4 bottles per lot
细节
Château Mouton-Rothschild 1945
Pauillac, 1er cru classé
Two bottles: One slightly corroded capsule. Bin-soiled labels with remains of tissue attached, one slightly nicked. Levels: one just below top-shoulder, one upper-shoulder, one low-shoulder
Two further bottles: Corroded capsules. 1945 visible on cork from just below the capsule. Bin-soiled slightly damaged labels. Non integrated Eschenauer slip label. Levels: one just below top-shoulder, one upper-shoulder
Tasting note: One of the greatest clarets of all time, certainly the most distinctive. Dozens of notes made since 1954, 10 within the last 2 years. Virtually identical notes made in the autumn of 2005: still impressively deep with a jewel-like ruby sheen; inimitably exotic bouquet, an eruption of spice, eucalyptus, lavender and violets; amazingly sweet, wonderful fruit, concentrated yet vivacious, crisp, endless length. Still tannic. Last tasted November 2005 ****** Seemingly indestructible. M.B.
4 bottles per lot
Pauillac, 1er cru classé
Two bottles: One slightly corroded capsule. Bin-soiled labels with remains of tissue attached, one slightly nicked. Levels: one just below top-shoulder, one upper-shoulder, one low-shoulder
Two further bottles: Corroded capsules. 1945 visible on cork from just below the capsule. Bin-soiled slightly damaged labels. Non integrated Eschenauer slip label. Levels: one just below top-shoulder, one upper-shoulder
Tasting note: One of the greatest clarets of all time, certainly the most distinctive. Dozens of notes made since 1954, 10 within the last 2 years. Virtually identical notes made in the autumn of 2005: still impressively deep with a jewel-like ruby sheen; inimitably exotic bouquet, an eruption of spice, eucalyptus, lavender and violets; amazingly sweet, wonderful fruit, concentrated yet vivacious, crisp, endless length. Still tannic. Last tasted November 2005 ****** Seemingly indestructible. M.B.
4 bottles per lot
荣誉呈献
Noah May