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In "Bordeaux: A Consumer's Guide to the World's Finest Wines," Robert Parker calls La Lagune one of Bordeaux's "shining success stories": "In 1958 George Brunet, an entrepreneur, acquired the property and totally replanted the vineyard and constucted what today remains one of the more sophisticated wineries in the Médoc... The quality and strength of La Lagune improved significantly between 1966 and 1990. As the vineyard has gotten older, La Lagune continued to emerge as one of the great—and surprisingly reasonably priced—wines of the Médoc."
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95 points Vinous: "The 1966 Haut-Bailly came from one of the last remaining bottles from their cellar and was served blind. It has a stunning bouquet, secondary aromas of course, brine and wilted rose petal, a touch of hickory, taut and crisp. The palate is framed by finely-chiseled tannins, very cohesive and quintessentially mature Graves in style. There is just a touch of piquancy on the finish. Great persistence, well-stored bottles will continue to give pleasure. (NM)" (06/2021) 92 points John Gilman: "I love the 1966 vintage of Haut-Bailly, which ...
Price: $419.99
A long liver, and well cellared from Phelan Segur. A great choice for a birthday or anniversary celebration.
Price: $199.99
94 points John Gilman: "The 1966 vintage of DDC is not quite as well known as the 1964, but this too is an outstanding wine that remains at its absolute apogee of peak drinkability and offers up superb complexity on both the nose and perfectly resolved palate. The bouquet jumps from the glass in a vibrant blend of black cherries, cassis, cigar ash, walnuts, charred earth and a topnote of cigar smoke. On the palate the wine is full-bodied, pure and energetic, with a fine core of fruit, lovely transparency and grip, suave, fading tannins, still good acids ...
Price: $399.99
Bid on this 3-bottle lot of 1966 Troplong Mondot, St-Emilion (375mL). The Château, Troplong Mondot, dates back to the 17th century, when it was built by Abbé Raymond de Sèze. This Right Bank property was purchased by Raymond Troplong in 1850, who began building up the vineyard holdings. It was briefly held by wine merchant Georges Thienpont, but it has been in the hands of the family of Alexander Valette since 1936. The 33-hectare vineyard is located on the slopes of above the village of St-Emilion, boasting deep limestone deposits covered by thick clay, flecked with flint. The Château, Troplong Mondot, dates back to the 17th century, when it was built by Abbé Raymond de Sèze. This Right Bank property was purchased by Raymond Troplong in 1850, who began building up the vineyard holdings.
Starting Bid: $120.00
Bid on this bottle of 1966 Carruades de Lafite, Pauillac. Quite rare and drinking beautifully for some time, this second wine from Château Lafite is a must for the complete Lafite collector. Awarded 3 stars by Michael Broadbent when tasted in November 1986: "I have always described it as a 'lean, long distance runner.'" (Michael Broadbent's Vintage Wine, pp. 71-74)
Starting Bid: $150.00
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