The October 2016 Distinguished Cellar Auction, Part I
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Estimate: $180
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". . . earthy and ripe aromas that slide into equally earthy iron-infused, somber and intense flavors that are big, opulent, weighty and culminate in a rich, full, well-muscled and hugely long finish that really coats and stains the palate. The firm tannins are suave and the backend explosive and while this is carrying . . . oak, there is so much mid-palate density that the wine should be able to integrate it with a few years in bottle. A terrific effort that possesses dramatic power."
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". . . earthy and ripe aromas that slide into equally earthy iron-infused, somber and intense flavors that are big, opulent, weighty and culminate in a rich, full, well-muscled and hugely long finish that really coats and stains the palate. The firm tannins are suave and the backend explosive and while this is carrying . . . oak, there is so much mid-palate density that the wine should be able to integrate it with a few years in bottle. A terrific effort that possesses dramatic power."
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