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Lot 669
Henschke Mount Edelstone Shiraz 1993 1 bt Henschke Mount Edelstone Shiraz 1994 2 bts Henschke Mount Edelstone Shiraz 1996 1 bt Henschke Mount Edelstone Shiraz 1998 1 bt Henschke Mount Edelstone Shiraz 2000 1 bt Henschke Mount Edelstone Shiraz 2004 6 bts. Above 12 bts. Some label damage but wine clearly in excellent condition. Bought on release and stored in a damp underground Worcestershire brick cellar.
Lot 112
Chateau d'Yquem 1928 Sauternes 1 bt VTS/BN. Bought by the current owner's grandfather in the years immediately following the war and stored in underground cellar south of Birmingham until these passed to their present owners just over a year ago. The condition of these bottles is remarkable. The cork is clearly printed with the vintage as is the capsule. The colour and clarity of the wine is truly remarkable, a chance to own a piece of history.
Lot 113
Chateau d'Yquem 1945 Sauternes 1 bt BN. Bought by the current owner's grandfather in the years immediately following the war and stored in underground cellar south of Birmingham until these passed to their present owners just over a year ago. The condition of these bottles is remarkable. The cork is clearly printed with the vintage as is the capsule. The colour and clarity of the wine is truly remarkable, a chance to own a piece of history.
Lot 115
Chateau d'Yquem 1945 Sauternes 1 bt VTS. Bought by the current owner's grandfather in the years immediately following the war and stored in underground cellar south of Birmingham until these passed to their present owners just over a year ago. The condition of these bottles is remarkable. The cork is clearly printed with the vintage as is the capsule. The colour and clarity of the wine is truly remarkable, a chance to own a piece of history.
Lot 116
Chateau d'Yquem 1945 Sauternes 1 bt vts/BN. Bought by the current owner's grandfather in the years immediately following the war and stored in underground cellar south of Birmingham until these passed to their present owners just over a year ago. The condition of these bottles is remarkable. The cork is clearly printed with the vintage as is the capsule. The colour and clarity of the wine is truly remarkable, a chance to own a piece of history.
Lot 123
Chateau La Tour Blanche Donation Osiris 1940 1 bt BN. Bought by the current owner's grandfather in the years immediately following the war and stored in underground cellar south of Birmingham until these passed to their present owners just over a year ago. The condition of these bottles is remarkable. As is common with bottles from vintages during WW2 these are bottled in light blue glass which makes the wine appear slightly darker in colour than it actually is.
Lot 124
Chateau La Tour Blanche Donation Osiris 1940 1 bt TS. Bought by the current owner's grandfather in the years immediately following the war and stored in underground cellar south of Birmingham until these passed to their present owners just over a year ago. The condition of these bottles is remarkable. As is common with bottles from vintages during WW2 these are bottled in light blue glass which makes the wine appear slightly darker in colour than it actually is.
Lot 125
Chateau La Tour Blanche Donation Osiris 1940 1 bt TS. Bought by the current owner's grandfather in the years immediately following the war and stored in underground cellar south of Birmingham until these passed to their present owners just over a year ago. The condition of these bottles is remarkable. As is common with bottles from vintages during WW2 these are bottled in light blue glass which makes the wine appear slightly darker in colour than it actually is.
Lot 126
Chateau La Tour Blanche Donation Osiris 1940 1 bt VTS. Bought by the current owner's grandfather in the years immediately following the war and stored in underground cellar south of Birmingham until these passed to their present owners just over a year ago. The condition of these bottles is remarkable. As is common with bottles from vintages during WW2 these are bottled in light blue glass which makes the wine appear slightly darker in colour than it actually is.
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