1949 Vosne RomaneeCollection du Docteur BaroletHenri de VillamontM/SStained and damaged label1x75clThe wines of Dr. Albert Barolet have their origins in a business created by his father Mr. Arthur Barolet Mr. Arthur Barolet would purchase wine in barrel for delivery to his cellar in Beaune. Here the wine would undergo elevage, bottling, and maturation at which point it was privately sold to various customers.There appears to be but few records regarding the Barolet firm which might be the result of it dealing with mostly private clients. The firm of Arthur Barolet et Fils was founded in 1830. This date is found on a blank menu titled "Gargantua aux Hospices de Beaune" from 1906 as well as on company letterhead from the 1940s In the early 20th century, there are a few listings of the firm mostly with regards to the annual sales of wine at the Hospices de Beaune.Arthur Barolet passed away in 1931 at the Hospices de Beaune. The business was taken over by Dr. Albert Barolet who placed a few advertisements for the sale of barrels over the next few years. The public side of the company appears to leave few traces after this point.Upon Dr. Albert Barolet's death in 1969, the wines were left to his two sisters who in turn sold the wine off to the Swiss firm Henri de Villamont. That fall, Harry Waugh, wine director at Harvey's of Bristol, visited the Barolet mansion. Here he found tens of thousands of binned bottles with vintages dating back to 1911. The youngest vintages, such as 1959, were still in wood.The Villamont firm agreed to a major auction with Christie's in order to determine the market pricing. The bottles were unlabeled so new labels had to be created. The Dr. Barolet wines continued to be sold after the first Christie's auction in 1969. According to Michael Broadbent's notes, there was at least a second tranche released which had been recorked by de VillamontThe wines were also available in the Washington, DC area beginning in 1972. The pricing at MacArthur Liquors puts them in the range of the then recently released wines of Domaine de la Romanee-Conti.
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1985 Chablis Grand Cru, BougrosDomaine Vacroix1x75cl1986 Chablis 1er Cru, Montee de TonnerreDomaine Louis Michel et Fils1x75cl1988 Chablis 1er Cru, Montee de TonnerreDomaine Louis Michel et Fils1x75cl1989 Chablis 1er Cru, Montee de TonnerreDomaine Louis Michel et Fils1x75cl1989 Chablis Grand Cru, Les ClosDomaine Louis Michel et Fils1x75cl1996 Chablis 1er Cru, Montee de TonnerreDomaine Louis Michel et Fils1x75clTotal 6x75clThese wines have all been stored since first release in a deep cellar in an Important House in Southern England. Any label damage has been caused by dampness having been stored on the floor. The climatic conditions for ageing the wine inside the bottle has been perfect.Having tried a number of wines, with a focus on older whites' from weaker vintages going back 30 years, the condition is outstanding.
2005 Rully 1er Cru, Miex Cadot Domaine Boillot2x75cl2005 Rully, 1er CruDomaine Eric Suremain3x75cl2005 Puligny Montrachet 1er Cru, Les Champs GainsDomaine Vincent Dureuil Janthial5x75clTotal 10x75clThese wines have all been stored since first release in a deep cellar in an Important House in Southern England. Any label damage has been caused by dampness having been stored on the floor. The climatic conditions for ageing the wine inside the bottle has been perfect.Having tried a number of wines, with a focus on older whites' from weaker vintages going back 30 years, the condition is outstanding.
1983 PommardDomaine Michel Pont2x75cl1985 Morey St Denis 1er CruDomaine Drouhin1x75cl1985 Nuits st Georges, Clos des Dorrets St GeorgesDomaine Henri Gouges1x75cl1985 Chambolle Musigny 1er CruDomaine Drouhin1x75cl1985 Beaune, Les ChouaceauxDomaine Chantal Lescure2x75clTotal 7x75clThese wines have all been stored since first release in a deep cellar in an Important House in Southern England. Any label damage has been caused by dampness having been stored on the floor. The climatic conditions for ageing the wine inside the bottle has been perfect.Having tried a number of wines, with a focus on older whites' from weaker vintages going back 30 years, the condition is outstanding.
