Wine o'clock # 6 – Wine, what else… – BagheraWines

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TUESDAY 8 TH OF NOVEMBER 2016 F RO M 2 P M TO 5 P M (SWIS S T I M E )

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a th i rst y pa s s io n What is so mind-blowing about collecting wine ?

Uncovering hidden treasures in a thrilling hunt ? Possessing an unique bottle from a legendary wine-maker ? Succumbing to the temptation of an iconic, once-in-lifetime wine ? This “ Wine, what else… ” Wine o’clock auction is the rendez-vous for all seasoned wine-lovers and collectors !

As an impressive “ entrée ” to this auction, Bordeaux left-bank enthusiasts will be thrilled to browse an unprecedented collection of Château Latour wines. From the private cellar of a former Château Latour worker, the selection includes bottles of Grand Vin de Latour from 1975 to 1988, Forts de Latour from 1975 to 1993 along with Pauillac 1995. Last but not least – the masterpiece of this ensemble – an amusing and rare Grappillons de Latour set of 6 bottles from the great 1989 vintage. Over the years, this former employee – a worker of the golden-aged Allied-Lyons era at Château Latour – had acquired this fine collection which, until recently, was cellared in the neighbourhood of the estate.

The second chapter of this catalogue is a thrilling selection of mature wines from a Swiss private collection. Amongst the many impressive references kept in this temperature-controlled cellar, we have selected a set of remarkable wines : mature, ready-to-drink for some, younger and with great capacity to age for others. Highlights feature two rare verticals of Mouton Rothschild (bottles), Yquem 1967 in its original wooden case, jeroboam and double-magnums of LéovillePoyferré, various formats of Hermitage La Chapelle, Cristal Roederer 1985 (magnums) and other rarities such as Tokaji Armagnac and Rhum.

This “Wine What else …” Wine o’clock will start on Tuesday 8th of November at 2pm on the dot. Be on time – it will go fast and us Swiss don’t mess with time !

Julie Carpentier, Wine Strategy Advisor

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9 — w i n e , w h at e l s e …

195 — how to bid

203 — conditions of sale

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lot 1

Château Lafite Rothschild — 1964 1er cru classé, Bordeaux – Pauillac

One slightly nicked capsule.

Slightly bin-soiled and slightly marked labels, two of which are slightly stained.

Levels : three top-shoulder or better and one upper-shoulder.

4 bottles per lot Neutral carton CHF 1,300 — 2,050 ¤ 1,196 — 1,886

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lot 2

Château Lafite Rothschild — 1970 1er cru classé, Bordeaux – Pauillac

Slightly bin-soiled, slightly marked, slightly stained and slightly torn label.

Level upper-shoulder.

1 bottle per lot Neutral carton CHF 200 — 500 ¤ 184 — 460

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lot 3

Carruades de Lafite — 1989 Bordeaux – Pauillac

Release by the Château in 2014.

6 magnums per lot Original wooden case CHF 1,200 — 1,950 ¤ 1,104 — 1,794

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lot 4

Carruades de Lafite — 1989 Bordeaux – Pauillac

Release by the Château in 2014.

6 magnums per lot Original wooden case CHF 1,200 — 1,950 ¤ 1,104 — 1,794

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lot 5

Carruades de Lafite — 1989 Bordeaux – Pauillac

Release by the Château in 2014.

6 magnums per lot Original wooden case CHF 1,200 — 1,950 ¤ 1,104 — 1,794

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lot 6

Carruades de Lafite — 1989 Bordeaux – Pauillac

Release by the Château in 2014.

6 magnums per lot Original wooden case CHF 1,200 — 1,950 ¤ 1,104 — 1,794

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lot 7

Château Latour — 1975 1er cru classé, Bordeaux – Pauillac

Provenance : The private cellar of a former Château Latour employee

Good appearance.

Level : top-shoulder

1 bottle per lot Neutral Carton CHF 250 — 550 ¤ 230 — 506

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lot 8

Château Latour — 1976 1er cru classé, Bordeaux – Pauillac

Provenance : The private cellar of a former Château Latour employee

Good appearance.

Levels into neck.

2 bottles per lot Neutral Carton CHF 450 — 750 ¤ 414 — 690

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lot 9

Château Latour — 1978 1er cru classé, Bordeaux – Pauillac

Provenance : The private cellar of a former Château Latour employee

Good appearance.

Level into neck.

1 bottle per lot Neutral Carton CHF 250 — 550 ¤ 230 — 506

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lot 10

Château Latour — 1979 1er cru classé, Bordeaux – Pauillac

Provenance : The private cellar of a former Château Latour employee

One slightly damaged capsule.

Very slightly bin-soiled labels, two of which are slightly stained and one is

slightly nicked.

Levels into neck.

5 bottles per lot Neutral Carton CHF 1,200 — 1,950 ¤ 1,104 — 1,794

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lot 11

Château Latour — 1980 1er cru classé, Bordeaux – Pauillac

Provenance : The private cellar of a former Château Latour employee

One slightly corroded capsule and one cut capsule on top.

Good appearance.

Levels base of neck.

