate in a slightly linear finish that is needs another 2 to 4 years of more completely flesh out. That said, this could be drunk now with pleasure though if I underscore that if the choice were mine to make I would be inclined to wait."
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