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Iconic Wines from a Prestigious French Cellar | A selection of the most coveted names of Burgundy, Bordeaux and others, the property of a passionate collector.

Dom Pérignon, Rosé 1982 (1 MAG)

Lot Closed

March 16, 04:42 PM GMT

Estimate

1,000 - 1,400 EUR

Lot Details

Description

Dom Pérignon, Rosé 1982

u. 1cm below base of foil, label has 1 tiny scuff, packed in presentation owc within plain outer; 1 cm sous la base du papier d'aluminium, l'étiquette a 1 petite éraflure, emballée dans son coffret bois de présentation d'origine, avec carton neutre

My husband immediately gained an extension on our 35-year old marriage when he produced this for supper after the opera on Valentine's night 2012. Made by the Chef de Cave of the time, Dominique Foulon, from 60% Chardonnay, 40% grand cru Pinot Noir, partly vinified as a red wine. The colour is dark orange pink, the nose quite meaty and 'animally' - one would have thought it was higher in Pinot Noir. It is so ripe it is almost 'sweet', fruity and full-bodied, demanding food to set off its complexity - we had it with little lamb cutlets, cooked pink. Serena Sutcliffe, MW

WA 95


1 mag (owc)


From a single private cellar, this sale contains a selection of the most coveted names of Bordeaux, Burgundy and others - including Rayas and Vega Sicilia - the property of a passionate collector with an enormous appreciation of the world’s very best wines, far ahead of its time in its discerning taste. The cellar composition is excellent, spanning more than 6 decades of the Finest Cuvées with a distinct focus on the 1980’s exemplified with immaculate parcels of Bordeaux in their original wooden cases - not to mention a unique offering of 20 bottles of Le Pin - and a plethora of Burgundy, with a wonderful array of illustrious Domaines from Georges Roumier, Armand Rousseau, René Engel, Georges Mugneret, Méo-Camuzet, and Michel Gaunoux to name a few. The vast majority of these brilliant wines were purchased directly decades ago at the properties - or for Bordeaux via Maisons Duclot and Descaves -, and were safely stored in an immaculate, air-conditioned cellar in the Parisian region


LYING AT HILLEBRAND BEAUNE, Offered Duty Paid