The July 2024 Auction: Part 2
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1 / 2Lot 290
Estimate: $1,100
1x 2.5cm below foil, 1x 1.5cm below foil, nicked and lightly scuffed capsules.
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97FM
"From the standard bottle format, an absolute highlight: youthful, yellowish green, a lively bead, smoky and quite typical, showing freshly grated zests; crisp on the palate, fine sweetness, but also notes of Limoncino; a wine with a lot of substance, showing a blood orange note - in a great, late youth phase, with great freshness on the finish. An experience."
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Sparkling
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"From the standard bottle format, an absolute highlight: youthful, yellowish green, a lively bead, smoky and quite typical, showing freshly grated zests; crisp on the palate, fine sweetness, but also notes of Limoncino; a wine with a lot of substance, showing a blood orange note - in a great, late youth phase, with great freshness on the finish. An experience."
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