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Auction archive: Lot number 42

Château Mouton-Rothschild--Vintage 1982

Auction 23.02.2006
23 Feb 2006
Estimate
£4,000 - £5,000
ca. US$6,992 - US$8,740
Price realised:
£5,058
ca. US$8,841
Auction archive: Lot number 42

Château Mouton-Rothschild--Vintage 1982

Auction 23.02.2006
23 Feb 2006
Estimate
£4,000 - £5,000
ca. US$6,992 - US$8,740
Price realised:
£5,058
ca. US$8,841
Beschreibung:

Château Mouton-Rothschild--Vintage 1982 Pauillac, 1er cru classé Lot 42 very good appearance. Levels into neck. Lot 43 badly bin-soiled and torn labels. Levels: ten into neck, one base of neck and one top-shoulder In original wooden cases, lot 43 with new lid Tasting Note: Magnificent, the higher than normal percentage (80 of Cabernet Sauvignon very noticeable. Exactly two dozen notes from 1985 and not a dud among them. At ten years of age, still opaque and youthful; a massively spicy nose and flavour, yet lots of flesh, my No 2 to Petrus by half a point. And on, and on. By 1996, at the tasting of '82s in Brussels, a mulberry ripe Cabernet nose; intense, dramatic, silky-leathery tannins. Unready. Excellent at Kaplan's '82 event, hefty, thick, very tannic. Still stylish at Hollywood Wine Society's Mouton tasting (1998). A somewhat less enthusiastic note at the Athenaeum House and Wine Committee dinner: 'touch of tar' on the nose 'stolid, impressive, but unexciting' (April 2000) but reprieved three days later though 'tarry' again added to its rich, ripe, Cabernet Sauvignon bouquet; 'better this evening than last Monday'. Open knit, 'coarser on finish' (than Lafite). Last noted at the La Reserve tasting of 1982 Pauillacs, April 2001 ****(*). M.B. 12 bottles per lot

Auction archive: Lot number 42
Auction:
Datum:
23 Feb 2006
Auction house:
Christie's
23 February 2006, London, King Street
Beschreibung:

Château Mouton-Rothschild--Vintage 1982 Pauillac, 1er cru classé Lot 42 very good appearance. Levels into neck. Lot 43 badly bin-soiled and torn labels. Levels: ten into neck, one base of neck and one top-shoulder In original wooden cases, lot 43 with new lid Tasting Note: Magnificent, the higher than normal percentage (80 of Cabernet Sauvignon very noticeable. Exactly two dozen notes from 1985 and not a dud among them. At ten years of age, still opaque and youthful; a massively spicy nose and flavour, yet lots of flesh, my No 2 to Petrus by half a point. And on, and on. By 1996, at the tasting of '82s in Brussels, a mulberry ripe Cabernet nose; intense, dramatic, silky-leathery tannins. Unready. Excellent at Kaplan's '82 event, hefty, thick, very tannic. Still stylish at Hollywood Wine Society's Mouton tasting (1998). A somewhat less enthusiastic note at the Athenaeum House and Wine Committee dinner: 'touch of tar' on the nose 'stolid, impressive, but unexciting' (April 2000) but reprieved three days later though 'tarry' again added to its rich, ripe, Cabernet Sauvignon bouquet; 'better this evening than last Monday'. Open knit, 'coarser on finish' (than Lafite). Last noted at the La Reserve tasting of 1982 Pauillacs, April 2001 ****(*). M.B. 12 bottles per lot

Auction archive: Lot number 42
Auction:
Datum:
23 Feb 2006
Auction house:
Christie's
23 February 2006, London, King Street
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