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The Spring 2010 Live Auction - SW0410
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Lot 368
Estimate: $1,700
OWC. Five base neck; one slightly protruding cork with past sign of slight seepage, two stained labels with past sign of slight seepage, seven top shoulder; one with past sign of slight seepage, three stained labels with past sign of slight seepage.
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"The 1985 was the magazine's Wine of the Year in 1988. Today it shows loads of fruit, with blackberry, licorice and fresh herb character. Full, round and velvety. Long and delicious. [Lynch-Bages non-blind vertical.]"
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"The 1985 was the magazine's Wine of the Year in 1988. Today it shows loads of fruit, with blackberry, licorice and fresh herb character. Full, round and velvety. Long and delicious. [Lynch-Bages non-blind vertical.]"
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