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The September 2019 Auction: Part 4
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Estimate: $275
Nicked and very lightly scuffed label.
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"Well integrated wood sets off the violet and blackberry suffused nose that is both elegant and exceptionally pure, complementing the detailed, minerally and balanced flavors that are supple, sweet and intense, all wrapped in a wonderfully concentrated and hugely long finish. This has that 'wow' factor as it positively explodes in the mouth with a palate coating texture."
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"Well integrated wood sets off the violet and blackberry suffused nose that is both elegant and exceptionally pure, complementing the detailed, minerally and balanced flavors that are supple, sweet and intense, all wrapped in a wonderfully concentrated and hugely long finish. This has that 'wow' factor as it positively explodes in the mouth with a palate coating texture."
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