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The November 2019 Auction: Part 2
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Estimate: $65
Very lightly scuffed labels.
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91+JG
"The 2015 la ForĂȘt bottling chez Piuze is lovely and shows a bit more raciness on the palate than the generous Minots. The bouquet jumps from the glass in a vibrant blend of lemon, tart orange, chalky minerality, spring flowers and a touch of anise in the upper register. On the palate the wine is full-bodied, crisp and fairly forward in personality, with a good core, fine focus and grip and a long, ripe and zesty finish. This is very tasty already!"
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"The 2015 la ForĂȘt bottling chez Piuze is lovely and shows a bit more raciness on the palate than the generous Minots. The bouquet jumps from the glass in a vibrant blend of lemon, tart orange, chalky minerality, spring flowers and a touch of anise in the upper register. On the palate the wine is full-bodied, crisp and fairly forward in personality, with a good core, fine focus and grip and a long, ripe and zesty finish. This is very tasty already!"
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