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LOT 144

Lot 144

DOMAINE COMTE ARMAND POMMARD CLOS DES EPENEAUX MONOPOLE 2009 (6) (91-93) WA

DOMAINE COMTE ARMAND POMMARD CLOS DES EPENEAUX MONOPOLE 2009 (6) (91-93) WA
Lot 144 Details
DOMAINE COMTE ARMAND POMMARD CLOS DES EPENEAUX MONOPOLE 2009
Côte de Beaune. Premier Cru Classé

The 2009 Pommard 1er Cru reveals exceptional balance in its striking bouquet, expressive, layered fruit and fine, silky tannins. This racy, gorgeous wine is likely to be one of the sleepers of the vintage. The 1er Cru is made from younger vines in the Clos des Epeneaux ranging from 23-27 years of age. In 2009 it drinks far above its pedigree and is a great choice for readers who want to discover the unique qualities of this site without splurging for the Clos. I loved it. Tasted from barrel. Anticipated maturity: 2019-2029. May 2011 (91-93) WA


6 bts. per lot $700 - $1,200

Realised: $1,584
Price Includes Buyer's Premium ?

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