Offered duty paid, but available in bond. VAT at 1… 显示更多 A REMARKABLE COLLECTION OF LARGE FORMATS FROM CHATEAU LATOUR - TO BE SHIPPED DIRECTLY FROM THE RESERVE CELLARS OF THE CHATEAU We are privileged to be able to offer a limited quantity of Imperials and Jeroboams from some of Château Latour's greatest vintages of the last 45 years, leading back to the iconic 1961. This is a remarkable collection, which has been selected and reserved especially for this sale. None of these bottles has ever moved from this perfect storage, having been held in the Estate reserves since the respective year of production. All levels are high fill, into neck, with the exception of the 1973 Jeroboam and Imperial, and the 1996 Jeroboam, which are base of neck. Each bottle will carry a back-label recording that it was aged at the property until despatched in 2007, guaranteeing authenticity and provenance. Each Lot will be individually packed in custom-made wooden cases in the cellars of the Château. Shipping of the wines will take place two to three weeks after the sale, and wines will be ready for collection or delivery approximately one week later. As these wines have lain untouched at the Château since bottling, their condition and provenance are therefore without parallel. A.H.
Château Latour--Vintage 1961

1 jeroboam per lot
细节
The following lots (1 to 17) are currently lying at Chateau Latour and will be shipped following the sale, to be lying in Twickenham, Middlesex (EHD)

Offered duty-paid, but available in bond
Château Latour--Vintage 1961
Pauillac, 1er cru classé
Tasting note: Immensely impressive, beautifully balanced but, not surprisingly, 'still severe' when first tasted in the autumn of 1968. Its great depth of colour, concentrated magnificence, richness and length noted throughout the 1970s - but slow to evolve. On two occasions in the 1980s, I gave it 6 stars, 4 for its impressiveness, 2 for future splendour. Of the eight recent notes, its depth of colour is the first thing one notices, and its nose, rather like a Lafite's, is a bit slow to open up. Surprisingly sweet too yet a very tannic finish (at Aschau in 1994). In 1997, a corky, woody bottle at a Saintsbury Club dinner. It was helped along by the cheese soufflé. At the La Réserve tasting, despite its extraordinary sweet, nose-filling bouquet, a mammoth wine, all the component parts excessively represented. Most recently, a superb bottle at Josh Latner's dinner. Last tasted Jan 2000 ****(**). Another half century of life. M.B.
1 jeroboam per lot
注意事项
Offered duty paid, but available in bond. VAT at 17.5% will be charged on the hammer price on removal of the lot from bond.