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Estimate: $1,700
One high shoulder, one low shoulder. Both bottles severe label damage with vintage designation "1933" still clearly evident.
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...Rich and ripe wine. Dark red color with an amber edge. Loads of meat, berry and tobacco character on the nose...velvety tannins and a long, ultraripe fruit finish. Still very fresh and youngâŚ
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...Rich and ripe wine. Dark red color with an amber edge. Loads of meat, berry and tobacco character on the nose...velvety tannins and a long, ultraripe fruit finish. Still very fresh and youngâŚ
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