2 bottles per lot Neutral Carton CHF 350 — 650 ¤ 322 — 598

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lot 12

Château Latour — 1981 1er cru classé, Bordeaux – Pauillac

Provenance : The private cellar of a former Château Latour employee

Slightly stained label.

Level top-shoulder.

1 bottle per lot Neutral carton CHF 200 — 500 ¤ 184 — 460

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lot 13

Château Latour — 1981 1er cru classé, Bordeaux – Pauillac

Provenance : The private cellar of a former Château Latour employee

Slightly bin-soiled labels, one of which is slightly torn.

Levels : three base of neck and one top-shoulder

4 bottles per lot Neutral Carton CHF 900 — 1,650 ¤ 828 — 1,518

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lot 14

Château Latour — 1982 1er cru classé, Bordeaux – Pauillac

Provenance : The private cellar of a former Château Latour employee

One very slightly damaged capsule.

Slightly bin-soiled labels, two of which are stained.

Levels into neck

3 bottles per lot Neutral Carton CHF 3,200 — 4,700 ¤ 2,944 — 4,324

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lot 15

Château Latour — 1982 1er cru classé, Bordeaux – Pauillac

Provenance : The private cellar of a former Château Latour employee

Very good appearance.

Levels into neck.

6 bottles per lot Original wooden case CHF 6,500 — 9,500 ¤ 5,980 — 8,740

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lot 16

Château Latour — 1983 1er cru classé, Bordeaux – Pauillac

Provenance : The private cellar of a former Château Latour employee

Three slightly bin-soiled labels.

Levels base of neck or better.

9 bottles per lot One original six bottle wooden case and three bottles in a neutral carton CHF 2,500 — 4,000 ¤ 2,300 — 3,680

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lot 17

Château Latour — 1984 1er cru classé, Bordeaux – Pauillac

Provenance : The private cellar of a former Château Latour employee

One slightly nicked label and one with good appearance.

Levels into neck.

2 bottles per lot Neutral carton CHF 400 — 700 ¤ 368 — 644

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lot 18

Château Latour — 1985 1er cru classé, Bordeaux – Pauillac

Provenance : The private cellar of a former Château Latour employee

Very slightly bin-soiled labels, three of which are very slightly marked and one

slightly nicked.

Levels : three into neck and three base of neck or better.

6 magnums per lot Neutral carton CHF 4,000 — 7,000 ¤ 3,680 — 6,440

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lot 19

Château Latour — 1985 1er cru classé, Bordeaux – Pauillac

Provenance : The private cellar of a former Château Latour employee

Very good appearance but one very slightly nicked label.

Levels into neck.

12 bottles per lot Two original six bottle wooden cases CHF 3,500 — 5,000 ¤ 3,220 — 4,600

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lot 20

Château Latour — 1986 1er cru classé, Bordeaux – Pauillac

Provenance : The private cellar of a former Château Latour employee

Levels base of neck or better.

12 bottles per lot Two original six bottle wooden cases CHF 3,500 — 5,000 ¤ 3,220 — 4,600

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lot 21

Château Latour — 1987 1er cru classé, Bordeaux – Pauillac

Provenance : The private cellar of a former Château Latour employee

Damaged tissues.

2 bottles per lot Neutral Carton CHF 400 — 700 ¤ 368 — 644

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lot 22

Château Latour — 1988 1er cru classé, Bordeaux – Pauillac

Provenance : The private cellar of a former Château Latour employee

Very slightly creased label.

Level into neck.

1 bottle per lot Neutral Carton CHF 300 — 600 ¤ 276 — 552

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lot 23

Forts de Latour — 1975 Bordeaux – Pauillac

Provenance : The private cellar of a former Château Latour employee

Slightly bin-soiled labels.

Levels base of neck.

2 bottles per lot Neutral Carton CHF 180 — 480 ¤ 166 — 442

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lot 24

Forts de Latour — 1983 1er cru classé, Bordeaux – Pauillac

Provenance : The private cellar of a former Château Latour employee

Very good appearance.

Levels : three base of neck and three top-shoulder.

6 bottles per lot Original wooden case CHF 600 — 900 ¤ 552 — 828

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lot 25

Forts de Latour — 1983 Bordeaux – Pauillac

Provenance : The private cellar of a former Château Latour employee

Very good appearance.

Levels base of neck or better.

12 bottles per lot Original wooden case CHF 1,200 — 1,950 ¤ 1,104 — 1,794

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lot 26

Forts de Latour — 1986 Bordeaux – Pauillac

Provenance : The private cellar of a former Château Latour employee

Very good appearance. Damaged tissues.

Levels : two base of neck and one top-shoulder.

3 bottles per lot Original six bottle wooden case CHF 320 — 620 ¤ 295 — 571

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lot 27

Forts de Latour — 1988 Bordeaux – Pauillac

Provenance : The private cellar of a former Château Latour employee

One stained label, the rest have very good appearance.

Levels into neck.

6 bottles per lot Original wooden case with no lid CHF 600 — 900 ¤ 552 — 828

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lot 28

Forts de Latour — 1989 Bordeaux – Pauillac

Provenance : The private cellar of a former Château Latour employee

Very good appearance.

Levels into neck.

