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LOT 51

Lot 51

DOMAINE PONSOT CLOS DE LA ROCHE VIEILLES VIGNES 1991 (1) WA 97

DOMAINE PONSOT CLOS DE LA ROCHE VIEILLES VIGNES 1991 (1) WA 97
Lot 51 Details
DOMAINE PONSOT CLOS DE LA ROCHE VIEILLES VIGNES 1991

Côte de Nuits. Grand Cru
u. 1 cm. scraped & wrinkled labels. scuffed capsule.

Ponsot's 1991 Clos de la Roche-Vieilles Vignes (55-year old vines that produced 1/2 ton per hectare) is a mind-boggling wine that rivals virtually anything produced in Burgundy over the last several decades. It offers an amazingly sweet bouquet redolent with aromas of crushed black-raspberries, black-cherries, and underlying earthy, truffle-like notes. Awesomely rich, dense, and full-bodied, this spectacular low acid, multidimensional wine has a blockbuster finish. December 1993 WA 97

1 bt.    per lot $2,000 - $2,400

Realised: $1,920
Price Includes Buyer's Premium ?

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