1990 Vosne Romanee 1er Cru, Les SuchotsDomaine Chantal Lescure1x75cl1990 Vosne RomaneeDomaine Gros1x75cl1990 Volnay, 1er CruDomaine Hubert de Montille2x75cl1990 Morey St Denis, Clos des OrmesDomaine Lignier1x75cl1990 Beaune, Les ChouaceauxDomaine Chantal Lescure2x75clTotal 7x75clThese wines have all been stored since first release in a deep cellar in an Important House in Southern England. Any label damage has been caused by dampness having been stored on the floor. The climatic conditions for ageing the wine inside the bottle has been perfect.Having tried a number of wines, with a focus on older whites' from weaker vintages going back 30 years, the condition is outstanding.
1996 Beaune TeuronsDomaine Bouchard2x75cl1996 Le Corton, Grand cruDomaine Bouchard2x75cl1996 BourgogneDomaine Lafarge2x75clTotal 6x75clThese wines have all been stored since first release in a deep cellar in an Important House in Southern England. Any label damage has been caused by dampness having been stored on the floor. The climatic conditions for ageing the wine inside the bottle has been perfect.Having tried a number of wines, with a focus on older whites' from weaker vintages going back 30 years, the condition is outstanding.
1999 MercureyDomaine Vincent Dureuil Janthial8x75cl1999 Monthelie Clos des Champs FulliotDomaine Bouchard4x75clTotal 12x75cl These wines have all been stored since first release in a deep cellar in an Important House in Southern England. Any label damage has been caused by dampness having been stored on the floor. The climatic conditions for ageing the wine inside the bottle has been perfect.Having tried a number of wines, with a focus on older whites' from weaker vintages going back 30 years, the condition is outstanding.
NV Mixed Champagne12x75cl These Champagnes have all been stored since in a deep cellar in an Important House in Southern England. Any label damage has been caused by dampness having been stored on the floor. The climatic conditions for ageing the wine inside the bottle has been perfect.Many of the bottles have been stored for the 5-15 years and some for 15-30 years Having selected one bottle of Champagne at Random (Moet et Chandon. Circa 1990). I can confirm that the condition is outstanding. I have always been a huge advocate of mature NV Champagne if stored properly. Obviously with a mixed selection, bottles will vary, but here is the note for the bottle of Moet we tried. A vibrant shimmering light gold colour amplified by a fine white mousse. The bubbles are soft but persevere to create a beautiful wine - perfectly mature, brioche & a gentle caramel, with a easy going acidity holding it all together like a fine white wine, but with the sparkle of champagne. Not a hint of any oxidation. The fruit starting to hold court over the acidity. A wonderful opportunity to buy NV Champagne with added complexity. On its own or with food, this is the sort of Champagne that gets you talking about it , rather than just something to drink while talking about something else Tasted April 2022
1998 Pavillon Blanc du Chateau Margaux1x75cl1999 Pavillon Blanc du Chateau Margaux9x75clTotal 10x75clThese wines have all been stored since first release in a deep cellar in an Important House in Southern England. Any label damage has been caused by dampness having been stored on the floor. The climatic conditions for ageing the wine inside the bottle has been perfect.Having tried a number of wines, with a focus on older whites' from weaker vintages going back 30 years,the condition is outstanding.
1967 Chateau Latour, 1er Cru ClassePauillacT/SDamaged Label1x75clThese wines have all been stored since first release in a deep cellar in an Important House in Southern England. Any label damage has been caused by dampness having been stored on the floor. The climatic conditions for ageing the wine inside the bottle has been perfect.Having tried a number of wines, with a focus on older whites' from weaker vintages going back 30 years, the condition is outstanding.
1973 Chateau Palmer, 3eme Cru ClasseMargauxMissing Labels10x75clThese wines have all been stored since first release in a deep cellar in an Important House in Southern England. Any label damage has been caused by dampness having been stored on the floor. The climatic conditions for ageing the wine inside the bottle has been perfect.Having tried a number of wines, with a focus on older whites' from weaker vintages going back 30 years, the condition is outstanding.
1973 Chateau Palmer, 3eme Cru ClasseMargauxMissing Labels12x75clThese wines have all been stored since first release in a deep cellar in an Important House in Southern England. Any label damage has been caused by dampness having been stored on the floor. The climatic conditions for ageing the wine inside the bottle has been perfect.Having tried a number of wines, with a focus on older whites' from weaker vintages going back 30 years, the condition is outstanding.