3 bottles per lot Original six bottle wooden case with no lid CHF 300 — 600 ¤ 276 — 552

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lot 29

Forts de Latour — 1990 Bordeaux – Pauillac

Provenance : The private cellar of a former Château Latour employee

Slightly creased labels.

Levels base of neck or better.

6 bottles per lot Original wooden case CHF 700 — 1,000 ¤ 644 — 920

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lot 30

Forts de Latour — 1991 Bordeaux – Pauillac

Provenance : The private cellar of a former Château Latour employee

Very good appearance.

Levels base of neck or better.

12 bottles per lot Original wooden case CHF 900 — 1,650 ¤ 828 — 1,518

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lot 31

Forts de Latour — 1993 Bordeaux – Pauillac

Provenance : The private cellar of a former Château Latour employee

Very good appearance.

Levels base of neck or better.

12 bottles per lot Original wooden case CHF 1,200 — 1,950 ¤ 1,104 — 1,794

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lot 32

Pauillac (de Château Latour) — 1995 Bordeaux – Pauillac

Provenance : The private cellar of a former Château Latour employee

Very good appearance.

Levels into neck.

12 bottles per lot Original wooden case CHF 750 — 1,050 ¤ 690 - 966

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lot 33

Grappillons de Château Latour — 1989 Bordeaux – Pauillac

Provenance : The private cellar of a former Château Latour employee

Bin soiled-labels.

6 bottles per lot Neutral Carton CHF 350 — 650 ¤ 322 — 598

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lot 34

Château Mouton Rothschild — 1967 1er cru classé, Bordeaux – Pauillac

Stained label.

Level top-shoulder.

1 magnum per lot Neutral carton CHF 300 — 600 ¤ 276 — 552

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lot 35

Château Mouton Rothschild — 1990 1er cru classé, Bordeaux – Pauillac

Levels into neck.

6 bottles per lot Original wooden case CHF 1,400 — 2,150 ¤ 1,288 — 1,978

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lot 36

Château Mouton-Rothschild — 2002 1er cru classé, Bordeaux – Pauillac

Very good appearance.

Levels into neck.

2 magnums per lot Neutral carton CHF 1,200 — 1,950 ¤ 1,104 — 1,794

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MIXED LOT lot 37

Château Mouton-Rothschild — 1945 to 2005 1er cru classé, Bordeaux – Pauillac

See details on website

61 bottles per lot Neutral cartons CHF 40,000 — 85,000 ¤ 36,800 — 78,200

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MIXED LOT lot 38

Château Mouton-Rothschild — 1970 to 1996 1er cru classé, Bordeaux – Pauillac

See details on website

27 bottles per lot Neutral cartons CHF 4,200 — 8,700 ¤ 3,864 — 8,004

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lot 39

Château Haut-Brion — 1985 1er cru classé, Bordeaux – Pessac-Léognan

Slightly bin-soiled and slightly marked labels.

Level at 1.5cms below cork.

3 bottles per lot Neutral carton CHF 800 — 1,100 ¤ 736 — 1,012

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lot 40

Château Haut-Brion — 1988 1er cru classé, Bordeaux – Pessac-Léognan

One bin-soiled, four very slightly marked and one very slightly damaged label.

Levels : five at 1cm or better, four at 1.5cm and one at 2cms below cork.

10 bottles per lot Neutral carton CHF 2,400 — 3,900 ¤ 2,208 — 3,588

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lot 41

Château Haut-Brion — 1995 1er cru classé, Bordeaux – Pessac-Léognan

Slightly bin-soiled labels, one is slightly marked.

Levels at 1cm or better below cork.

2 bottles per lot Neutral carton CHF 600 — 900 ¤ 552 — 828

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lot 42

Château Pichon Longueville Comtesse de Lalande — 1953 2ème cru classé, Bordeaux – Pauillac

Bin-soiled and slightly marked labels. One is slightly rubbed.

Levels mid-shoulder.

2 bottles per lot Neutral carton CHF 500 — 800 ¤ 460 — 736

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lot 43

Château Pichon Longueville Comtesse de Lalande — 1970 2ème cru classé, Bordeaux – Pauillac

Very slightly corroded capsules.

Slightly bin-soiled labels, one of which is slightly nicked.

Levels : two at 1.5cm, one at 2cms and one at 2.5cms below cork.

4 magnums per lot Neutral carton CHF 1,200 — 1,950 ¤ 1,104 — 1,794

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lot 44

Château Pichon Longueville Baron de Pichon-Longueville — 1990 2ème cru classé, Bordeaux – Pauillac

Slightly bin-soiled and slightly marked labels.

Levels base of neck.

6 bottles per lot Neutral carton CHF 800 — 1,100 ¤ 736 — 1,012

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lot 45

Château Léoville Poyferré — 1985 2ème cru classé, Bordeaux – Saint-Julien

Late release from the Château.

Very good appearance and level.

1 double-magnum per lot Original wooden case CHF 300 — 600 ¤ 276 — 552

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lot 46

Château Léoville Poyferré — 1989 2ème cru classé, Bordeaux – Saint-Julien

Late release from the Château.

Very good appearance and level.

