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Lot 1233
AN ENGRAVED FIRING GLASSMid 18th centuryThe trumpet bowl engraved with two crossed feathers inside floral wreaths, raised on a firing foot, 9.5cm high; also an engraved wine glass, the drawn trumpet bowl engraved with a rampaging elephant between trees, raised on a plain stem and domed foot, 18.5cm high (2)The wine glass with a tiny nick to the underside of the footrim
Lot 1238
AN ASSEMBLED QUANTITY OF TABLE GLASS ENGRAVED WITH FRUITING VINE19th/20th centuryComprising; a pair of tapered decanters and stoppers; a pair of globe and shaft decanters and stoppers; two rinsers; ten opaque twist wine glasses, 20.5cm high; one opaque twist wine glass, 19.5cm high; two opaque twist wine glasses, 18cm high; one opaque twist wine glass, 17.5cm high; a small opaque twist glass, 14cm high (21)One of the stoppers on the tapered decanter has three rim chipsOne of the large 20.5cm wine glasses has a chip to the rimOne of the 17.5 cm wine glasses has a chip to the rim.Otherwise in overall good condition
Lot 1262
TWO ENGLISH OPAQUE TWIST STEM WINE GLASSES (2)Circa 1765One with pan-topped trumpet bowl, the other with an ogee bowl engraved with fruiting vine, each raised on a double series opaque twist stem and plain foot, 17.5cm and 14.5cm highEach with tiny nicks to underside of footrim, but otherwise in good condition
Lot 1281
AN ENGRAVED JACOBITE STYLE AIRTWIST WINE GLASSThe glass mid 18th centuryThe drawn trumpet bowl probably later engraved with with a rose, a bud and a thistle beneath the inscription, `J Rex Fiat', raised on a multi-series airtwist stem and plain foot, 17.5cm highShallow chip around the rim, approx. 7mm. by 2mm
Lot 682
A PAIR OF VICTORIAN LACQUERED PAPIER-MACHE WINE COASTERS AND A GERMAN JASPER AGATE MOUNTED BOX (3)With gilt heightened foliate decoration with butterflies, 14cm diam; Together with a gilt-metal mounted jasper agate snuff box on ball feet, 6.5cm wideCondition Report: Box - Cover panel replaced, one side panel with cracks along the natural fissures, various areas of unevenness where the grain is rougher, one ball foot cracked and possibly replaced, gilt metal mounts with wear and requie cleaning but hinge is functional. Coasters - various patches of possible overpainting and losses to the gilding (see images).
Lot 277
A Meissen figure of a girl vintner modelled after the original by Michael Victor Acier wearing a floral decorated skirt and pouring wine into a barrel, with tree stump support and on circular key-pattern base, underglaze blue crossed swords mark and impressed model no. F 80, 20th century, 17cm.
Lot 1
A bottle Petrus Grand Vin, 1982, Pomerol, France.Category: red wine.75cl.Level: C.1982 was a great vintage of Petrus Pomerol Grand Vin. Petrus is today one of the most appreciated and expensive wines in the world, along with the first crus from the left bank of the Gironde. The 11.4 hectares of Petrus vineyards are located on a plateau in the eastern part of Pomerol and produce 95% Merlot and 5% Cabernet Franc. The estate was one of the first in Bordeaux to use green harvesting to reduce yields and increase the quality of the remaining grapes, in some years even eliminating 50% of the harvest. The grapes are harvested entirely by hand over a period of two to three days and fermented in cement vats at controlled temperatures. The young wine is aged in new French oak barrels for twenty months. A severe selection is carried out prior to blending in vat, and some lots are rejected for the Grand Vin.
Lot 103
Six bottles Lapsus de Abadía Retuerta, 1997, Sardon de Duero, Valladolid.Category: Red wine.Level: A.Abadía Retuerta is a witness to history and a place where the land and the vine meet. It considers its mission to respect and conserve the legacy it has received, the environment, the monastery and its wines. These wines, produced from a selection of the best grapes from their vineyards, are a firm commitment to terroir wines.
