The February 2018 Internet-Only Auction Part 3
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1 / 2Lot 683
Estimate: $1,100
Upper mid shoulder, heavily soiled, mold stained, corroded and scuffed capsule, Château- and vintage-branded cork visible below short capsule, bin soiled, mold stained, scuffed, damp stained, import sticker partly overlapping label.
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19JR
"13%, 126 g/l RS, TA 4.7. Very cold winter but warm and dry afterwards. Some hail in July. Big heatwave of 56 days of over 30 deg C. Very early picking 7 Sep – 3 Oct. Very pure and elegant vintage – powerful and very long. Dark tawny with greenish hints at the rim. Muted nose though hints of age. Quite dry by now but very tight and dynamic. Like a polished chestnut in taste somehow. Lively clean finish but not especially sweet . . . . very good. Wonderfully creamy."
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"13%, 126 g/l RS, TA 4.7. Very cold winter but warm and dry afterwards. Some hail in July. Big heatwave of 56 days of over 30 deg C. Very early picking 7 Sep – 3 Oct. Very pure and elegant vintage – powerful and very long. Dark tawny with greenish hints at the rim. Muted nose though hints of age. Quite dry by now but very tight and dynamic. Like a polished chestnut in taste somehow. Lively clean finish but not especially sweet . . . . very good. Wonderfully creamy."
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