1 jeroboam per lot Original wooden case CHF 400 — 700 ¤ 368 — 644

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lot 47

Château Léoville Poyferré — 1996 2ème cru classé, Bordeaux – Saint-Julien

Late release from the Château.

Very good appearance and level.

1 jeroboam per lot Original wooden case CHF 550 — 850 ¤ 506 — 782

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lot 48

Château Léoville Poyferré — 2003 2ème cru classé, Bordeaux – Saint-Julien

Late release from the Château.

Very good appearance and level.

1 jeroboam per lot Original wooden case CHF 450 — 750 ¤ 414 — 690

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lot 49

Château La Mission Haut Brion — 1988 Cru classé, Bordeaux – Pessac-Léognan

Very good appearance and levels.

12 bottles per lot Original wooden case CHF 2,000 — 2,750 ¤ 1,840 — 2,530

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lot 50

Château Haut-Bailly — 1995 Cru classé, Bordeaux – Pessac-Léognan

Very good appearance and levels.

6 magnums per lot Original wooden case CHF 600 — 900 ¤ 552 — 828

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lot 51

Château Haut-Bailly — 1997 Cru classé, Bordeaux – Pessac-Léognan

Very good appearance and levels.

6 magnums per lot Original wooden case CHF 400 — 700 ¤ 368 — 644

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lot 52

Château Haut-Bailly — 2000 Cru classé, Bordeaux – Pessac-Léognan

Very good appearance and levels.

6 magnums per lot Original wooden case CHF 700 — 1,000 ¤ 644 — 920

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lot 53

Château Poujeaux — 2000 Cru bourgeois exceptionnel, Bordeaux – Moulis-en -Médoc

24 bottles per lot Original wooden cases CHF 500 — 800 ¤ 460 — 736

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lot 54

Château Poujeaux — 2000 Cru bourgeois exceptionnel, Bordeaux – Moulis-en-Médoc

24 bottles per lot Original wooden cases CHF 500 — 800 ¤ 460 — 736

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lot 55

Clos Fourtet — 1961 Premier grand cru classé B, Bordeaux – Saint-Emilion

Slightly marked labels.

Levels base of neck.

2 magnums per lot Neutral carton CHF 500 — 800 ¤ 460 — 736

118

lot 56

Château La Fleur — 2005 Grand Cru, Bordeaux – Saint-Emilion

3 magnums per lot Original wooden case CHF 300 — 600 ¤ 276 — 552

120

lot 57

Clos de l’Oratoire — 2005 Grand Cru classé, Bordeaux – Saint-Emilion

1 imperial per lot Original wooden case CHF 250 — 550 ¤ 230 — 506

122

lot 58

Le Petit Cheval — 2010 Grand Cru, Bordeaux – Saint-Emilion

12 bottles per lot Original wooden case CHF 1,300 — 2,050 ¤ 1,196 — 1,886

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lot 59

Petrus — 1979 Bordeaux – Pomerol

Very good appearance.

Levels top-shoulder.

1 bottle per lot Neutral carton CHF 800 — 1,550 ¤ 736 — 1,426

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lot 60

Château Nenin — 1964 Bordeaux – Pomerol

Slightly marked labels.

Levels : one base of neck, one top and one upper-shoulder.

3 magnums per lot Neutral carton CHF 250 — 550 ¤ 230 — 506

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lot 61

Château la Croix de Gay — 1998 Bordeaux – Pomerol

12 bottles per lot 2 original six bottle wooden cases CHF 250 — 550 ¤ 230 — 506

130

lot 62

Château Yquem — 1967 Premier cru classé supérieur, Bordeaux – Sauternes

Very good appearance and levels.

3 bottles per lot Neutral carton CHF 2,200 — 2,950 ¤ 2,024 — 2,714

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lot 63

Château Yquem — 1967 Premier cru classé supérieur, Bordeaux – Sauternes

Two bottles show slight signs of seepage and one capsule is slightly corroded.

Good appearance.

Levels : eleven base of neck and one top-shoulder

12 bottles per lot Original wooden case with straws CHF 11,000 — 18,500 ¤ 10,120 — 17,020

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lot 64

Château Yquem — 1975 Premier cru classé supérieur, Bordeaux – Sauternes

One slightly damaged capsule.

Levels : four base of neck and two top-shoulder.

6 bottles per lot Neutral carton CHF 2,000 — 5,000 ¤ 1,840 — 4,600

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lot 65

Château Yquem — 1976 Premier cru classé supérieur, Bordeaux – Sauternes

One bottle with slightly corroded capsule and signs of seepage.

Stained labels with remains of silk still attached to the bottles.

Levels : five into neck and four base of neck or better.

9 bottles per lot Neutral carton CHF 3,000 — 4,500 ¤ 2,760 — 4,140

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lot 66

Château Yquem — 1981 Premier cru classé supérieur, Bordeaux – Sauternes

One bottle shows signs of seepage.

Very good appearance except one slightly stained label.

Levels : two into neck and two base of neck or better.