Lot 11
Two bottles of Château Mouton Rothschild 1984, Pauillac, France.Category: Red wine.75 cl.With damage to the labelling.Grade: C.Considered one of the best wines in the world, Château Mouton Rothschild is produced in the wine estate of the same name, located in the village of Pauillac and owned by Baroness Philippine de Rothschild, only daughter of the legendary Baron Philippe. The Official Bordeaux Wine Classification of 1855 did not include this vineyard among the first crosses, probably because it had recently been acquired by an Englishman and was therefore no longer French-owned. In 1973, however, Mouton was finally elevated to Premier Cru status. The idea of having each year's label designed by a famous artist of the time came from Baron Philippe de Rothschild, and in 1946 this became a permanent and significant aspect of Mouton's image, with labels created by some of the world's greatest painters and sculptors: Jean Cocteau, Georges Braque, Pablo Picasso, Antoni Tàpies, Henry Moore, Andy Warhol, Keith Haring, Salvador Dalí or Francis Bacon, among others.
Lot 110
Four bottles Château Marquis de Terme Grand Cru Classé 1996, Margaux, France.Category: red wine.75 cl.Level: A/B.Château Marquis de Terme is located in the heart of the village of Margaux-Cantenac. It has been owned by the Sénéclauze family since 1935. According to the experts, its wines are rather opulent, seductive and balanced with a good ageing potential.
Lot 135
Bottle Château Lafite-Rothschild 1970 Magnum, Pauillac, France.Category: red wine.1,5 L.The labelling is damaged.The cork is below the level of the capsule.Level: E.Château Lafite Rothschild is a winery located in Bordeaux, France, owned by Domaines Barons de Rothschild. The name Lafite comes from the Gascon word "la hite", meaning "little hill". Located in the large wine-producing village of Pauillac, in the Médoc region northwest of Bordeaux, it is believed that there were already vineyards there at the end of the 17th century. In the early 18th century Nicolas-Alexandre, Marquis de Ségur, refined the estate's winemaking techniques and introduced its wines to the most refined strata of the European nobility. He soon became known as the "prince of wine", and the wine of Château Lafite was called "the king's wine" thanks to the influential support of Marshal de Richelieu. By the end of the 18th century the winery's fame was fully established; even Thomas Jefferson visited the estate, becoming a lifelong consumer of its wines.
Lot 136
A bottle of Vega Sicilia Único fine table wine, 1941, Ribera del Duero.Category: red wine.75 cl.Cork is below the level of encapsulation.Level: D.El Único is Vega Sicilia's benchmark wine, although it shares its special sparkle with the rest of the winery's wines. It comes from the oldest vines of the property and in its composition, in addition to tempranillo, there is more cabernet sauvignon than merlot. Although it is old, the red maintains a liveliness provided by its good acidity, compensated by a round alcoholic content. It has an intense ripe cherry colour, with the lively edge of a wine that is always in fullness. The aroma is dominated by the toasted touches of the wood, with the hazelnut notes of its oxidative evolution during its years in barrels. It has a fullness of flavours of aged but clean wood, with dry and pleasantly bitter tannins from the oak, together with a touch of light sweetness from its alcohol. It is a very long flavoured wine, with race. This winery has been awarded the following prizes: Gold Medal and Grand Diploma of Honour at the 1927 Madrid Christmas Fair and the 1927 Barcelona Hotel Exhibition, and the Grand Prize of Honour at the 1929 Barcelona International Exhibition.
Lot 14
A bottle of Álvaro Palacios L'Ermita, 1997, Priorat.Category: Red wine.75 cl.Level: A.This is a bottle of aged wine, matured slowly in a bottle, maintaining the balance, aromas and quality of this type of wine. With L'Ermita, the meticulous work of Álvaro Palacios reaches its peak. Made with Garnacha Tinta from old vines over eighty years old and Cabernet Sauvignon from a very low production estate, we find a careful selection in all areas of winemaking. Aged for eighteen months in new French oak barrels, and rested in the bottle for several months. This is an exceptional wine, with a very limited production.It is a wine with a dark red colour, with a garnet rim, tending towards a high tartaric colour. It is made from 80% Garnacha, 15% Cabernet Sauvignon and 5% Carignan and Garnacha Blanca. Predominance of ripe forest fruits and compote. Balanced and intense.Álvaro Palacios arrives in the Priorat, specifically in the town of Gratallops, with a group of local producers with the intention of transmitting in his wines all the character of this land, full of clear essences, Mediterranean sun, cliffs and slate, fennel and olive groves, a land with a mystical soul, with a past linked to the Carthusian monks, who developed the culture of the vine for more than six centuries. Its vineyards, old Garnacha vines, enjoy a Mediterranean climate, with more than 3,000 hours of sunshine, an annual rainfall of less than 380 mm, and the proximity of the sea, which gives it the coolness of the garbinada in summer.
