17. Präsenz Weinauktion
Samstag, 29. November 2008 ab 12 Uhr

273

Ch. Petrus 1945 0,7l
Pomerol

(Bordeaux, Frankreich)
1 Flasche

EUR 1900 - 3500

Château Etikett. Mis au bouteille Negocé. Rote Kapsel. GAB20/20, B(90)*****, RP98: While the 1947 Petrus is a big, juicy, succulent, fruity wine, the 1945 remains a backward, tannic colossus needing another 5-10 years of cellaring. The color reveals more purple hues than the 1947, and the nose offers aromas of black fruits, licorice, truffles, and smoked meat. Massively-constituted, with formidably high tannin and extract levels, this sleeping giant may evolve into another perfect example of Petrus.
F: BON-VTS; E: sehr gut für das Alter, leicht verschmutzt. (3715013)

274

Ch. Petrus 1947 0,7l
Pomerol

(Bordeaux, Frankreich)
1 Flasche

EUR 1900 - 3500

Château Etikett. Mis au bouteille Negoce. Rote Kapsel. GAB19/20, B(95)*****, RP100: The 1947 Petrus is the most decadent ´wine of the century´. While not as port-like as the 1947 Cheval Blanc, it is a massive, unctuously-textured, viscous wine with amazing power, richness, and sweet fruit. The nose explodes from the glass, offering jammy fruit, smoke, and buttery caramel scents. It is so sweet, thick, and rich one suspects a spoon could stand upright. The wine is loaded with dream-like quantities of fruit, as well as high alcohol, but there is no noticeable tannin. While drinkable now, given its amazing fruit extract, and high levels of glycerin and alcohol, it is capable of lasting two more decades.
F: BON-VTS; E: sehr gut für das Alter, leicht verschmutzt. (3715014)

275

Ch. Petrus 1948 0,7l
Pomerol

(Bordeaux, Frankreich)
1 Flasche

EUR 1200 - 2000

Château Etikett. Mis au bouteille Negocé. Rote Kapsel. B(90)****, RP95: 1948 is another one of those vintages that was largely ignored by the press. Shrewd consumers would be smart to take a look at well-stored bottles of 1948s that might appear in the marketplace. The nose of cedar, leather, herbs, and cassis suggested to me that this was a first-growth Pauillac. The color is still dense, with only a moderate orange hue at the edge. The wine is rich, more austere and lineal than usual, but full-bodied, with considerable flavor, and a spicy, moderately tannic finish. Sensationeller Zustand, extrem dunkles Schmuckgranatrot.
F: BON; E: leicht beschädigt. (3715015)

276

Ch. Petrus 1949 0,7l
Pomerol

(Bordeaux, Frankreich)
1 Flasche

EUR 1300 - 2000

Belgische Abfüllung. WS98, B(90)****, RP95-100: While variable, the 1949 has always been a huge, thick, chewy, immense wine without the unctuosity and port-like quality of the 1947 or 1950. The wine has begun to display the huge, exotic, fleshiness of Petrus, as well as marvelously pure, plum, black-cherry, mocha, and coffee-flavored fruit. It is developing well and remains remarkably youthful for a 45-year old wine.

F: BON-VTS; E: sehr gut für das Alter, leicht verschmutzt. (3715016)

277

Ch. Petrus 1949 0,7l
Pomerol

(Bordeaux, Frankreich)
1 Flasche

EUR 1400 - 2200

Château Etikett. Mis au bouteille Negocé. Rote Kapsel. WS98, B(90)****, RP95-100: While variable, the 1949 has always been a huge, thick, chewy, immense wine without the unctuosity and port-like quality of the 1947 or 1950. The wine has begun to display the huge, exotic, fleshiness of Petrus, as well as marvelously pure, plum, black-cherry, mocha, and coffee-flavored fruit. It is developing well and remains remarkably youthful for a 45-year old wine.
F: BON; E: leicht verschmutzt. (3715034)

278

Ch. Petrus 1949 0,7l
Pomerol

(Bordeaux, Frankreich)
1 Flasche

EUR 1400 - 2200

Château Etikett. Mis au bouteille Negoce. Rote Kapsel. WS98, B(90)****, RP95-100: While variable, the 1949 has always been a huge, thick, chewy, immense wine without the unctuosity and port-like quality of the 1947 or 1950. The wine has begun to display the huge, exotic, fleshiness of Petrus, as well as marvelously pure, plum, black-cherry, mocha, and coffee-flavored fruit. It is developing well and remains remarkably youthful for a 45-year old wine.

F: VTS; E: kellergrau und leicht besch.. (3715035)

279

Ch. Petrus 1950 0,7l
Pomerol

(Bordeaux, Frankreich)
1 Flasche

EUR 1500 - 2500

Château Etikett. Mis au bouteille Negocé. Rote Kapsel. WS99, B(90)****, RP99: The wine is still a young, mammothly-constituted Petrus that is less evolved than more recent knock-out vintages such as 1961. Massive and rich, with spectacular color saturation and the sweet, unctuous texture Petrus obtains in ripe years, this wine will last for another 20-30 years.
F: BON; E: sehr gut für das Alter, ganz leicht beschädigt. (3715017)

1015

Ch. Petrus 1983 0,75l
Pomerol

(Bordeaux, Frankreich)
1 Flasche

EUR 450 - 700        -> Zuschlag bei EUR 520

B***(**), GAB18/20 (ein wahnsinnig intensiver Wein), WS93: What you’d expect from such a legendary estate. Wonderful palate impression with silky, rich fruit. Plenty of blackberry and chocolate character, has a full body and medium finish. Needs time.
F: IN; E: sehr gut. (3752034)

1016

Ch. Petrus 1984 0,75l
Pomerol

(Bordeaux, Frankreich)
1 Flasche

EUR 270 - 480        -> Zuschlag bei EUR 340

B(92)***: Its bouquet, low-keyed at first, was leafy, herbaceous and opened up fragrantly. Some sweetness, combining soft fruit and crispness. Tannic-iron finish. US Label, New York.
F: IN; E: minimal fleckig. (3721016)