4 bottles per lot Neutral carton CHF 500 — 800 ¤ 460 — 736

140

lot 67

Château Yquem — 1998 Premier cru classé supérieur, Bordeaux – Sauternes

3 bottles per lot Original six bottle wooden case CHF 450 — 750 ¤ 414 — 690

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lot 68

Château Coutet, Cuvée Madame — 1997 Premier cru classé, Bordeaux – Barsac

6 bottles per lot Original wooden case CHF 800 — 1,100 ¤ 736 — 1,012

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lot 69

Château Coutet — 1961 Premier cru classé, Bordeaux – Barsac

Bin-soiled and damp-stained labels, two of which are very damaged.

Levels base of neck.

3 bottles per lot Neutral carton CHF 200 — 500 ¤ 184 — 460

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lot 70

Château Climens — 1971 Premier cru classé, Bordeaux – Barsac

One slightly stained label, otherwise good appearance.

Levels base of neck or better.

6 bottles per lot Neutral carton CHF 1,200 — 1,950 ¤ 1,104 — 1,794

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lot 71

Château Climens — 1982 Premier cru classé, Bordeaux – Barsac

Slightly corroded capsules.

Bin-soiled, slightly stained and torn labels. Nine of which are badly damaged.

Levels base of neck or better.

12 bottles per lot Neutral carton CHF 500 — 800 ¤ 460 — 736

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lot 72

Château Climens — 1995 Premier cru classé, Bordeaux – Barsac

6 bottles per lot Original twelve bottle wooden case CHF 250 — 550 ¤ 230 — 506

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lot 73

Domaine Bonneau du Martray, Corton-Charlemagne — 1989 Grand Cru, Burgundy – Côte de Beaune

6 bottles per lot Neutral carton CHF 600 — 900 ¤ 552 — 828

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lot 74

Domaine Anne Gros, Richebourg — 2009 Grand Cru, Burgundy – Côte de Nuits

2 bottles per lot Neutral carton CHF 500 — 800 ¤ 460 — 736

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lot 75

Domaine Anne Gros, Echézeaux Les Loachausses — 2009 Grand Cru, Burgundy – Côte de Nuits

3 bottles per lot Neutral carton CHF 300 — 600 ¤ 276 — 552

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lot 76

Domaine de la Romanée-Conti, La Tâche — 1966 Grand Cru Monopole, Burgundy – Côte de Nuits

Slightly corroded and slightly nicked capsule.

Vintage slip torn. Bin-soiled, dusty and slightly torn label.

Level at 3.5cms below cork.

1 bottle per lot Neutral carton CHF 1,500 — 2,250 ¤ 1,380 — 2,070

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lot 77

Domaine de la Romanée-Conti, Romanée-Conti — 1985 Grand Cru Monopole, Burgundy – Côte de Nuits

Slightly corroded capsule.

Slightly raised cork.

Non integrated Italian import label.

Level at 6cms below the cork.

1 bottle per lot Neutral carton CHF 7,500 — 12,000 ¤ 6,900 — 11,040

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lot 78

Emmanuel Rouget, Nuits-Saint-Georges — 1996 Grand Cru, Burgundy – Côte de Nuits

Very good apperance.

Levels 2.5cms or better below cork.

6 bottles per lot Neutral carton CHF 600 — 900 ¤ 552 — 828

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lot 79

Hermitage, La Chapelle — 1985 Rhône

Two very slightly nicked labels.

Levels : one at 3cms, the rest at 2,5cms or better.

6 bottles per lot Original wooden case CHF 600 — 900 ¤ 552 — 828

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lot 80

Hermitage, La Chapelle — 1990 Rhône

Slightly marked labels.

Levels at 2,5cms below cork.

1 magnum per lot Original wooden case CHF 800 — 1,550 ¤ 736 — 1,426

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lot 81

Hermitage, La Chapelle — 1991 Rhône

1 magnum per lot Original wooden case CHF 350 — 650 ¤ 322 — 598

170

lot 82

Hermitage, La Chapelle — 1995 Rhône

1 magnum per lot Original wooden case CHF 150 — 450 ¤ 138 — 414

172

lot 83

Hermitage, La Chapelle — 2003 Rhône

1 magnum per lot Original wooden case CHF 150 — 450 ¤ 138 — 414

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lot 84

Domaine du Vieux Télégraphe, Châteauneuf-du-Pape — 1999 Rhône

18 bottles per lot 3 original six bottle wooden cases CHF 400 — 700 ¤ 368 — 644

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lot 85

Caves Jean Bourdy, Château Chalon — 1955 Jura

Slightly marked and stained labels, one of which is very stained.

Good levels.

6 bottles per lot Neutral carton CHF 800 — 1,100 ¤ 736 — 1,012

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lot 86

Louis Roederer, Cristal — 1985 Champagne

One damaged foil.

Bin-soiled, marked and slightly rubbed labels. Two are slightly nicked and one is

very nicked.

Good levels.

3 magnums per lot Neutral carton CHF 1,500 — 2,250 ¤ 1,380 — 2,070

180

lot 87

Dom Pérignon — 1988 Champagne

Slightly marked label.

Good level.

1 magnum per lot Neutral carton CHF 400 — 700 ¤ 368 — 644

182

lot 88

Vega Sicilia Unico — 1983 Spain, Ribera del Duero

Slightly stained labels.