Lot 157
A bottle of Álvaro Palacios L'Ermita, 1996, Priorat.Category: Red wine.75 cl.The label shows very slight damage.Level: A.This is a bottle of aged wine, matured slowly in a bottle, maintaining the balance, aromas and quality of this type of wine. With L'Ermita, the meticulous work of Álvaro Palacios reaches its peak. Made with Garnacha Tinta from old vines over eighty years old and Cabernet Sauvignon from a very low production estate, we find a careful selection in all areas of winemaking. Aged for eighteen months in new French oak barrels, and rested in the bottle for several months. This is an exceptional wine, with a very limited production.It is a wine with a dark red colour, with a garnet rim, tending towards a high tartaric colour. It is made from 80% Garnacha, 15% Cabernet Sauvignon and 5% Carignan and Garnacha Blanca. Predominance of ripe forest fruits and compote. Balanced and intense.Álvaro Palacios arrives in the Priorat, specifically in the town of Gratallops, with a group of local producers with the intention of transmitting in his wines all the character of this land, full of clear essences, Mediterranean sun, cliffs and slate, fennel and olive groves, a land with a mystical soul, with a past linked to the Carthusian monks, who developed the culture of the vine for more than six centuries. Its vineyards, old Garnacha vines, enjoy a Mediterranean climate, with more than 3,000 hours of sunshine, an annual rainfall of less than 380 mm, and the proximity of the sea, which gives it the coolness of the garbinada in summer.
Lot 158
A bottle of Álvaro Palacios L'Ermita, 1995, Priorat.Category: Red wine.75 cl.Level: B.This is a bottle of aged wine, matured slowly in a bottle, maintaining the balance, aromas and quality of this type of wine. With L'Ermita, the meticulous work of Álvaro Palacios reaches its peak. Made with Garnacha Tinta from old vines over eighty years old and Cabernet Sauvignon from a very low production estate, we find a careful selection in all areas of winemaking. Aged for eighteen months in new French oak barrels, and rested in the bottle for several months. This is an exceptional wine, with a very limited production.It is a wine with a dark red colour, with a garnet rim, tending towards a high tartaric colour. It is made from 80% Garnacha, 15% Cabernet Sauvignon and 5% Carignan and Garnacha Blanca. Predominance of ripe forest fruits and compote. Balanced and intense.Álvaro Palacios arrives in the Priorat, specifically in the town of Gratallops, with a group of local producers with the intention of transmitting in his wines all the character of this land, full of clear essences, Mediterranean sun, cliffs and slate, fennel and olive groves, a land with a mystical soul, with a past linked to the Carthusian monks, who developed the culture of the vine for more than six centuries. Its vineyards, old Garnacha vines, enjoy a Mediterranean climate, with more than 3,000 hours of sunshine, an annual rainfall of less than 380 mm, and the proximity of the sea, which gives it the coolness of the garbinada in summer.
Lot 160
A bottle of Vega Sicilia Único, 1970, Ribera del Duero.Category: Red wine.75 cl.Level: B-C.The Único is Vega Sicilia's reference wine, although it shares its special sparkle with the rest of the winery's wines. It comes from the oldest vines of the property and in its composition, apart from Tempranillo, there is more Cabernet Sauvignon than Merlot. Although it is old, the red maintains a liveliness provided by its good acidity, compensated by a round alcoholic content. It has an intense ripe cherry colour, with the lively edge of a wine that is always in fullness. The aroma is dominated by the toasted touches of the wood, with the hazelnut notes of its oxidative evolution during its years in barrels. It has a fullness of flavours of aged but clean wood, with dry and pleasantly bitter tannins from the oak, together with a touch of light sweetness from its alcohol. It is a very long flavoured wine, with race. This winery has been awarded the following prizes: Gold Medal and Grand Diploma of Honour at the 1927 Madrid Christmas Fair and the 1927 Barcelona Hotel Exhibition, and the Grand Prize of Honour at the 1929 Barcelona International Exhibition.
