“Kingdoms” auction Catalogue & Offprint by Baghera/wines

— K i n gdom s —

auction — under the aegis of — Maître Marco Breitenmoser, Huissier Judiciaire

— when — Sunday 6th of December 2020, 2 pm

— where — Hotel Beau-Rivage, Quai du Mont-Blanc 13, 1201 Geneva, Switzerland

— viewing time & location — Wednesday 2nd and Thursday 3rd of December 2020. Upon request before Friday 27th of November. By appointment only. Lots 1-14 are in bond in Baghera/wines' cellar at the Geneva FreePort. Lots 15-273 are duty-paid at Fert, Geneva.

— sale designation — When sending in written bids or making enquiries, please refer to this sale as sale #2012.

— absentee bids & telephone bids — office@bagherawines.com

— Baghera/wines — Michael Ganne, Executive Director • mganne@bagherawines.com — Julie Carpentier, Deputy Director • jcarpentier@bagherawines.com — Francesco Lee, Director Asia • flee@bagherawines.com — Olivia Bouët-Willaumez, Art Director • owillaumez@bagherawines.com — Arthur Leclerc, Chief Operating Officer • aleclerc@bagherawines.com — Pablo Alvarez Esteban, Wine Specialist • palvarez@bagherawines.com — Kishan Siriwardena, Accountant • kishan@bagherawines.com — Dovinia Angeli, Editor • dangeli@bagherawines.com — Asta Ponzo, Press & Public Relations • asta@bagherawines.com — Christian Martray, Consultant • chartreuse@bagherawines.com — Dominique Fornage, Consultant • dfornage@bagherawines.com —

kingdoms Enoteca Pinchiorri, Wines, Chartreuse

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contents 7 — PRELIMINARIES — Baghera/wines, Passion

The Team

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What's new ?

12-13

Foreword “ Penetrate the mystery ”

14-15

Auction venue — Hotel Beau-Rivage

Event — “Four hands… four stars !”

21 — LOTS 1 TO 273 — Lots 1 to 14 — The Enoteca Pinchiorri collection Lots 15 to 165 — The Wine & Spirits collection Lots 166 to 273 — The Chartreuse collection

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341 — INDEX AND GUIDELINES — Contents

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Index by Regions

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Guides and forms

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Personal notes

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Credits

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pa s s i o n

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Baghera/wines an experts office

— Baghera/wines was established at the end of 2015 in Geneva by three passionate experts, who launched a specialized consultancy office exclusively dedicated to exceptional wines. Michael Ganne, Julie Carpentier and Francesco Lee joined forces, offering a new approach to high-end wine auctions, by placing cordiality and sharing at the very heart of the wine business. Since then, Baghera/wines have become the European leading fine wine auctioneer, offering amongst other rarities, the “Private cellar of Domaine Henri Jayer” in June 2018, the world’s most important wine auction ever. Alongside their auctions, the Baghera/wines team guides collectors in every dimension of highlighting a collection, focusing on tailor-made, one-to-one professional advice, outstanding wine sourcing and excellency. In 2019 Baghera/wines opened their office in HongKong. In the Summer of 2020, Baghera/wines settled at the Hotel Beau-Rivage in Geneva, opening alonsgide its new office, a Fine Wines exclusive Boutique and a private Club.

— office@bagherawines.com office + 41 22 910 46 30

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team

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Michael Ganne

Julie Carpentier

Francesco Lee

executive director

deputy director

director asia

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Michael Ganne is originally from the Médoc

Julie Carpentier’s past is deeply rooted to

An early passionate, following his “ soul of

region near Bordeaux and naturally chose to

the Loire valley. These regional origins may

wine ”, Francesco is a true enthusiast. Having

dedicate himself to the wine business. Yet his

very well have given her the desire to take the

travelled far and wide and tasted many

unswerving taste for novelty spanned well

plunge and work in wineries and vineyards. Yet

legendary wines, he has shared his in-depth

beyond the great Bordeaux wines of his native

it may simply have been the encounter with her

knowledge with connoisseurs worldwide and

land.

husband-to-be, an accomplished winemaker…

collectors for many years.