Levels : two base of neck and two top-shoulder.

4 bottles per lot Neutral carton CHF 600 — 900 ¤ 552 — 828

184

lot 89

Tokaji Aszu, 5 puttonyos — 1975 Hungary

Very good condition.

6 bottles per lot Original carton CHF 300 — 600 ¤ 276 — 552

186

lot 90

Armagnac, Château de Laubade — 1947 Armagnac

Bottled in June 1984.

Slightly bin-soiled and very slightly torn label.

1 bottle per lot Neutral carton CHF 400 — 700 ¤ 368 — 644

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lot 91

Cognac, Grande Fine Champagne Réserve Napoléon (19th Century) Cognac

Bin-soiled and very slightly torn label.

1 bottle per lot Neutral carton CHF 1,300 — 2,050 ¤ 1,196 — 1,886

190

lot 92

Rhum Trois Rivières — 1969 Martinique

Very good appearance and level

1 bottle per lot Original set CHF 300 — 1,050 ¤ 276 — 966

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conditions of sale

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in the Sales Commission document (“Seller”), any partici-

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pant in the auction or traded or over-the-counter, as well

Baghera Wines reserves the right in its sole discretion, to

as any bidder and the highest bidder, excluding contrac-

refuse bids from a buyer’s instructions in case the infor-

tual relations between Baghera Wines and the Seller.

mation and documents submitted as proof of identity, i.e.

In case of conflict between these conditions of pur-

the identity of the beneficial owner, should prove to be

chase and the terms and conditions of sale, the general

false, incomplete, ambiguous or inadequate.

terms and conditions of sale shall prevail. In the event of conflict between the English and French versions of these

5. TERMS OF AUCTION

purchase conditions, the French version (avalaible on

The bid steps decrease from high to low estimate of the

bagherawines.com) shall prevail. These purchase condi-

lot. All lots have 16 bid steps lasting for 10 seconds. The

tions can be modified at any time, in writing or orally dur-

first bidder to click at any step stops the sale of the con-

ing the sale. By participating in any capacity whatsoever in

cerned lot and wins the lot. There is no possibility to outbid

an auction or a private sale organised by Baghera Wines

this lot.

discretion, you agree to be bound by these conditions of

If no one bids on the lot and once the 10 seconds of the last

purchase.

step are passed the sale of the lot ends. Then the sale of the next lot begins. The lots are sold one at a time accord-

1. AUCTION PROCEDURE

ing to the catalogue order.

Baghera Wines organises only online sales called ‘Wine

The Seller as well as any person instructed by the former

o’Clock’. These sales are processed automatically.

cannot bid on their own lots.

2. BUYER

6. ESTIMATE

The first customer to click at any bid step (the “Buyer”)

The estimate of each lot is based on prices reached during

stops the sale of the concerned lot and wins the bid on the

previous auctions for similar lots. It is subject to change

lot of items (the “lot”).

and does not constitute any guarantee or indication of the actual final sale price. The estimate does not include costs

3. TRANSFER OF RISK AND PROPERTY

such as the buyer’s commission or VAT.

Once awarded to the Buyer, the risks and ownership of the

7. RESERVE PRICE

lot pass to the Buyer.

The reserve price is the confidential minimum price at

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which the Seller agrees to sell the Lot. If the reserve price

property at the pre-sale viewing, which can be attended

is not reached, Baghera Wines may reject the last bid

at no charge by appointment only (please contact

and set a new starting price equal to or above the reserve

office@bagherawines.com).

price. In case no bid matches or is above the reserve price,

Bidders accept responsibility for carrying out inspec-

Baghera Wines shall withdraw the lot without adjudging it

tions and investigations, during previewing, to satisfy

to anyone. Baghera Wines, however, reserves the right to

themselves as to the lots in which they may be interested.

organise a private sell after the auction, in which case the

Baghera Wines may also provide condition reports. The

price shall not be lower than the reserve price, subject to

absence of reference to the condition of a lot in the cata-

agreement by the Seller for a price below the reserve price.

logue description does not imply that the lot is free from faults or imperfections.

8. BUYER’S PREMIUM AND PRICES The buyer’s premium is 20% plus 8% Value added tax

11. NO WARRANTY

(VAT) on the hammer price and buyer’s premium. The

Baghera Wines only acts as agent to the Seller. The sale is

total amount of the hammer price of each of lot purchased,

passed directly between the Seller and the Buyer. Baghera

plus the buyer’s premium, plus VAT is the final price.

Wines shall not be responsible for any defects in the lots

This tax (VAT) is refunded to any buyer domiciled outside

nor do we guarantee the accuracy of the information con-

Switzerland if, but only if, Baghera Wines receives from

cerning the producer, origin, date, age, authenticity, prov-

such buyer an export declaration in respect of a purchased

enance, weight or condition of any Lot. None of Baghera

lot which has been stamped by Swiss customs.