Lot 163
Six bottles Baron de Chirel Reserva 1996, Rioja.Category: Red wine.75 cl.With its wooden case.Level: A-B.Herederos del Marqués de Riscal is one of the oldest wineries in La Rioja, its Marqués de Riscal wines are world renowned. Their forays into Rueda and Castilla y León give us a new vision of their classic expression of the wine world.
Lot 17
Five bottles Viña Ardanza, Reserva 1987, Rioja.Category: Red wine.Level: A/B.The Sociedad Vinícola de La Rioja Alta was founded in 1890 in the Barrio de la Estación in Haro. In these early years, the Frenchman Vigier was hired to take charge of the technical management, and soon the winemaking process that we now call classic was mastered. In 1891, the company was renamed La Rioja Alta. Today the company continues to defend the initial idea of its foundation, jealously preserving the creative and enterprising spirit of its founders.
Lot 177
Two bottles of Château Mouton Rothschild 1984, Pauillac, France.Category: Red wine.75 cl.With damage to the labelling.Level: C and D.Considered one of the best wines in the world, Château Mouton Rothschild is produced in the wine estate of the same name, located in the village of Pauillac and owned by Baroness Philippine de Rothschild, only daughter of the legendary Baron Philippe. The Official Bordeaux Wine Classification of 1855 did not include this vineyard among the first crosses, probably because it had recently been acquired by an Englishman and was therefore no longer French-owned. In 1973, however, Mouton was finally elevated to Premier Cru status. The idea of having each year's label designed by a famous artist of the time came from Baron Philippe de Rothschild, and in 1946 this became a permanent and significant aspect of Mouton's image, with labels created by some of the world's greatest painters and sculptors: Jean Cocteau, Georges Braque, Pablo Picasso, Antoni Tàpies, Henry Moore, Andy Warhol, Keith Haring, Salvador Dalí or Francis Bacon, among others.
Lot 18
Six bottles of Campillo, Gran Reserva 1985, Rioja.Category: Red wine.Numbered bottles.Level: B/C/D.Gold medal vinexpo 93 Bordeaux. Located in the Rioja Alavesa, Bodegas Campillo is one of the most renowned wineries in the region. Here, vineyard and winery form an indissoluble unit, and in fact it is one of the few in La Rioja that follows the French "chàteau" model. The ownership of vast extensions of vineyards makes it possible to control the final quality of its wines from the source.
Lot 180
Two bottles of Château Mouton Rothschild 1984, Pauillac, France.Category: Red wine.75 cl.With damage to the labelling.Level: C and D.Considered one of the best wines in the world, Château Mouton Rothschild is produced in the wine estate of the same name, located in the village of Pauillac and owned by Baroness Philippine de Rothschild, only daughter of the legendary Baron Philippe. The Official Bordeaux Wine Classification of 1855 did not include this vineyard among the first crosses, probably because it had recently been acquired by an Englishman and was therefore no longer French-owned. In 1973, however, Mouton was finally elevated to Premier Cru status. The idea of having each year's label designed by a famous artist of the time came from Baron Philippe de Rothschild, and in 1946 this became a permanent and significant aspect of Mouton's image, with labels created by some of the world's greatest painters and sculptors: Jean Cocteau, Georges Braque, Pablo Picasso, Antoni Tàpies, Henry Moore, Andy Warhol, Keith Haring, Salvador Dalí or Francis Bacon, among others.
Lot 181
Two bottles of Château Mouton Rothschild 1984, Pauillac, France.Category: Red wine.75 cl.With damage to the labelling.Grade: C.Considered one of the best wines in the world, Château Mouton Rothschild is produced in the wine estate of the same name, located in the village of Pauillac and owned by Baroness Philippine de Rothschild, only daughter of the legendary Baron Philippe. The Official Bordeaux Wine Classification of 1855 did not include this vineyard among the first crosses, probably because it had recently been acquired by an Englishman and was therefore no longer French-owned. In 1973, however, Mouton was finally elevated to Premier Cru status. The idea of having each year's label designed by a famous artist of the time came from Baron Philippe de Rothschild, and in 1946 this became a permanent and significant aspect of Mouton's image, with labels created by some of the world's greatest painters and sculptors: Jean Cocteau, Georges Braque, Pablo Picasso, Antoni Tàpies, Henry Moore, Andy Warhol, Keith Haring, Salvador Dalí or Francis Bacon, among others.
