Midwest Gentlemanâs No Reserve Auction & Hudson Highlands Preview Part II
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Lot 917
Estimate: $400
1 nicked and 3 very lightly scuffed labels.
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"The 2010 Puligny-Montrachet Champ Gain is a gorgeous and complete wine. Layers of textured fruit wrap around the palate in what is a decidedly juicy style of Puligny. There isn't a ton of complexity in the glass, yet the wine impresses for its overall balance and sheer sense of harmony. The Champ Gain is one of the finest wines in this lineup, and arguably the best premier cru in the Domaine/Maison Olivier Leflaive range."
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"The 2010 Puligny-Montrachet Champ Gain is a gorgeous and complete wine. Layers of textured fruit wrap around the palate in what is a decidedly juicy style of Puligny. There isn't a ton of complexity in the glass, yet the wine impresses for its overall balance and sheer sense of harmony. The Champ Gain is one of the finest wines in this lineup, and arguably the best premier cru in the Domaine/Maison Olivier Leflaive range."
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