The Library Pull
The Library Pull
Decades of careful collecting. Professional storage from day one. A lineup that speaks for itself.
Provenance We'd Stake Our Reputation On
A single private cellar, recently acquired. First Growths from Pauillac and Margaux. Deep verticals of Pichon Lalande and Leoville Las Cases reaching back to 1983. Mature Pavie from Saint-Emilion. Two bottles of Faiveley's legendary Clos de Beze "Rodin" from Burgundy.
Every bottle stored professionally. Every label pristine. These are the bottles you have been waiting to find.
The First Growths
- Lafite Rothschild 2000, 2019
- Latour 1986, 1990, 2008
- Mouton Rothschild 2010 100 pts
- Margaux 2020 3L Double Magnum 100 pts
The Super Seconds
- Pichon Lalande 1983, 1989, 2000
- Pichon Baron 2003, 2010, 2016 100 pts
- Leoville Las Cases 1986 100 pts
- Leoville Las Cases 1989, 1995, 1996, 1998
The Rarities
- Pavie 1999, 2000 100 pts
- Faiveley Clos de Beze "Rodin" 2016, 2017 97 pts
Chateau Margaux 2020
Double Magnum
A 3-liter format from one of the greatest recent Margaux vintages. Triple 100-point scores from Suckling, Anson, and Perrotti-Brown. Original wooden case. One bottle available.
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Once they sell, they are gone. No restock, no reorder.
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Léoville Las Cases Saint Julien 1996
$299.98Out of StockQuickviewNM98RP98Out of stock98 Points! The 1996 Leoville-Las Cases is a blend of 70% Cabernet Sauvignon, 14% Merlot and 16% Cabernet Franc picked between 25 September and 10 October (for fascinating insight, read Robert Parker's remarks about the blend with Michel Delon in the original tasting note). Now at 20 years, it has evolved into an absolutely stunning Saint Julien, clearly one of the best wines from the estate this decade. The bouquet is beautifully defined with intense black cherries, cedar, mint and a touch of oyster shell that seems to gain intensity in the glass. The palate is seamless from start to finish, extraordinarily pure, the 70% new oak totally assimilated of course, impressive weight and power allied with genuine finesse and tension towards the silky smooth finish. It stands as one of the best wines of the vintage without one iota of doubt and it will last 30-40 years without problem. You might call it "proper Claret." You might call it "delicious." Tasted July 2016. - Neal Martin, robertparker.com
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