Lot 19
Four bottles of CVNE Viña Real, Gran Reserva 1995, Rioja.Category: Red wine.Level: B/C.75 cl.The CVNE winery (Compañía Vinícola del Norte de España) has its origins in 1879, and still maintains its original site, the Barrio de la Estación winery in Haro, in the Rioja Alta region. At CVNE, the winemaking process is still cared for with the same dedication and commitment as it was in the early years of the company. And it is cared for from the very beginning, from the time the grapes are on the vine until the wine rests in the bottle. CVNE was one of the first wineries in La Rioja to bottle, and already in 1900 it had an extraordinary ageing capacity of 80,000 bottles, something unusual at a time when it was normal to dispatch the wine as soon as possible. Nowadays, for CVNE, bottling is still a process to be pampered.
Lot 2
A Magnum bottle of Vega Sicilia Único, 1965, Ribera del Duero.Category: Red wine.Special edition with label designed by Cristóbal Toral.Preserves original wooden box with damage caused by xylophages.Level: B-C.1,5 LEl Único is Vega Sicilia's benchmark wine, although it shares its special sparkle with the rest of the winery's wines. It comes from the oldest vines of the property and in its composition, apart from Tempranillo, there is more Cabernet Sauvignon than Merlot. Although it is old, the red maintains a liveliness provided by its good acidity, compensated by a round alcoholic content. It has an intense ripe cherry colour, with the lively edge of a wine that is always in fullness. The aroma is dominated by the toasted touches of the wood, with the hazelnut notes of its oxidative evolution during its years in barrels. It has a fullness of flavours of aged but clean wood, with dry and pleasantly bitter tannins from the oak, together with a touch of light sweetness from its alcohol. It is a very long flavoured wine, with race. This winery has been awarded the following prizes: Gold Medal and Grand Diploma of Honour at the 1927 Madrid Christmas Fair and the 1927 Barcelona Hotel Exhibition, and the Grand Prize of Honour at the 1929 Barcelona International Exhibition.
Lot 20
A bottle Château Margaux Premier Grand vin 1978, Margaux, Bordeaux, France.Category: red wine.75 cl.Level: E.Château Margaux embodies rigour, finesse and elegance. With its wines and its magnificent architecture, Château Margaux is one of the legendary Crus, sensual, full-blooded and worked by men in an exceptional terroir. It is one of the four of the four wines included in the first crus category in the Official Bordeaux Wine Classification of 1855. The estate, located in the Médoc region of Bordeaux, has been occupied since the 12th century, but did not begin to produce wine in any significant way until the 16th century, with the arrival of the Lestonnac family. By 1700 the estate covered its present 165 hectares, and the 78 hectares devoted to vines have remained essentially unchanged ever since. In the 19th century it was a famous wine, mentioned by Thomas Jefferson in his personal classification, and its status was confirmed by the classification of 1855. Usually, Château Margaux wine is made from 75% Caubernet Sauvignon grapes, 20% Merlot, 3% Petit Verdot and 2% Cabernet Franc. It is one of the most expensive wines in the world, and around 30,000 cases are produced per year, with production split between the famous Premier Cru and the second wine Pavillon Rouge. A small amount of Sauvignon Blanc is also grown to make the Pauvillon Blanc wine. The average age of the vines at Château Margaux is thirty-five years.
Lot 204
A Magnum bottle of Château Lafite Rothschild, 1981, Pauillac, France.Category: red wine.Preserved box.1.5 L.Level: B.Château Lafite Rothschild is a winery located in Bordeaux, France, owned by Domaines Barons de Rothschild. The name Lafite comes from the Gascon word "la hite", meaning "little hill". Located in the large wine-producing village of Pauillac, in the Médoc region northwest of Bordeaux, it is believed that there were already vineyards there at the end of the 17th century. In the early 18th century Nicolas-Alexandre, Marquis de Ségur, refined the estate's winemaking techniques and introduced its wines to the most refined strata of the European nobility. He soon became known as the "prince of wine", and the wine of Château Lafite was called "the king's wine" thanks to the influential support of Marshal de Richelieu. By the end of the 18th century the winery's fame was fully established; even Thomas Jefferson visited the estate, becoming a lifelong consumer of its wines.
