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Lot 14
Estimate: $500
OC. Scuffed and 3 nicked labels, "dégorgée en Avril 2010 / V 03."
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"âThe 2003 Blanc de Noirs Inflorescence La Parcelle is a remarkable achievement in this torrid vintage. Berries, flowers and sweet spices meld together beautifully in this soft, approachable La Parcelle. Despite its opulence, the wine possesses remarkable freshness and balance . . . . La Parcelle is located in Celles-sur-Ource. The average age of the vines is 35 years. Disgorged April, 2010."
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"âThe 2003 Blanc de Noirs Inflorescence La Parcelle is a remarkable achievement in this torrid vintage. Berries, flowers and sweet spices meld together beautifully in this soft, approachable La Parcelle. Despite its opulence, the wine possesses remarkable freshness and balance . . . . La Parcelle is located in Celles-sur-Ource. The average age of the vines is 35 years. Disgorged April, 2010."
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