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Lot 50

CHÂTEAU LE PIN 2000 (1) WS 96 WA 96

CHÂTEAU LE PIN 2000 (1) WS 96 WA 96
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CHÂTEAU LE PIN 2000

Pomerol.
u. vts. scraped label.

This is a slight downgrade for this wine, but I suspect it will bounce back, as it clearly needs more time. It was more reserved than I thought it would be, as Le Pin tends to be one of the more extravagantly rich, flamboyant wines of Pomerol. The one time I tasted the 2000, it had a dense ruby/purple color, aggressive new oak, loads of coconut, vanilla, and spice box, enormous concentration and thickness, but this is an estate where I thought their subsequent year, 2001, was an even better wine. This wine displays some firm tannins in the finish and should be forgotten for another 5-6 years. So much for Le Pin not aging well. This one has at least 25 years left in it. June 2010 Drink: 2015-2040 WS 96 WA 96

1 bt.    per lot $4,500 - $5,000

Realised: $4,080
Price Includes Buyer's Premium ?

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