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The Château has been in the Guillemet family for four generation, though its history dates back to the 18th century. Its wines are quintessentially Margaux, and incredibly ageworthy.
Price: $119.99
91 points Wine Spectator: "There is still plenty of fresh, youthful fruit here. Medium ruby-red, with an intense floral and berry nose, medium-bodied, with rich, sweet fruit flavors, medium tannins and a lingering finish. Very good fruit. (JS, Web Only—1989)" Jancis Robinson: "Deep, vibrant ruby with very pale rim. Big, broad, rich nose – quite burly and autumnal. More powerful than the 1963 – with more obvious alcohol. Excellent balance again but with sweet, very direct attack. Dry, energetic finish. This is all power and bounce rather than the subtlet...
Price: $229.99
Price: $299.00
90 points Wine Advocate: "Tasted at the Las-Cases off-line at The Square. For a long time, one of my favourite vintages from the 1960’s, though this bottles suggests that it is beginning to fade. It has a typical nose of cigar box, smoke and even a touch of hickory that turns into Provencal herbs with time. There is something austere and dusty on the palate though the tannins remain quite rigid, lending it a foursquare but not disagreeable finish. It actually improves with further time in the glass and returning after an hour it is almost up to the stand...
Price: $199.00
Price: $169.00
The Moillard family based in Nuits-Saint-Georges produces a number of different bottlings under a few labels. Their business as a négociant began in the mid-1850s while their domaine activities date back to before the French Revolution. Decanter rates the 1966 Burgundy vintage a 5 out of 5 declaring it an, "Excellent vintage of elegant and well-balanced wines with clean, pure flavours."
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Bid on this bottle of 1966 Latour, Pauillac (96JG, 96RP, 95VN). Wine Advocate: "The 1966 Latour remains an exemplar of the vintage, certainly one of the best, if not the best Left Bank wine of the vintage. Here, served blind, its quality was a beacon, quintessentially Pauillac with that trademark graphite seam through the intense black fruit, cold stone and a touch of tobacco. It remains undimmed by its age (though this was served from a magnum of impeccable provenance). The palate is medium-bodied and that graphite theme continues unabated, flanked by beautiful, precise and pure vestiges of black fruit. 'Pure class' are the final two words of my tasting note and at 50 years old, they sum up this immensely impressive Château Latour. Tasted September 2016. (NM)" (10/2016)
Starting Bid: $445.00
Bid on this 2-bottle lot of 1966 Domaine de Chevalier Rouge, Graves (94JG, 92RP). 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 and a long, poised and very complex finish. This is really almost as fine as the far better-known 1964! " (09/2020)
Current Bid: $260.00
Bid on this 2-bottle lot of 1966 Trotanoy, Pomerol (98DC, 96JG). Decanter: "Mature, but still lovely and remarkably fresh for its age. The once-deep colour shows a bit of bricking near the rim, yet the bouquet still has a beautiful sweet fruit that melds notes of fig, plum and caramel with a hint of smoke, sous-bois and truffle. Despite the reputation of this vintage as tannic (particularly sometimes for Trotanoy), I found the texture supple and giving, with enough fruit still to sustain the mid-palate. There is a bewitching note that is almost honey on the finish that makes this wine moreish indeed. (CC)" (01/2023)
Current Bid: $400.00
Bid on this 3-bottle lot of 1966 Beychevelle, St-Julien (93JG). John Gilman: "Beychevelle in this era has to be one of the great unsung stars of the Médoc, and the 1966 is certainly one of the prettiest and most stunning bottles that I have tasted from this lovely château. The nose on the ’66 Beychevelle absolutely soars from the glass in a brilliant mélange of black berries, raspberries, a classic touch of Beychevelle meatiness, anise, black truffles, a whiff of mint leaf, a lovely base of earth and a pungent topnote of violet. On the palate the wine is medium-full, elegant and refined, with lovely intensity of flavor, flawless balance, and a very long, meltingly tannic, utterly refined and bouncy finish. This is one of the great sleepers still to be found in the mature claret market. A hauntingly beautiful bottle of wine cut in the Palmer mould, or more correctly, a classic Beychevelle." (05/2011)
Starting Bid: $450.00
Bid on this 2-bottle lot of 1966 Cos d'Estournel, St-Estèphe ((96-98RP), 92JG). Wine Advocate: "Lucid brick/ruby colour. Stunning ripe rounded nose: roasted herbs, gamey. Lovely plump palate akin to the Cos d'Estournel 1982. Superb balance - this caresses the palate with so much ripeness! Even better than the Firsts Growths. Classic Cos d'Estournel - an absolute gem. (NM)" (12/2002)
Current Bid: $280.00
Bid on this bottle of 1966 Haut-Bailly, Pessac-Léognan (95VN, 92JG). 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)
Starting Bid: $150.00
Bid on this bottle of 1966 Cantemerle, Haut-Medoc. Praise for the estate from James Suckling: "Château Cantemerle is one of the oldest properties in Bordeaux. Classified as a fifth growth in the 1855 Classification, it is located in the Haut-Médoc appellation in the southernmost part of the Médoc, just south of the village of Margaux...its wines display finesse, structure and depth. Château Cantemerle is without question, along with La Lagune and Sénéjac, one of the top estates of the appellation."1966 is one of Michael Broadbent's favourite vintages - "... which I have always described as a 'lean, long-distance runner' ..." - and rated it a 4 star vintage. Of the 1966 Cantemerle he says: "Ch Cantemerle - always elegant and stylish. It needed time to come around. Fragrant, crisp. Nov 1986 3 stars, possibly 4."
Starting Bid: $100.00
Bid on this bottle of 1966 Pichon-Baron, Pauillac. Vinous: "The 1966 Pichon-Baron is one of the better vintages from the sixties. The nose is simple but charming in an innocuous way with red berried fruit and terracotta aromas, a sprig of mint emerging with aeration. Medium-bodied on the palate, it is rustic like so many other Pichon-Barons of this era, yet there is decent depth and it shows a bit of flesh towards the finish that displays that trait of over-ripe oranges that I noticed on a previous bottle. Tasted at a private dinner in London. (NM)" (01/2019)
Starting Bid: $120.00
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