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The November 2009 Live Auction - SW1109
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Lot 424
Estimate: $5,750
OWC (for 12 bottle case). #4414, 4.5cm; #4416, 4.5cm; #4419, 4.3cm; #4420, 4.5cm, cracked capsule; #4421, 3.5cm; #4423, 5cm, nicked capsule. All with matching Fredrick Wildman and Sons New York, NY import labels.
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The rich, full-bodied, beautifully detailed flavors display a slight edginess to them as there are the beginning traces of acidity poking through on the snappy finish. To be sure, there is plenty of richness and velvet to buffer most of the acidity but it may not for very much longer. Still, a real beauty of a wine and one that is perhaps slightly more reserved than many vintages.
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The rich, full-bodied, beautifully detailed flavors display a slight edginess to them as there are the beginning traces of acidity poking through on the snappy finish. To be sure, there is plenty of richness and velvet to buffer most of the acidity but it may not for very much longer. Still, a real beauty of a wine and one that is perhaps slightly more reserved than many vintages.
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