Lot 205
A Magnum bottle of Vega Sicilia Único, 1962, Ribera del Duero.Category: Red wine.Special edition with label designed by Vega Osorio.Vega Sicilia Único 1962 is considered a mythical wine of the Vega Sicilia winery.The 1962 vintage is one of the three best vintages of Vega Sicilia, which is why many expert oenologists have awarded it 100 points.In good condition. This wine has been stored in optimum conditions.It still has its original wooden box with damage caused by xylophages.1.5 l.Level: B.El Único is Vega Sicilia's reference wine, although it shares its special sparkle with the rest of the winery's wines. It comes from the oldest vines of the property and in its composition, apart from Tempranillo, there is more Cabernet Sauvignon than Merlot. Although it is old, the red maintains a liveliness provided by its good acidity, compensated by a round alcoholic content. It has an intense ripe cherry colour, with the lively edge of a wine that is always in fullness. The aroma is dominated by the toasted touches of the wood, with the hazelnut notes of its oxidative evolution during its years in barrels. It has a fullness of flavours of aged but clean wood, with dry and pleasantly bitter tannins from the oak, together with a touch of light sweetness from its alcohol. It is a very long flavoured wine, with race. This winery has been awarded the following prizes: Gold Medal and Grand Diploma of Honour at the 1927 Madrid Christmas Fair and the 1927 Barcelona Hotel Exhibition, and the Grand Prize of Honour at the 1929 Barcelona International Exhibition.
Lot 206
A bottle Petrus Grand Vin, 1982, Pomerol, France.Category: red wine.75cl.Level: C.1982 was a great vintage of Petrus Pomerol Grand Vin. Petrus is today one of the most appreciated and expensive wines in the world, along with the first crus from the left bank of the Gironde. The 11.4 hectares of Petrus vineyards are located on a plateau in the eastern part of Pomerol and produce 95% Merlot and 5% Cabernet Franc. The estate was one of the first in Bordeaux to use green harvesting to reduce yields and increase the quality of the remaining grapes, in some years even eliminating 50% of the harvest. The grapes are harvested entirely by hand over a period of two to three days and fermented in cement vats at controlled temperatures. The young wine is aged in new French oak barrels for twenty months. A severe selection is carried out prior to blending in vat, and some lots are rejected for the Grand Vin.
Lot 207
A bottle Petrus Grand Vin, 1982, Pomerol, France.Category: red wine.75cl.Level: C.1982 was a great vintage of Petrus Pomerol Grand Vin. Petrus is today one of the most appreciated and expensive wines in the world, along with the first crus from the left bank of the Gironde. The 11.4 hectares of Petrus vineyards are located on a plateau in the eastern part of Pomerol and produce 95% Merlot and 5% Cabernet Franc. The estate was one of the first in Bordeaux to use green harvesting to reduce yields and increase the quality of the remaining grapes, in some years even eliminating 50% of the harvest. The grapes are harvested entirely by hand over a period of two to three days and fermented in cement vats at controlled temperatures. The young wine is aged in new French oak barrels for twenty months. A severe selection is carried out prior to blending in vat, and some lots are rejected for the Grand Vin.
Lot 208
A bottle Petrus Grand Vin, 1982, Pomerol, France.Category: red wine.75cl.Level: C.1982 was a great vintage of Petrus Pomerol Grand Vin. Petrus is today one of the most appreciated and expensive wines in the world, along with the first crus from the left bank of the Gironde. The 11.4 hectares of Petrus vineyards are located on a plateau in the eastern part of Pomerol and produce 95% Merlot and 5% Cabernet Franc. The estate was one of the first in Bordeaux to use green harvesting to reduce yields and increase the quality of the remaining grapes, in some years even eliminating 50% of the harvest. The grapes are harvested entirely by hand over a period of two to three days and fermented in cement vats at controlled temperatures. The young wine is aged in new French oak barrels for twenty months. A severe selection is carried out prior to blending in vat, and some lots are rejected for the Grand Vin.
