The Spring 2011 Live Auction
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Lot 406
Estimate: $16,000
Five top shoulder; one lightly worn label, past sign of slight seepage, one slightly corroded capsule, very lightly marked label, past sign of slight seepage, one slightly torn capsule, protruding cork, past sign of slight seepage, two slightly corroded capsule, wrinkled label, past sign of slight seepage.
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98+RP
"One of the most rustic and powerful Petrus of the last 25 years, this wine still has a murky garnet/plum/purple color, a gorgeous nose of overripe black cherries, mocha, caramel, chocolate, and a hint of iron and blood. Full-bodied, super-concentrated, with massive tannin and extract..."
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"One of the most rustic and powerful Petrus of the last 25 years, this wine still has a murky garnet/plum/purple color, a gorgeous nose of overripe black cherries, mocha, caramel, chocolate, and a hint of iron and blood. Full-bodied, super-concentrated, with massive tannin and extract..."
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