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Lot 784
Estimate: $800
Lightly scuffed labels.
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"The 2004 Clos St. Jacques is absolutely singing today, and is clearly a wine of grand cru dimension in this vintage. The nose is deep, packed with sweet fruit and beautifully balanced, as it offers up notes of red berries, black cherries, a bit of grilled meat, herb tones, kaleidoscopic minerality, coffee and vanillin oak. On the palate the wine is full-bodied, deep and complex, with outstanding transparency down to the soil, ripe tannins, excellent acids, and a very long, complete finish. Great stuff in the making here."
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"The 2004 Clos St. Jacques is absolutely singing today, and is clearly a wine of grand cru dimension in this vintage. The nose is deep, packed with sweet fruit and beautifully balanced, as it offers up notes of red berries, black cherries, a bit of grilled meat, herb tones, kaleidoscopic minerality, coffee and vanillin oak. On the palate the wine is full-bodied, deep and complex, with outstanding transparency down to the soil, ripe tannins, excellent acids, and a very long, complete finish. Great stuff in the making here."
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