Wines agents have authority to give any guarantees in this

Buyers from outside Switzerland should note that local

respect.

sales taxes or use taxes may become payable upon import

All statements made in catalogues, advertisements

of items following purchase. Buyers should obtain their

or brochures concerning Baghera Wines sales only

own advice in this regard.

express opinions and are no guarantee from Baghera Wines or the Seller. All persons concerned are expected

9. EXCHANGE RATES

to inquire before the auction, about the description

In some auctions, in order to ensure proper information

and condition and of the lots and of possible defects or

for the Buyer, a currency converter is made available.

possible damage or repairs which have been, or need to

The data displayed are provided for information only and

be, carried out.

Baghera Wines assumes no responsibility in this regard.

12. BIDDERS IDENTIFICATION 10. PRE-AUCTION VIEWING

Bidders who have not previously participated in a Baghera

Prospective buyers are encouraged to inspect the

Wines as a buyer or seller must register with Baghera

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Wines prior to the auction, or on the day of the sale, at

only acts as an agent on behalf and in the name of an third

least 30 minutes before the start of the sale at the place

party, acknowledged and accepted by Baghera Wines,

of sale.

and that the said party shall be solely responsible for pay-

Prospective buyers who would bid for the first time with

ment of the Price.

Baghera Wines are asked to provide the following documents, in order to register for the auction:

14. SALE RESULTS

• Individuals: government-issued photo identification

Results for entire sale are usually available the day fol-

(such as a driving licence, national identity card, or pass-

lowing each sale on our website at bagherawines.com.

port) and, if not shown on the ID document, proof of cur-

Baghera Wines cannot accept liability for any errors

rent address, for example a utility bill/bank statement.

or omissions, howsoever caused. Sellers should await

• Corporate clients: a photocopy of the company register.

their settlement statement as confirmation of any sold

• For other business structures such as trusts, offshore

proceeds.

companies or partnerships, please contact the Sale Administrator for advice on the information you should

15. PAYMENT OPTIONS AND DEADLINES

supply.

The price is payable in Swiss francs in the seven days fol-

• A financial reference in the form of a recent bank state-

lowing the sale. On the eighth day after the sale, interest at

ment or a reference from your bank.

the rate of 1% per month will be added to the amount due.

• Persons registering to bid on behalf of someone who

Payment can also be made in foreign currencies with

has not previously bid or consigned with Baghera Wines

legal-tender status if that amount can be converted into

should bring identification documents not only for them-

Swiss francs at the value date of payment. To avoid any

selves but also for the party on whose behalf they are

delay in releasing goods, prospective buyers should sup-

bidding, together with a signed letter of authorisation

ply bank references before the auction. Please include

from that party.

your name and invoice number with your instructions to

To allow sufficient time to process the information, new

the bank. Please note that we reserve the right to decline

clients are encouraged to register at least 48 hours in

payments received from anyone other than the buyer

advance of a sale.

of record and that clearance of such payments will be required. All expensive regarding bank transfer are at the

13. BIDDER RESPONSIBILITY

buyer’s charges.

When bidding, the person assumes personal account-

Payment can be made in cash, by credit card or charge

ability to pay the price and any other applicable taxes or

card (with extra fees) or by bank transfer to Fert &Cie (in

charges, unless it has been explicitly agreed in writing

charge of cashing for Baghera Wines) account at Credit

with Baghera Wines, prior to the auction, that the bidder

Suisse.

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For details contact office@bagherawines.com

be considered payment through direct deposit.

Please note that transactions in cash or by credit card may

In case of failure of the Buyer to pay the entire price of

in no case exceed CHF 99,999.

this deposit will be automatically collected and lot will be

Baghera Wines will accept American Express, Visa and

relisted by public auction or at a private auction or sale by

MasterCard to pay for invoices - A processing fee will

private treaty at the discretion of Baghera Wines.

apply. sible for payment to Baghera Wines. We will not accept

18. C OLLECTION, SHIPPING, IMPORTATION AND STORAGE

payments for purchased lots from any party other than

Please refer to the document ‘Collection, Shipment

the buyer, unless otherwise agreed between the buyer

& Storage’ available on Baghera Wines website.

and Baghera Wines prior to the sale.

Buyers are reminded that Baghera wines accepts liability

Goods can only be collected when payment has been

for loss or damage to lots for a maximum period of thirty

cleared.

(30) days after the date of the auction.

16. NON-PAYMENT

19. RIGHT OF RETENTION AND DELIVERY

In case of non payment by the Buyer within seven days of

In order to avoid any errors in the auction process, to

the sale, Baghera Wines shall try their best to carry out the

ensure the payment of invoices and to proceed to – where

Seller’s instructions as to the next steps and help them,

necessary and in accordance with legal and regulatory

when possible, to reach the price or if not, cancel the sale.

requirements – the required checks on the Buyer as well

All damages are expressly reserved.

as the identity of the beneficial owner, no lot may be

Notwithstanding the above, Baghera Wines expressly

removed during the sale.

reserves the right at its discretion and expense of the

Baghera Wines is authorized to retain the lots until all

Seller to accept special conditions of payment of the price,

amounts due to Baghera Wines have been paid in full or

to take adequate measures for storage and / or lot insur-

until the Buyer has performed all other obligations that

ance, to start or pursue any legal proceedings instituted

Baghera Wines, at his discretion, considers due, including

by or against the Buyer on the terms and conditions that

anti money laundering and counter financing of terrorism

Baghera Wines considers appropriate, to take all nec-

compliance.

essary measures to recover the amounts owed by Buyer

In case a buyer does not meet the aforementioned checks

and, if possible, to return the lot to the Seller.

to the satisfaction of Baghera Wines, the company will

The successful bidder during the auction is solely respon-

be entitled to cancel the sale and take any other action

17. PARTIAL PAYMENT

required or permitted by law. Shipping will take place after

Any partial payment by the Buyer to Baghera Wines will

reception of payment.

