The November 2017 Distinguished Cellar Auction, Part II
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Lot 554
Estimate: $225
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"ed-ruby. Currant, brown spices and smoky oak on the nose. Sweet, dense and lush, but boasts a firm underlying spine. Offers terrific palate presence and considerable sex appeal, with exotic oak notes of coconut and spice lifting the redcurrant fruit flavor. Finishes with dusty, fine tannins and excellent length."
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Red
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"ed-ruby. Currant, brown spices and smoky oak on the nose. Sweet, dense and lush, but boasts a firm underlying spine. Offers terrific palate presence and considerable sex appeal, with exotic oak notes of coconut and spice lifting the redcurrant fruit flavor. Finishes with dusty, fine tannins and excellent length."
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