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The September 2016 Distinguished Cellar Series Auction, Part 2
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Estimate: $170
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"Smoke, resin, fresh cherry (and its spirituous kirsch sidekick), rose hip, and heightened floral perfume suggestive of the inclusion of stems in the fermentor strikingly mark the nose of Laurent's 2006 Gevrey-Chambertin Les Cazetiers Vieilles Vignes. This marries bright red fruit concentration to an amazing intensity of crushed stone and iodine mineral elements on a palate of dense but refined tannins, and finishes with a multi-leveled, dynamic extravaganza of floral, animal, mineral, and berry flavors."
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"Smoke, resin, fresh cherry (and its spirituous kirsch sidekick), rose hip, and heightened floral perfume suggestive of the inclusion of stems in the fermentor strikingly mark the nose of Laurent's 2006 Gevrey-Chambertin Les Cazetiers Vieilles Vignes. This marries bright red fruit concentration to an amazing intensity of crushed stone and iodine mineral elements on a palate of dense but refined tannins, and finishes with a multi-leveled, dynamic extravaganza of floral, animal, mineral, and berry flavors."
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