The March 2010 Internet-Only Auction Part 1
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Lot 85
Estimate: $250
Two base neck; bin damaged labels.
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92+JG
"The 1983 Trotanoy is a beautiful example of the vintage and one of the great unsung years for this estate in the superb decade of the 1980s. The excellent bouquet offers up a very complex and classic mélange of dark berries, roasted plums, cigar smoke, a touch of new leather, tobacco leaf, incipient nuttiness, coffee, a beautiful base of gravelly soil, fresh herbs, incipient notes of black truffles and a smoke topnote. On the palate the wine is deep, full-bodied and impressively complex, with a fine core of fruit, superb elegance and focus, modest tannins and lovely length and grip on the perfectly balanced, creamy and light on its feet finish."
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"The 1983 Trotanoy is a beautiful example of the vintage and one of the great unsung years for this estate in the superb decade of the 1980s. The excellent bouquet offers up a very complex and classic mélange of dark berries, roasted plums, cigar smoke, a touch of new leather, tobacco leaf, incipient nuttiness, coffee, a beautiful base of gravelly soil, fresh herbs, incipient notes of black truffles and a smoke topnote. On the palate the wine is deep, full-bodied and impressively complex, with a fine core of fruit, superb elegance and focus, modest tannins and lovely length and grip on the perfectly balanced, creamy and light on its feet finish."
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