A graduate of the International Vine and Wine

In a former life, Julie studied Art and

Originally working as an equities research

Office with a Master of Wine Management,

Archaeology at the École du Louvre before

analyst in a French investment bank, Francesco

Michael has visited more than twenty-four

joining Christie's Wine Department as Wine

changed his career to the wine industry,

countries and met with the most influential

Specialist, where she dedicated her expertise

joining Christie's as Senior Wine Specialist and

people in the business.

to fine wines. Also a graduate from WSET,

Associate VP in 2008, where he co-organized,

Julie has shown a remarkable understanding of

amongst others, the Château Latour ex-cellar

A strong promoter of the great vintage bottles

native varietals together with an overall taste

sale in 2011 in Hong-Kong.

he unearths, Michael auctioned some of the

for exceptional and unique crus.

most glamorous sales as Head of Continental

Catching up on their mutual passion for fine

Europe for the Wine Department at Christie's.

Thus, when Michael asked her to join him in the

wines, Michael and Francesco joined forces

Yet, relentlessly looking for new perspectives,

creation of Baghera/wines, she did not hesitate

to develop and strengthen Baghera/wines’

Michael decides to found his own auction

to be part of the venture as Deputy Director,

presence throughout Asia. A fervent amateur

house, Baghera/wines, in 2015.

heading the team. Having developped strong

of European culture and of exceptional French

ties with Domains, especially in Burgundy,

wines especially, Francesco loves bringing

Since Baghera/wines' creation, we owe Michael

Julie enjoys meeting vintners and people of the

people and continents together over the finest

the most impressive world records, including

vine, pursuing her defense for the recognition

crus.

the biggest wine auction ever : “ Henri Jayer,

and promotion of the art of winemaking.

The Heritage ” which he auctioned in June 2018, selling for CHF 34,5M.

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mganne@bagherawines.com cell + 41 79 858 87 88

jcarpentier@bagherawines.com cell + 41 79 472 22 23

flee@bagherawines.com cell + 852 96 99 61 49

team

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Pablo Alvarez

Arthur Leclerc

Kishan Siriwardena

wine specialist

chief operating officer

chief financial officer

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Pablo, originally from Spain, has always been

Arthur Leclerc, born in Geneva, comes from a

Born in Geneva to a Sri Lankan wine enthusiast

in close contact with the fine wine world as

family of restaurateurs who passed on the taste

father and a Finnish mother passionate about

his family runs one of the most prestigious

for cooking and sharing gourmet cuisine. An

numbers, Kishan is the perfect image of these

wineries in Spain.

insatiable epicurean, Arthur is fascinated with

two contrasting personalities. He discovered

all things food and trained in the kitchens of a

and flourished in the world of gastronomy

gastronomic restaurant.

and wine at the Hotel Management School in

An Agricultural Engineer graduated from the Madrid University, Pablo chose to follow his

Geneva .

passion for the wine industry and specialise in

Arthur then went on to study at the prestigious

crop science with emphasis on viticulture and

École Hôtelière de Genève where he was

He then continued his studies, specialising

œnology.

particularly captivated by event management

in financial management at the Haute Ecole

and œnology. He complemented his hospitality

de Gestion in Geneva. Before joining the

With his technical and analytical mindset

training with two in-house professional

Baghera team, Kishan held various positions

combined with his passion for fine wines,

experiences at the Ritz Hotel in Paris and at

in the hotel world, notably in cost control in

Pablo joined Baghera/wines in 2019 as Wine

the Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie

a Geneva palace. He was also in charge of the

Specialist within the team.

in Geneva.

development of a financial plan for the opening of a boutique hotel in Sri Lanka.

At his early career stages, Pablo gained

Whilst pursuing his passion for the study of

financial knowledge by working several years

wines and spirits, Arthur met Michael and Julie

It was at this point in his career that he met

in Private Equity. But his always increasing

during the inaugural Baghera/wines auction.

