The February 2018 Distinguished Cellar Auction Featuring The Tower Cellar
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Lot 334
Estimate: $3,250
3cm, lightly torn capsule partially exposing top of cork, nicked, bin soiled, worn, and lightly scuffed label, #01470.
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95JG
"The 1969 Montrachet from Domaine de la Romanée-Conti is a really lovely bottle of fully mature, but still vibrant grand cru white Burgundy. The deep and very classy bouquet offers up a refined blend of apple, pear, honey, delicate nutty tones, a touch of beeswax and a lovely base of complex soil tones. On the palate the wine is medium-full, long and completely elegant in personality, with a fine core of fruit, excellent focus and a very long, complex and zesty finish . . . . and perhaps it will prove to be even longer-lived than some of the more exalted vintages from this era. A superb wine."
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"The 1969 Montrachet from Domaine de la Romanée-Conti is a really lovely bottle of fully mature, but still vibrant grand cru white Burgundy. The deep and very classy bouquet offers up a refined blend of apple, pear, honey, delicate nutty tones, a touch of beeswax and a lovely base of complex soil tones. On the palate the wine is medium-full, long and completely elegant in personality, with a fine core of fruit, excellent focus and a very long, complex and zesty finish . . . . and perhaps it will prove to be even longer-lived than some of the more exalted vintages from this era. A superb wine."
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