1975 Chateau Ducru Beaucaillou, 2eme Cru ClasseSt JulienBadly damaged labels8x75clThese wines have all been stored since first release in a deep cellar in an Important House in Southern England. Any label damage has been caused by dampness having been stored on the floor. The climatic conditions for ageing the wine inside the bottle has been perfect.Having tried a number of wines, with a focus on older whites' from weaker vintages going back 30 years, the condition is outstanding.
1975 Chateau Leoville Barton, 2eme Cru ClasseSt JulienLabel and capsule damage6x75cl These wines have all been stored since first release in a deep cellar in an Important House in Southern England. Any label damage has been caused by dampness having been stored on the floor. The climatic conditions for ageing the wine inside the bottle has been perfect.Having tried a number of wines, with a focus on older whites' from weaker vintages going back 30 years, the condition is outstanding.
1975 Chateau Hostein MarbuzetSt EstepheMissing labels12x75clThese wines have all been stored since first release in a deep cellar in an Important House in Southern England. Any label damage has been caused by dampness having been stored on the floor. The climatic conditions for ageing the wine inside the bottle has been perfect.Having tried a number of wines, with a focus on older whites' from weaker vintages going back 30 years, the condition is outstanding.
1986 Chateau Talbot, 4eme Cru ClasseSt Julien3x75clThese wines have all been stored since first release in a deep cellar in an Important House in Southern England. Any label damage has been caused by dampness having been stored on the floor. The climatic conditions for ageing the wine inside the bottle has been perfect.Having tried a number of wines, with a focus on older whites' from weaker vintages going back 30 years, the condition is outstanding.
1986 Chateau Gruaud Larose, 2eme Cru ClasseSt JulienBadly damaged and missing labels4x75clThese wines have all been stored since first release in a deep cellar in an Important House in Southern England. Any label damage has been caused by dampness having been stored on the floor. The climatic conditions for ageing the wine inside the bottle has been perfect.Having tried a number of wines, with a focus on older whites' from weaker vintages going back 30 years, the condition is outstanding.
1990 Chateau LabegorceMargaux6x75clThese wines have all been stored since first release in a deep cellar in an Important House in Southern England. Any label damage has been caused by dampness having been stored on the floor. The climatic conditions for ageing the wine inside the bottle has been perfect.Having tried a number of wines, with a focus on older whites' from weaker vintages going back 30 years, the condition is outstanding.
1990 Chateau d'Angludet, Cru BourgeoisMargaux6x75clThese wines have all been stored since first release in a deep cellar in an Important House in Southern England. Any label damage has been caused by dampness having been stored on the floor. The climatic conditions for ageing the wine inside the bottle has been perfect.Having tried a number of wines, with a focus on older whites' from weaker vintages going back 30 years, the condition is outstanding.
2003 Chateau La ConseillantePomerol1x75clThese wines have all been stored since first release in a deep cellar in an Important House in Southern England. Any label damage has been caused by dampness having been stored on the floor. The climatic conditions for ageing the wine inside the bottle has been perfect.Having tried a number of wines, with a focus on older whites' from weaker vintages going back 30 years, the condition is outstanding.
2006 Chateau La Fleur PetrusPomerol3x75clThese wines have all been stored since first release in a deep cellar in an Important House in Southern England. Any label damage has been caused by dampness having been stored on the floor. The climatic conditions for ageing the wine inside the bottle has been perfect.Having tried a number of wines, with a focus on older whites' from weaker vintages going back 30 years, the condition is outstanding.
2003 Chateau Haut Bages Liberal, 5eme Cru ClassePauillac6x75cl These wines have all been stored since first release in a deep cellar in an Important House in Southern England. Any label damage has been caused by dampness having been stored on the floor. The climatic conditions for ageing the wine inside the bottle has been perfect.Having tried a number of wines, with a focus on older whites' from weaker vintages going back 30 years, the condition is outstanding.
1975 Chateau Leoville Las Cases, 2eme Cru ClasseSt Julien1x75cl1982 Clos du Marquis (Second Wine of Chateau Leoville Las Cases)St Julien3 bottles have missing labels5x75clTotal 6x75clThese wines have all been stored since first release in a deep cellar in an Important House in Southern England. Any label damage has been caused by dampness having been stored on the floor. The climatic conditions for ageing the wine inside the bottle has been perfect.Having tried a number of wines, with a focus on older whites' from weaker vintages going back 30 years, the condition is outstanding.
