The May 2023 Auction: Part 2
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1 / 2Lot 316
Estimate: $250
2 Nicked labels.
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95FM
"Taciturn aromatics, showing notes of tar, black currant, mint. On the palate, the wine has an immensely elegant quality: acidity and minerality establish a firm skein, with just the right dose of suppleness lending structure, roundness, and sophistication; the fine-grained, ripe tannins are not astringent, and they give the impression that their lushness was built for the future. Good to very good length."
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"Taciturn aromatics, showing notes of tar, black currant, mint. On the palate, the wine has an immensely elegant quality: acidity and minerality establish a firm skein, with just the right dose of suppleness lending structure, roundness, and sophistication; the fine-grained, ripe tannins are not astringent, and they give the impression that their lushness was built for the future. Good to very good length."
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