Lot 209
Two bottles of Château Cantemerle 1996, Haut Medoc Bordeaux, France.Category: Red wine.75 cl.Level: A-B.Château Cantemerle is a winery in the Haut-Médoc appellation of the Bordeaux wine region of France, in the commune of Macau. The wine produced here was the final property to be classified as one of the eighteen Cinquièmes Crus (Fifth Growths) in the Official Bordeaux Wine Classification of 1855. Its absence from the classification map presented at the 1855 Paris Exposition Universelle generated some controversy, although it has been included on all maps published after 1855. Some sources will include an asterisk next to the listing of Château Cantemerle in reference to this controversy. The estate has a long history in the Haut-Médoc with records detailing its existence since at least the 12th century and wine production since at least the 14th century. In the 19th century, the estate was severely affected by the phylloxera epidemic and mildew vine attacks, after which production was reduced by almost 50%. Towards the end of the 20th century, the estate was sold to the French insurance group Les Mutuelles d'Assurance du Bâtiment et des Travaux Public, which has contributed significant investment in the estate's vineyards and winemaking facilities.
Lot 212
Four bottles of Château Malescasse, 1995, Haut-Médoc, France.Category: Red wine.Cru Bourgeois.75cl.Level: C.Owned by the Austruy vineyards since 2012, Château Malescasse is a perfect example of the timeless classicism of the great wines of Haut-Médoc. Renowned for the quality of its wines and its privileged terroir, it is located between Margaux and Saint-Julien, in the commune of Lamarque. Here, on the most beautiful gravel slopes of the Médoc that make the great Bordeaux wines so special, Merlot and Cabernet express themselves harmoniously. This appellation designates the part of the Médoc peninsula that stretches from the gates of the capital of Gironde to Saint-Seurin de Cadourne in the north. Historically, it has been the home of many grands crus classés and crus bourgeois. Officially recognised as an AOC since 1935, it constitutes a third of the Médoc and its 4,567 hectares allow for numerous nuances, from one château to another. But it also forms a powerful link between them: that of a great terroir.
Lot 213
Four bottles of Château Malescasse,1995, Haut-Médoc, France.Category: Red wine.Cru Bourgeois.75cl.Damaged label.Level: B/D.Owned by the Austruy vineyards since 2012, Château Malescasse is a perfect example of the timeless classicism of the great wines of Haut-Médoc. Renowned for the quality of its wines and its privileged terroir, it is located between Margaux and Saint-Julien, in the commune of Lamarque. Here, on the most beautiful gravel slopes of the Médoc that make the great Bordeaux wines so special, Merlot and Cabernet express themselves harmoniously. This appellation designates the part of the Médoc peninsula that stretches from the gates of the capital of Gironde to Saint-Seurin de Cadourne in the north. Historically, it has been the home of many grands crus classés and crus bourgeois. Officially recognised as an AOC since 1935, it constitutes a third of the Médoc and its 4,567 hectares allow for numerous nuances, from one château to another. But it also forms a powerful link between them: that of a great terroir.
Lot 216
Three bottles Mauro, 2003, Castilla y León, Spain.Category: Red wine.Dirt and slight faults on the labels.Level: B.Mauro is today one of the safest and most reliable brands on the Spanish wine scene. It is a wine that has set a style due to its typicity, personality and character. It comes from the VT DO of Castilla y León. It is located in Tudela de Duero (Valladolid), in the heart of the Duero river valley.
Lot 217
Four bottles of Château Charmail 1997, Haut Medoc, France.Category: Red wine.75 cl.Level: C.The Charmail winery is located on the edge of the Gironde, which allows it to benefit from a certain mildness in temperatures and to be sheltered from the heavy winter frosts that can be dramatic for the plantation. The winery itself states "The property also has a real topographical advantage. The rolling hills and southern exposure contribute to the ripening of the grapes, and the vine plants enjoy a light wind that allows regular ventilation of the foliage and berries".
Lot 220
Three bottles Château La Lagune Grand Cru Classé 1997, Haut Médoc, Bordeaux, France.Category: red wine.75 cl.Level: C.Château La Lagune produces a wine that offers aromatic complexity and elegant textures. In 1730, Château La Lagune was already known for the production of Bordeaux wine. The property remained in the hands of the well-known de Seze family for several generations. Today, Caroline Frey is the manager of Chateau La Lagune, whose vineyards extend over 90 hectares.
Lot 223
Three bottles Château La Lagune Grand Cru Classé 1997, Haut Médoc, Bordeaux, France.Category: red wine.75 cl.Level: C.Château La Lagune produces a wine that offers aromatic complexity and elegant textures. In 1730, Château La Lagune was already known for the production of Bordeaux wine. The property remained in the hands of the well-known de Seze family for several generations. Today, Caroline Frey is the manager of Chateau La Lagune, whose vineyards extend over 90 hectares.
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