1976 Chateau Lynch Bages, 5eme Cru ClassePauillac1x75cl1976 Chateau Cantenac Brown, 2eme Cru ClasseMargaux2x37.5cl1983 Chateau Ducru Beaucaillou, 2eme Cru Classe1x75cl1984 Chateau Palmer, 3eme Cru ClasseMargaux2x75cl1986 Chateau Ormes de Pez, Cru BourgeoisSt Estephe1x75cl1983 Chateau Leoville Las Cases, 2eme Cru ClasseSt Julien1x75clTotal 6x75cl & 2x37.5clThese wines have all been stored since first release in a deep cellar in an Important House in Southern England. Any label damage has been caused by dampness having been stored on the floor. The climatic conditions for ageing the wine inside the bottle has been perfect.Having tried a number of wines, with a focus on older whites' from weaker vintages going back 30 years, the condition is outstanding.
1990 Chateau Cissac, Cru BourgeoisMedoc5x75cl1990 Chateau La Lagune, 4eme Cru ClasseMedoc3x75cl1990 Chateau Haut Bages Liberal, 5eme Cru ClassePauillac2x75cl1990 Chateau Batailley, 5eme Cru ClassePaulliac1x75clTotal 11x75clThese wines have all been stored since first release in a deep cellar in an Important House in Southern England. Any label damage has been caused by dampness having been stored on the floor. The climatic conditions for ageing the wine inside the bottle has been perfect.Having tried a number of wines, with a focus on older whites' from weaker vintages going back 30 years, the condition is outstanding.
2003 Chateau Cantemerle, 5eme Cru ClasseMedoc3x75cl2003 Clos des Quatre VentsMargaux3x75cl2003 Chateau Rolland-MailletPomerol3x75clTotal 9x75clThese wines have all been stored since first release in a deep cellar in an Important House in Southern England. Any label damage has been caused by dampness having been stored on the floor. The climatic conditions for ageing the wine inside the bottle has been perfect.Having tried a number of wines, with a focus on older whites' from weaker vintages going back 30 years, the condition is outstanding.
2003 Chateau Aiguilhe1x75cl2003 Chateau Cambon Le Pelouse, Cru BourgeoisHaut Medoc1x75cl2003 Chateau de CarlesFronsac1x75cl2003 Chateau Potensac, Cru BourgeoisMedoc1x75cl2003 Chateau SiauracPomerol1x75cl2003 Chateau Lacoste Borie (Second Wine of Chateau Grand Puy Lacoste)Pauillac1x75cl2003 Chateau Picque CaillouPessac Leognan2x75clTotal 8x75clThese wines have all been stored since first release in a deep cellar in an Important House in Southern England. Any label damage has been caused by dampness having been stored on the floor. The climatic conditions for ageing the wine inside the bottle has been perfect.Having tried a number of wines, with a focus on older whites' from weaker vintages going back 30 years, the condition is outstanding.
2009 Clos La Madeleine, Grand CruSt Emilion2x75cl2010 Chateau Vieux Chateau LandonMedoc3x75cl2011 Chateau Pitray6x75clTotal 11x75cl These wines have all been stored since first release in a deep cellar in an Important House in Southern England. Any label damage has been caused by dampness having been stored on the floor. The climatic conditions for ageing the wine inside the bottle has been perfect.Having tried a number of wines, with a focus on older whites' from weaker vintages going back 30 years, the condition is outstanding.
1990 Chateauneuf du Pape, Clos du Mont OlivetDomaine Sabon1x75cl1998 Chateauneuf du PapeDomaine du Pegau1x75cl2007 Chateauneuf du Pape 'Vieux Chemin'Chateau Fargueirol1x75cl2005 Coudoulet de Beaucastel2x75cl1995 Hermitage La ChapelleDomaine Jaboulet1x75cl2005 Cote RotieDomaine Burgaud1x75cl2005 Cote RotieDomaine Robert Niero2x75clTotal 9x75cl These wines have all been stored since first release in a deep cellar in an Important House in Southern England. Any label damage has been caused by dampness having been stored on the floor. The climatic conditions for ageing the wine inside the bottle has been perfect.Having tried a number of wines, with a focus on older whites' from weaker vintages going back 30 years, the condition is outstanding.