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20. NON-COLLECTION OR NON-DELIVERY

d) Cancel the sale, take over the Lot, repay all or part of the

In case the Buyer, having fulfilled all its obligations

price to the Buyer and require the seller to reimburse

under these conditions of purchase, does not with-

the full amount.

draw or fails to take delivery of the Lot, Baghera

In all cases, the Buyer can obtain cancellation of the sale

Wines will be entitled to, upon notification to the

only if he is able to transfer the possession and ownership

Buyer, relist the lot by way of auction or private sale,

of the lot to the Seller and / or to Baghera Wines and pro-

in its sole discretion, and charge the Buyer the entire

vided that the lot has suffered absolutely no modification

storage costs, insurance and all other costs that may

or alteration since the time of the auction.

occur. Baghera Wines will have a right of retention on the

23. LIABILITY

lots until payment of all of these costs.

Any participant in the sale, in whatever capacity, namely

21. FALSE INFORMATION

as bidder, visitor or third party is responsible for any dam-

If the information or documents provided by the Buyer on

age, particularly to the lots exposed.

his identity or the identity of the beneficial owner prove to be false, incomplete, ambiguous or insufficient, Baghera

24. DATA PROTECTION

Wines may, in its sole discretion, cancel the sale. The Buyer

As required by law, or in connection with the supply of

will be responsible for all costs incurred.

auction and related services Baghera Wines may ask clients to provide personal data. Baghera Wines may take

22. I N CASE OF DOUBTS ABOUT THE AUTHENTICITY

and retain a copy of government-issued identification

In case there should be doubts about the authenticity of

personal data (i) to provide auction and related services;

a lot, after the auction, buyers should immediately inform

(ii) to enforce these Conditions of Sale; (iii) to carry out

Baghera Wines and provide all documents backing such

identity and credit checks; (iv) to implement and improve

doubts about the authenticity of the Lot.

the management and operations of our business and

Baghera Wines will determine, in its sole discretion,

(v) for other purposes set out in our Privacy Policy pub-

whether the lot is genuine or not and may, in its sole

lished on our website at bagherawines.com and availa-

discretion:

ble on request by emailing office@bagherawines.com.

a) Submit the lot to an expert or a third party in order to

Sometimes, Baghera Wines may also disclose this infor-

such as a passport or driving license. We will use your

determine the authenticity;

mation to carefully selected third parties for their own

b) N otify the Seller and collect his determinations;

marketing purposes. If you do not wish your details to be

c) Cancel the sale and return the lot to the Seller, provided

used for this purpose, please email office@bagherawines.

that the Buyer is reimbursed;

com.

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If the client provides Baghera Wines with information that

(d) Prohibition of Assignment. The Buyer may not assign

is defined by European data protection laws as “sensitive”,

any benefit and / or obligation under this agreement with

the client agrees that it may be used for the purposes set

Baghera Wines and / or the Seller without our prior writ-

out above.

ten permission.

In the course of these disclosures, personal data collected

(e) Applicable law and jurisdiction. All contractual rela-

in the European Economic Area may be disclosed to coun-

tions between the Purchaser, the Seller and Baghera

tries outside the European Economic Area. Although such

Wines are subject exclusively to Swiss domestic law, to the

countries may not have legislation that protects a client’s

exclusion of the rules on the conflict of laws (LDIP). Any

personal information, Baghera Wines shall take reasona-

dispute in connection with the contractual relationship

ble steps to keep such information secure and in accord-

shall be settled exclusively by arbitration in accordance

ance with European data protection principles. By agree-

with the Swiss Rules of International Arbitration of the

ing to these Conditions of Business, the client is agreeing

Swiss Chambers’ Arbitration Institution in force on the

to such disclosure.

date on which the Notice of Arbitration was submitted in

Baghera Wines premises may be subject to video surveil-

accordance with these Rules. The number of arbitrators

lance and recording. Telephone calls for telephone bidding

shall be one. The seat of arbitration shall be Geneva. The

purposes may also be recorded. We may process that

arbitration will be conducted in French, subject to a writ-

information in accordance with our Privacy Policy.

ten agreement for the use of another language.

25. MISCELLANEOUS (a) Taxes. If any taxes or rates are applicable to any amount paid by the Buyer, the latter is solely responsible for their payment at the rate and on the date required by the competent administration. (b) Severability provisions. If any provision of this agreement should be judged by a court to be invalid, illegal or unenforceable, this provision may be waived and the rest of the Agreement will continue to be valid and enforceable. (c) Personal information. Without your express prior refusal, we will allow keep your personal information and may use it to inform you of our upcoming sales, services and events.

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