The Autumn 2010 Live Auction
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Lot 443
Estimate: $3,500
Four top shoulder; one torn, stained, lightly marked label, one stained, worn, heavily bin soiled label, one past evidence of slight seepage, worn, bin soiled label, one stained, worn, slightly nicked, bin soiled label, four very high shoulder; one torn, worn, lightly stained, lightly bin soiled label, one worn, lightly bin soiled label, one heavily bin soiled, lightly stained label, one worn, lightly bin soiled, stained label, four high shoulder; one torn, stained, bin soiled label, one slightly torn, lightly stained, worn, bin soiled label, one damp stained, worn, bin soiled label, one lightly stained, lightly bin soiled, worn label. All capsules worn, slightly corroded. All corks slightly recessed.
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Reviews
19.5JR
"More obviously Cheval than the 1961 – great warmth and minerals and gravel. Really pretty together and sweet and concentrated. Lovely! If anything this particular bottle was drinking better now than the bottle of 1961. SO charming and complete! My sort of wine. Just at the perfect stage of evolution, lift and dry finish. 702 hl of this was made at 12.2% alcohol."
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"More obviously Cheval than the 1961 – great warmth and minerals and gravel. Really pretty together and sweet and concentrated. Lovely! If anything this particular bottle was drinking better now than the bottle of 1961. SO charming and complete! My sort of wine. Just at the perfect stage of evolution, lift and dry finish. 702 hl of this was made at 12.2% alcohol."
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