2009 Cornas Granit 30Domaine Vincent Paris1x75cl2005 Cornas ChaillotDomaine Franck Balthazar1x75cl2001 Gigondas Domaine du Pesquier3x75cl2007 Crozes HermitageDomaine Alain Graillot3x75cl2007 GigondasDomaine des Espiers1x75cl2007 VacquerasDomaine le Couroulu3x75clTotal 12x75cl These wines have all been stored since first release in a deep cellar in an Important House in Southern England. Any label damage has been caused by dampness having been stored on the floor. The climatic conditions for ageing the wine inside the bottle has been perfect.Having tried a number of wines, with a focus on older whites' from weaker vintages going back 30 years, the condition is outstanding.
1995 Vacqueyras ReserveChateau des ToursRayasStored in the cellars of a fine Norfolk house since first release 12x75clThis exceptional wine is at the peak of its powers now. Stunning purity with layer and layers of ripe damson fruit entwined with notes of cigar box. Spicy and rich and Medium Bodied . A true thoroughbred and proof that in the right hands , magic can take place. - Mark Robertson - April 2022Stored in a fine Norfolk cellar
1977 HermitageDomaine Etienne Guigal4x75cl These wines have all been stored since first release in a deep cellar in an Important House in Southern England. Any label damage has been caused by dampness having been stored on the floor. The climatic conditions for ageing the wine inside the bottle has been perfect.Having tried a number of wines, with a focus on older whites' from weaker vintages going back 30 years, the condition is outstanding.
2005 HermitageDomaine Du Colombier1x150cl These wines have all been stored since first release in a deep cellar in an Important House in Southern England. Any label damage has been caused by dampness having been stored on the floor. The climatic conditions for ageing the wine inside the bottle has been perfect.Having tried a number of wines, with a focus on older whites' from weaker vintages going back 30 years, the condition is outstanding.
1998 Chateau Musar BlancBekka Valley7x75cl These wines have all been stored since first release in a deep cellar in an Important House in Southern England. Any label damage has been caused by dampness having been stored on the floor. The climatic conditions for ageing the wine inside the bottle has been perfect.Having tried a number of wines, with a focus on older whites' from weaker vintages going back 30 years, the condition is outstanding.
1999 Chateau Musar BlancBekka Valley11x75cl These wines have all been stored since first release in a deep cellar in an Important House in Southern England. Any label damage has been caused by dampness having been stored on the floor. The climatic conditions for ageing the wine inside the bottle has been perfect.Having tried a number of wines, with a focus on older whites' from weaker vintages going back 30 years, the condition is outstanding.
2003 Chateau Musar RougeBekka Valley3x75cl These wines have all been stored since first release in a deep cellar in an Important House in Southern England. Any label damage has been caused by dampness having been stored on the floor. The climatic conditions for ageing the wine inside the bottle has been perfect.Having tried a number of wines, with a focus on older whites' from weaker vintages going back 30 years, the condition is outstanding.
1988 Semillon, Tilly's VineyardHenschkeDamaged Labels6x75cl These wines have all been stored since first release in a deep cellar in an Important House in Southern England. Any label damage has been caused by dampness having been stored on the floor. The climatic conditions for ageing the wine inside the bottle has been perfect.Having tried a number of wines, with a focus on older whites' from weaker vintages going back 30 years, the condition is outstanding.
1983 Batard Montrachet, Grand Cru Domaine Lequin RoussotDamaged label1x75clSold without reserveFull yellow colour, deep and mature but lively; remarkably fresh and pure (this wine is 34 years old!), slightly lactic, hint of honey, fresh and oaky, tart lemon, has lost most of its fruity stuffing, resinous finish, very good length. Perfectly intact on the second day, no rush. And still going strong on day four. Oh, the miracle that is called sulphur! Cellar Tracker 2017Stored in a fine Norfolk cellar
A selection of Marklin tinplate O gauge model railway rolling stock, 1930s comprising 18440 luggage box car with internal lights, 18750 goods wagon in red, 17320 goods wagon in green, 19950 20 tons hopper wagon, 17760 wine barrel wagon, two 17720R low side cars, a crane, a box cargo wagon in red, and a flat bed wagon in white and black
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