The September 2022 Auction: Part 5
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Estimate: $180
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94-96NM
"Tasted at the Domaine. Matured in 50% new oak, this has a slightly more introverted nose than the other Grand Crus, but complex with black currant, black plum, a touch of linseed, almost nutty element that lends the bouquet another dimension. But it remains introverted in the glass. The palate is full-bodied with saturated black fruits, black cherries, a touch of spice, dried orange peel, a hint of black plum, mulberry and blueberry, leading to a firm, tannic finish with great persistency. Again, an excellent, classic Clos-de-Beze."
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"Tasted at the Domaine. Matured in 50% new oak, this has a slightly more introverted nose than the other Grand Crus, but complex with black currant, black plum, a touch of linseed, almost nutty element that lends the bouquet another dimension. But it remains introverted in the glass. The palate is full-bodied with saturated black fruits, black cherries, a touch of spice, dried orange peel, a hint of black plum, mulberry and blueberry, leading to a firm, tannic finish with great persistency. Again, an excellent, classic Clos-de-Beze."
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