The November 2016 Internet-Only Auction Part 1
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Lot 1867
Estimate: $900
OC (2). Fill into foil, lightly oxidized foils, lightly scuffed labels.
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93RJ
"Only 5,000 bottles were made of this exemplary Blanc de Blancs. It is entirely possible that this is exactly the same wine as the '73 Dom Ruinart, but the bottles of Anniversary that I have tasted have been extremely consistent in their style. The toasty aromas are downplayed to the advantage of the wonderful perfume of English butterscotch and lemon. Utterly elegant."
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Sparkling
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"Only 5,000 bottles were made of this exemplary Blanc de Blancs. It is entirely possible that this is exactly the same wine as the '73 Dom Ruinart, but the bottles of Anniversary that I have tasted have been extremely consistent in their style. The toasty aromas are downplayed to the advantage of the wonderful perfume of English butterscotch and lemon. Utterly elegant."
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