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__________ - Rare Wines
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1985 Bollinger R.D. Brut 1.5L Champagne France
R.D. stands for “recently disgorged” and refers to the process by which the yeast sediment is removed from a bottle of Champagne. During the time the yeast is in contact with the wine, all sorts of interesting, toasty, yeasty flavors are produced and the wine becomes more complex and creamy on the palate. The longer the wine stays in contact with the yeasts, the finer quality of the wine. Bollinger’s R.D. spends a minimum of eight years on the yeast prior to disgorgement and release to the market. The Bollinger 1985 R.D. is a remarkable bottle of wine, rich and elegant at the same time, and will serve to enhance any special occasion. Also available in double magnum while supplies last.
Price: $395,00
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1985 Bollinger R.D. Brut 3.0L Champagne France
R.D. stands for “recently disgorged” and refers to the process by which the yeast sediment is removed from a bottle of Champagne. During the time the yeast is in contact with the wine, all sorts of interesting, toasty, yeasty flavors are produced and the wine becomes more complex and creamy on the palate. The longer the wine stays in contact with the yeasts, the finer quality of the wine. Bollinger’s R.D. spends a minimum of eight years on the yeast prior to disgorgement and release to the market. The Bollinger 1985 R.D. is a remarkable bottle of wine, rich and elegant at the same time, and will serve to enhance any special occasion. Also available in magnums while supplies last.
Price: $750,00
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1985 Bollinger R.D. Champagne France
R.D. stands for “recently disgorged” and refers to the process by which the yeast sediment is removed from a bottle of Champagne. During the time the yeast is in contact with the wine, all sorts of interesting, toasty, yeasty flavors are produced and the wine becomes more complex and creamy on the palate. The longer the wine stays in contact with the yeasts, the finer quality of the wine. Bollinger’s R.D. spends a minimum of eight years on the yeast prior to disgorgement and release to the market. The Bollinger 1985 R.D. is a remarkable bottle of wine, rich and elegant at the same time, and will serve to enhance any special occasion. Also available in magnums while supplies last.
Price: $179,95
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1985 Ch. Cos d'Estournel St. Estephe Bordeaux France
By a good measure, the top producer in St. Estephe and one of the 'super seconds' in the Bordeaux firmament. The use of 40 percent Merlot and generous new oak balances the character of Cos d'Estournel's heavier clay soils. The 1985 was an excellent vintage for this chateau.
Price: $199,95
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1985 Ch. Margaux Chateau Margaux Bordeaux
This First Growth Bordeaux shares its name with the commune of Margaux in which the estate lies. The '80s marked the resurgence of quality here after a long slump, and Margaux is now back among the top red wines of the region. Our current supplies of the '85 were purchased from a private cellar in England and are in pristine condition.
Price: $425,00
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1985 Charles Ellner Champagne Brut Millesime Reserve France
This wine, from an excellent vintage, is remarkably youthful and holding nicely with round, creamy flavors and a complex aroma of ripe fruit and roasted nuts. One of the real pleasures of Champagne is discovering the passionate small producers, such as Charles Ellner.
Price: $85,00
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1985 Chateau de la Guimoniere Coteaux du Layon Loire Valley France
Decadently delicious when young, this multifaceted wine can age gracefully for 50 years or more. As with superlative Sauternes, the noble-rot affected Chenin Blanc grapes are hand-harvested in successive tries, or pickings. Owned by the Doucet family in Anjou's famous Chaume hamlet, the Chateau de la Guimoniere is great as an aperitif or with blue cheese. Off-dry and comparable to the 1986 vintage, the 1985 has now matured and developed a wonderful mineral expression with honey and quince touches. This is a bottle to be decanted.
Price: $37,00
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1985 Chateau Pichon Lalande Pauillac Bordeaux
Under the direction of the dedicated Madame de Lencquesaing since 1978, Pichon Lalande is widely regarded as one of the finest properties in Bordeaux. Situated between Léoville Las Cases and Latour, 35% Merlot in the vineyards contributes a round, voluptuous texture to the wines. The '85 Pichon is aging very gracefully.
Price: $175,00
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1985 Dom. Romanee-Conti La Tache Grand Cru Burgundy France
La Tache is among Burgundy’s, and the world’s, greatest vineyards. Weighing in at just 14.4 acres in size, the vineyard is exclusively owned by Domaine de la Romanee-Conti. In good vintages La Tache can be among the greatest red Burgundies made. The wines are renowned for their profoundly supple and exotic fruit and multidimensional complexity. The 1985 vintage is no exception and is drinking beautifully now.
Price: $1,00
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1985 Dow's Vintage Port 1.5 L Douro Valley Portugal
The 1985 Dow’s Port is rich, concentrated, and powerful. This wine offers sweet, intense, and powerful ripe berry, plum, and tar notes along with a firm, tannic backbone. The large-format bottling is hard to find, but has great aging potential. Drink now or cellar for an additional 25 years.
Price: $159,95
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