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1985 Henri Jayer Echezeaux Grand Cru Burgundy
Henri Jayer's Burgundies are legendary among wine aficionados. Jayer is now retired and bottlings like this Grand Cru Echezeaux are vinous treasures and the epitome of great red Burgundy. Extremely limited! Excellent fill with front label damage.
Price: $950,00
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1985 Paolo Scavino Barolo Bric del Fiasc 1.5 L Piedmont
Enrico Scavino is one of the small, innovative producers in Piedmont whose wines consistently impress. Scavino works tirelessly to endow his wines with the depth of character that can only come from intimate knowledge of the vineyard. The Bric del Fiasc vineyard is 12 acres in size and considered the finest in the Castiglione Falletto appellation. The 1985 vintage produced approximately 1,200 cases, and we received a single case of magnums directly from the estate's cellar.
Price: $275,00
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1986 Ch. d'Yquem Sauternes Premier Grand Cru Bordeaux
1986 d'Yquem is another great wine, one that will rival the legendary 1975 and 1937. Over the next 40 years this fine collectible will handsomely reward those who are fortunate enough to taste it.
Price: $349,95
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1986 Ch. Lafite-Rothschild Pauillac Premier Cru Bordeaux France
The 1986 Chateau Lafite-Rothschild is widely considered to be one of the top wines of this excellent vintage and destined to join other legendary vintages of Lafite, such as 1959 and 1961. The remarkable concentration, finesse, and length of the 1986 vintage promise 15-20 years in the cellar.
Price: $425,00
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1986 Ch. Latour Pauillac Premier Cru Bordeaux
Chateau Latour is the ultimate example of power, grace and harmony in a purely masculine style. The typical Latour is dense and firmly constructed and pays big dividends to those who give it the requisite cellaring. This 1986 has the structure to age well another 20 years, so try to wait until 2005 -- at least --to enjoy it.
Price: $269,95
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1986 Ch. Latour Pauillac Premier Cru 1.5 L Bordeaux France
Chateau Latour is the ultimate example of power, grace, and harmony in a purely masculine style. The typical Latour is dense and firmly constructed and pays big dividends to those who give it the requisite cellaring. This magnum of 1986 Latour has the structure to age well for another 20 years, so try to wait until 2005 -- at least -- to enjoy it.
Price: $699,95
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1986 Ch. Margaux Premier Cru Bordeaux France
A favorite of founding father Thomas Jefferson, Chateau Margaux is known to be the most elegant, perfumed, and delicate of all first growth Bordeaux. This house enjoyed particular accolades during the 1980s; it's argued that the celebrated vintages of '81, '82, and '86 were the best in all of Bordeaux. These wines can easily age for 40-50 years but given the femininity of Margaux, you may pop the cork (gently!) for your next special occasion.
Price: $495,00
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1986 Ch. Mouton-Rothschild Pauillac Premier Cru Bordeaux France
Few if any wines can match Chateau Mouton-Rothschild for astonishing power, opulence, and seductive fruit. The 1986 is one of the great Moutons in recent history and can be simply described as grand vin. These bottles were purchased directly from a cellar and are in pristine condition. Very limited.
Price: $595,00
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1986 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.
Price: $225,00
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1987 Chateau de la Guimoniere Coteaux du Layon Chaume Loire Valley France
As with exceptional Sauternes, noble-rot affected grapes are hand harvested in successive tries, or pickings, for Coteaux du Layon Chaume's Chenin Blancs. This appellation is perhaps the Loire Valley's greatest sweet white-wine region. Decadently delicious when young, this multifaceted wine can age gracefully for 50 years or more. Owned by the Doucet family in Anjou's famous Chaume hamlet, the Chateau de la Guimoniere is Coteaux du Layon Chaume's largest producer of sweet white wine. The high-quality 1987 vintage is full, with rounded fruit flavors and mineral expression. Decant it first, and have it the local way as an aperitif, with foie gras, or with chevre or blue cheese.
Price: $37,00
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