
Lot 17-32: An extraordinary collection of Domaine de la Romanée-Conti with a twist of Bordeaux, the property of a Great European Dynastic family.
Lot Closed
June 5, 01:18 PM GMT
Estimate
9,500 - 13,000 CHF
Lot Details
Description
La Tâche 1971
Domaine de la Romanée-Conti
Côte de Nuits, Grand Cru
u. 2x4cm, "Interdiction d'Exporter aux USA" labels very slightly rubbed, JLP Lebegue and Monopole neck labels, capsules very slightly wrinkled, 1 with very slight signs of old seepage on top, good colour and clarity, bottle numbers 09894, 10200
I have followed this all my life, not as often as I would wish, of course, but enough to convince me that it is magnificent! Vinous opulence, spicy, rich and many-layered. In 2013 and from double magnum, I just wallowed in it. Pure indulgence - what is the point of nit-picking when you are faced with a wine of this beauty and stature? In 2015, great, spicy, undergrowth nose and spice bazaar taste. Serena Sutcliffe, MW
WA 90
2 bts (cn)
Provenance:
In the realm of fine wine, Domaine de la Romanée-Conti is undeniably considered the epitome of distinction. This collection, the property of a Great European Dynastic family, will please every collector around the world with a fantastic array of two phenomenal vintages, 1971 and 1976. Purchased directly at the Domaine some 50 years ago, this 16 lots selection includes bottles, magnums, in consecutive numbers, and for some in their original wooden cases.
LYING AT FERT GENEVA, Duty Paid Only, Offered under the Agency rules
The lots in this auction have recently been removed from high quality storage, both private and professional temperature-controlled storage
The storage conditions have been independently verified by the Sotheby’s Wine & Spirits team.
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