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The October 2020 Auction: Part 1
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Estimate: $475
2cm or better, light adhesive residue on 1 capsule, nicked, scuffed labels.
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91NM
"Tasted at the IMW 2008 tasting at Vintners Hall. Christophe Roumier 2008s seems to have blossomed in bottle. The Chambolle Village has a lifted bouquet with bright red-berried fruit mingling with wild hedgerow and a touch of underbrush. Good definition as usual. The palate has very fine, chalky tannins on the entry, just a touch of citrus peel lending this an edginess. Very poised and coiled towards the finish that is not complex, but very well defined and very fine. Superb. Tasted March 2011."
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"Tasted at the IMW 2008 tasting at Vintners Hall. Christophe Roumier 2008s seems to have blossomed in bottle. The Chambolle Village has a lifted bouquet with bright red-berried fruit mingling with wild hedgerow and a touch of underbrush. Good definition as usual. The palate has very fine, chalky tannins on the entry, just a touch of citrus peel lending this an edginess. Very poised and coiled towards the finish that is not complex, but very well defined and very fine. Superb. Tasted March 2011."
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Produces the world's most revered Pinot Noir and Chardonnay from a mosaic of tiny, terroir-defined climats. Its hierarchy of village, Premier Cru and Grand Cru vineyards makes site the ultimate expression of quality.
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