PICHON BARON & SUDUIRAUT, TWO HISTORICAL CHÂTEAUX : 1 X 1.5 LITRE PICHON LONGUEVILLE BARON 2015 & 1 X 1.5 LITRE SUDUIRAUT 2001

1 MAGNUM (1.5L) CHÂTEAU PICHON BARON 2015 & 1 MAGNUM (1.5L) CHÂTEAU SUDUIRAUT 2001

1 Magnum (1.5 litre) of Château Pichon Longueville Baron 2015 & 1 Magnum (1.5 litre) of Château Suduiraut 2001 in 2 original wooden cases

CHÂTEAU PICHON LONGUEVILLE BARON

This great Second Growth from the heartland of Pauillac has refound its former glory from a past epoch, entailing a plethora of improvements and investment. The property was acquired by AXA in 1987, guided to a higher level by Jean-Michel Cazes and, since 2000, Christian Seely who has gone even further with stricter selection from the historic 40 ha core of the estate. 

Serena Sutcliffe, MW

Please note that the purchase price does not include applicable shipping and insurance, taxes or import charges which may be charged in addition to the purchase price.

The wine(s) in this lot are offered In Bond, at Bordeaux City Bond, Bordeaux (BCB), France. Buyers are invited to contact BCB directly for the collection of wines. For enquiries regarding taking the wine as duty paid please contact Bordeaux City Bond. Bordeaux City Bond may offer to arrange third party shipments to certain locations, for more information please contact:

Florence d’ALEMAN | Bordeaux City Bond

+33 (0)5 57 89 40 33

florence.daleman@bordeauxcitybond.fr

Click here for tasting notes.

Sotheby’s will offer one consolidated complimentary shipment of wine from Bordeaux City Bond to Octavian Wine Storage for buyers who wish to transfer their purchases In Bond from Bordeaux City Bond to their own account at Octavian. To benefit from the consolidated shipment, buyers will need to already have their own account at Octavian and have 30 days following the date of the sale to settle their invoice and confirm their desire to have their wines transferred in bond to Octavian. Receipt of funds or notice of transfer beyond this deadline will exclude those wines from the complimentary shipment. The physical movement of the wines will take place in January 2020.