The August 2022 Auction: Part 1
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1 / 2Lot 344
Estimate: $6,000
OWC, damaged lid. 2 very lightly scuffed labels.
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97+ST
"Bottled in March of 2012; this and the Bonnes-Mares were aged in 35% new oak: Deep, bright red-ruby. Brilliantly pure aromas of black raspberry, cherry and crushed limestone. Sharply chiseled, sappy and weightless in the mouth, with uncanny limestone cut to the flavors of raspberry, flowers and wild herbs. Spreads out insidiously to saturate and perfume the palate. Judging from this wine's tactile, bracing finish, endless perfume and firm tannic spine, it should gain in nuance for two or three decades in a cool cellar."
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"Bottled in March of 2012; this and the Bonnes-Mares were aged in 35% new oak: Deep, bright red-ruby. Brilliantly pure aromas of black raspberry, cherry and crushed limestone. Sharply chiseled, sappy and weightless in the mouth, with uncanny limestone cut to the flavors of raspberry, flowers and wild herbs. Spreads out insidiously to saturate and perfume the palate. Judging from this wine's tactile, bracing finish, endless perfume and firm tannic spine, it should gain in nuance for two or three decades in a cool cellar."
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