Moet & Chandon Grand Vintage Collection 1961 Moet & Chandon Grand Vintage Collection 1961 Disgorged February 2013. Individual wooden coffret packed within a carton Last tasted from magnum in 2007, disgorged a la volee for us and, obviously, without dosage, which it does not need given its maturity and extraordinary concentration. If the 1964 is more round and creamy, this is so youthful I thought it was decades younger. Tawny, strong, ultra scented, winey bouquet, with the vinosity one so often sees in these barrel-fermented 1961s and 1959s. Taste of heather honey. Notes of nougat and cappuccino, honeysuckle and treacle. A show-stopper, but then look at 1961 Dom Perignon! Left in the glass, the bouquet was of brioche, cream and clover honey, turning to strawberries. An amazing taste of bread and butter and almonds. Serena Sutcliffe, MW Lot 59 ♦ 1 mag per lot: GBP 1400-1800 per lot: USD 2200-2800 per lot: EUR 1600-2000 LYING IN OCTAVIAN, WILTSHIRE Offered In Bond, available duty paid These items are in bond. The buyer has a choice of taking the item in bond (with the sale being made in bond) or taking the item duty paid. If taken in bond, VAT will not be charged on the hammer price. VAT will be charged at 20% on the buyer's premium which may not be cancelled or refunded by Sotheby's. If taken duty paid, when Sotheby's releases the property to buyers in the UK, the buyer will become the importer and must pay Sotheby's duty at the current rate and import VAT at 20% on the hammer price + duty which may not be cancelled or refunded by Sotheby's. VAT will be charged at 20% on the buyer's premium which may not be cancelled or refunded by Sotheby's. (VAT - registered buyers from the UK should note that the invoice issued by Sotheby's showing import VAT payable, is not suitable evidence for recovering that VAT. In order to recover this as input tax, a VAT registered buyer must purchase the wine in bond and clear it under his own name and VAT number. HM Customs will then issue a Form C79 which is acceptable evidence for recovering the VAT as input tax subject to the normal rules.) (All business buyers from outside the UK should refer to 'VAT Refunds from HM Customs & Excise' for information on how to recover VAT incurred on the buyer's premium). Quantity: 1
Moet & Chandon Grand Vintage Collection 1961 Moet & Chandon Grand Vintage Collection 1961 Disgorged February 2013. Individual wooden coffret packed within a carton Last tasted from magnum in 2007, disgorged a la volee for us and, obviously, without dosage, which it does not need given its maturity and extraordinary concentration. If the 1964 is more round and creamy, this is so youthful I thought it was decades younger. Tawny, strong, ultra scented, winey bouquet, with the vinosity one so often sees in these barrel-fermented 1961s and 1959s. Taste of heather honey. Notes of nougat and cappuccino, honeysuckle and treacle. A show-stopper, but then look at 1961 Dom Perignon! Left in the glass, the bouquet was of brioche, cream and clover honey, turning to strawberries. An amazing taste of bread and butter and almonds. Serena Sutcliffe, MW Lot 59 ♦ 1 mag per lot: GBP 1400-1800 per lot: USD 2200-2800 per lot: EUR 1600-2000 LYING IN OCTAVIAN, WILTSHIRE Offered In Bond, available duty paid These items are in bond. The buyer has a choice of taking the item in bond (with the sale being made in bond) or taking the item duty paid. If taken in bond, VAT will not be charged on the hammer price. VAT will be charged at 20% on the buyer's premium which may not be cancelled or refunded by Sotheby's. If taken duty paid, when Sotheby's releases the property to buyers in the UK, the buyer will become the importer and must pay Sotheby's duty at the current rate and import VAT at 20% on the hammer price + duty which may not be cancelled or refunded by Sotheby's. VAT will be charged at 20% on the buyer's premium which may not be cancelled or refunded by Sotheby's. (VAT - registered buyers from the UK should note that the invoice issued by Sotheby's showing import VAT payable, is not suitable evidence for recovering that VAT. In order to recover this as input tax, a VAT registered buyer must purchase the wine in bond and clear it under his own name and VAT number. HM Customs will then issue a Form C79 which is acceptable evidence for recovering the VAT as input tax subject to the normal rules.) (All business buyers from outside the UK should refer to 'VAT Refunds from HM Customs & Excise' for information on how to recover VAT incurred on the buyer's premium). Quantity: 1
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