The June 2019 Auction: Part 1
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1 / 2Lot 58
Estimate: $60
Loose capsule, lightly scuffed label.
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"An exceptionally ripe, fresh and densely fruited nose that is both classy, complex and layered as it features a potent mix of pretty red and blue pinot fruit notes, game, smoke and spice hints that also add nuance to the sweet, supple and textured flavors blessed with ample dry extract levels on the intense and moderately powerful and mouth coating finish. This is a complete wine that is impressively deep and displays with conviction why it's the best 1er in Morey. Recommended."
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"An exceptionally ripe, fresh and densely fruited nose that is both classy, complex and layered as it features a potent mix of pretty red and blue pinot fruit notes, game, smoke and spice hints that also add nuance to the sweet, supple and textured flavors blessed with ample dry extract levels on the intense and moderately powerful and mouth coating finish. This is a complete wine that is impressively deep and displays with conviction why it's the best 1er in Morey. Recommended."
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