3 magnums per lot
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Hermitage, La Chapelle--Vintage 1969
Rhône. Domaine-bottled: Paul Jaboulet Aîné
Lot 634 bin-soiled, damp-affected, stained and slightly damaged labels. Levels 1cm or better below base of corks. Lot 635 bin-soiled, glue-stained and damp-affected labels. Levels: 2cms or better below base of corks. Ex lot 341 Christie's Vinexpo sale, year unknown. Lot 636 six congé capsules. Bin-soiled and damp-affected labels. Levels 3cms or better below base of corks. Lots 637 to 639 all with congé capsules. Badly bin-soiled, stained and damp-affected labels. Levels in lots 637 and 638 3cms below base of corks. Lot 639 levels: seven 3.5, two 4 and three 4.5cms below base of corks
Lot 635 in original wooden case
Tasting Note: Dark garnet/plum-coloured with significant amber at the edge, this is a solidly made, monolithic, foursquare example with plenty of peppery, cedar, leather, and coffee characteristics in the moderately intense bouquet. A sweet attack is followed by a lean, austere wine with a dry middle. Medium-bodied, the 1969 is a fine La Chapelle that has been mature for more than a decade. It appears to be easily holding onto life. The wine did, however, become more attenuated and drier with the fruit fading as it sat in the glass. Drink it up. Robert Parker, Wine Advocate 129, June 2000.
3 magnums per lot
Rhône. Domaine-bottled: Paul Jaboulet Aîné
Lot 634 bin-soiled, damp-affected, stained and slightly damaged labels. Levels 1cm or better below base of corks. Lot 635 bin-soiled, glue-stained and damp-affected labels. Levels: 2cms or better below base of corks. Ex lot 341 Christie's Vinexpo sale, year unknown. Lot 636 six congé capsules. Bin-soiled and damp-affected labels. Levels 3cms or better below base of corks. Lots 637 to 639 all with congé capsules. Badly bin-soiled, stained and damp-affected labels. Levels in lots 637 and 638 3cms below base of corks. Lot 639 levels: seven 3.5, two 4 and three 4.5cms below base of corks
Lot 635 in original wooden case
Tasting Note: Dark garnet/plum-coloured with significant amber at the edge, this is a solidly made, monolithic, foursquare example with plenty of peppery, cedar, leather, and coffee characteristics in the moderately intense bouquet. A sweet attack is followed by a lean, austere wine with a dry middle. Medium-bodied, the 1969 is a fine La Chapelle that has been mature for more than a decade. It appears to be easily holding onto life. The wine did, however, become more attenuated and drier with the fruit fading as it sat in the glass. Drink it up. Robert Parker, Wine Advocate 129, June 2000.
3 magnums per lot
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