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LOT 196

Lot 196

CHÂTEAU LYNCH-BAGES 1989 (6) WA 95

CHÂTEAU LYNCH-BAGES 1989 (6) WA 95
Lot 196 Details
CHÂTEAU LYNCH-BAGES 1989

Pauillac. 5ième Cru Classé
u. 1 x bn. 3 x vts. 2 x ts. 6 s scraped & marked labels. 1 x stained label. 3 x scraped capsules. 6 x scuffed capsules.

It is such a consistent wine, a Pauillac that never lets you down. Here it continues to sport a relatively backward blackberry and cedar scented nose, the graphite (pencil box) element a little more accentuated. The aromatic purr like a Bentley, unraveling with each swirl of the glass. The palate is very well defined with a rigid structure, well-judged acidity and hints of chestnut and cooked meat offering secondary notes on the dense finish that suggest a long drinking plateau. What a stupendous wine from Jean-Michel Cazes! Tasted June 2014. Drink: 2014-2030 WA 95

6 bts.    per lot $2,600 - $2,800

Realised: $2,448
Price Includes Buyer's Premium ?

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