Fine Wine

November 1927, 2018
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LOT 118

Lot 118

M. CHAPOUTIER ERMITAGE LE PAVILLON 2013 (6, OWC) WS 96 WA 98+

M. CHAPOUTIER ERMITAGE LE PAVILLON 2013 (6, OWC) WS 96 WA 98+
Lot 118 Details
M. CHAPOUTIER ERMITAGE LE PAVILLON 2013 (OWC)

Rhône.

The star of the show in 2013 is the 2013 Ermitage le Pavillon. Coming from the west and eastern edges of the Bessards lieu-dit and aged in 30% new French oak, its sensational black/blue color is followed by the awesome bouquet of cassis, smoked earth, graphite and caramelized meats that could come from no other terroir in the world. Full-bodied, massive, dense, sexy and with a liquid rock-like character that comes out with time in the glass, it has sweet tannin and a blockbuster finish that keeps you coming back to the glass. It needs 5-6 years of cellaring and will have 30-40 years of more of ultimate longevity. December 2015 Approximately 600 cases produced per vintage. WS 96 WA 98+

6 bts.    per lot $1,600 - $1,900

Realised: $1,800
Price Includes Buyer's Premium ?

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