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The Spring 2017 Distinguished Cellar Auction Part II
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Estimate: $1,000
Top shoulder, lightly scuffed capsule, short Château-branded capsule revealed vintage-branded cork, heavily bin soiled, scuffed and nicked label.
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"The 1950 possesses a huge nose of freshly brewed coffee, hickory wood, cedar, and chocolate. Super-rich and dense, with little evidence of its age (the color is still an opaque dark garnet color), this [is a] full-bodied, concentrated wine . . ."
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"The 1950 possesses a huge nose of freshly brewed coffee, hickory wood, cedar, and chocolate. Super-rich and dense, with little evidence of its age (the color is still an opaque dark garnet color), this [is a] full-bodied, concentrated wine . . ."
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