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LOT 118

Lot 118

ISOLE E OLENA CEPPARELLO TOSCANA IGT 2014 (1 3 LTR., OWC) WA 95

ISOLE E OLENA CEPPARELLO TOSCANA IGT 2014 (1 3 LTR., OWC) WA 95
Lot 118 Details
ISOLE E OLENA CEPPARELLO TOSCANA IGT 2014 (OWC)

Tuscany.

The 2014 Cepparello is truly beautiful, and it absolutely transcends the expectation of the vintage. This beautiful Sangiovese is full and generous on all levels. It offers an upfront presentation with opulent fruit, deep layering and fine elegance. This is a special kind of magic. The wine opens to an inky dark appearance followed by generous flavors of dark cherry, black currant, red rose and cured tobacco. I just love the way this wine integrates with the palate, becoming one in soul and substance. This is a wine to put in your cellar. October 2017 WA 95

1 3 ltr.    per lot $300 - $500

Realised: $780
Price Includes Buyer's Premium ?

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