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The September 2022 Auction: Part 4
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Estimate: $400
1 slightly protruding cork.
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"From vines in les Voillenots and La Bergerie. This too is aromatically very fresh though it's compositionally very different with its aromas of resin, petrol and pear. The succulent, delicious and voluminous flavors possess fine mid-palate density while possessing a seductive, lingering and sappy finish. While not particularly elegant, this offers fine quality for a Chassagne villages."
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"From vines in les Voillenots and La Bergerie. This too is aromatically very fresh though it's compositionally very different with its aromas of resin, petrol and pear. The succulent, delicious and voluminous flavors possess fine mid-palate density while possessing a seductive, lingering and sappy finish. While not particularly elegant, this offers fine quality for a Chassagne villages."
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