Michael and Arthur, who is also a former

curiosity led Pablo to continue learning about

He joined the team as Sales & Events Officer

student of the Hotel School, and the whole

the wine business by studying at the WSET.

during the organization of the “Henri Jayer,

Baghera/wines team, and was offered the

Combined with his other passion fine dining,

The Heritage” auction in 2018.

chance to combine his two passions, for wine

he has been travelling around the world

and numbers, in the role of CFO of Baghera.

visiting some of the most prestigious wineries and restaurants.

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palvarez@bagherawines.com cell + 41 78 775 26 09

aleclerc@bagherawines.com cell + 41 79 136 13 01

kishan@bagherawines.com cell + 41 79 792 01 02

c o n s u lta n t

team

c o n s u lta n t

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Christian Martray

Olivia Bouët-Willaumez

Asta Ponzo

master sommelier

art director

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Raised in a family of Beaujolais winegrowers,

An artist's daughter and grand-daughter, of

Born in Geneva, after studying law at the

his parents managed the acclaimed Château

British and French origins, Olivia has always

University of Geneva, Asta Ponzo swiftly

de la Chaize in Brouilly.

been sensitive to the intricate geography of

branched off into the luxury goods industry.

Skilled Master Sommelier from the “Union De

signs. Brought up in a multicultural artistic

A skilled linguist, she communicates with ease

la Sommelerie Française”, trained in the cuisine

environment on 2 languages, classical music,

with her network and clients in French, English,

of Paul Bocuse***, Christian began his career

jazz, PG tips tea, ponies, cats&dogs and books,

Croatian, German, Italian and Spanish. With

as a sommelier in the three-star Georges Blanc

she fell in love with Hitchcock's œuvre at an

extensive technical experience in the Creation and

restaurant in Vonnas.

early age and decided to study Dramatic Art

Product Development department at Vacheron

After working as head sommelier in Switzerland

in the United Kingdom. She later pursued her

Constantin, a Richemont group company and

(Ermitage Ravet), he feeds his passion for the

acting training in Paris and Moscow and worked

the oldest watchmaking Manufacture in the

finest wines at the Albert 1er, Relais et Châteaux,

as an actress for the theater and cinema for

world, Asta Ponzo spent five years working

Michelin-star in Chamonix-Mont-Blanc during

fifteen years.

with decision-makers in the watchmaking

press

public relations

industry, thus consolidating both her technical

ten years. Since 2014, he selects wines and spirits alongside

Family heredity compellingly made its way back,

grounding in the field of fine watchmaking

Olivier Poussier (World Best Sommelier 2000)

as the atavic urge for drawing and all things

and her international network.

for the French leading ventealapropriete.com

graphic sprung up again. Whether sketching

website.

portraits on paper tablecloths in restaurants

In 2003, her career path led her to the position of

Christian has been a long-term co-author and

or in her countless notebooks at the terraces

Communication Manager for Vacheron Constantin

contributor at Revue du Vin de France and

of literary cafes in Paris, the fascination for

a company of the Richemont Group working

Guide des Meilleurs Vins de France.

signs on paper led Olivia to join some of the

on the Swiss market. As part of this role, she

True passionate, in-depth connoisseur and

largest publishing houses in Paris and French

brought innovative solutions to events, PR

collector of Chartreuse liqueur from the outset

press groups.

strategy, media buying and HNWI customer care.

– whether they have been produced in Voiron

In 2012, after spending more than 14 years working

or in Tarragona – he has participated in the

Michael invited her to join Baghera/wines as

for prestigious watch and jewellery companies,

most prominent Chartreuse tastings and is one

Art Director in 2015 and she has since signed

Asta founded her own communications consulting

of their very best ambassadors.

Baghera's graphic identity and catalogues.

firm: The Luxury PR.

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chartreuse@bagherawines.com

owillaumez@bagherawines.com cell + 33 06 58 12 68

asta@bagherawines.com cell + 41 79 961 85 66

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What's new ?

“ Auctions ”

“ Events ”

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With a turnover of nearly CHF 80 million since

Baghera/wines organises two types of auction :

Baghera/wines designs and organises several

its creation at the end of 2015, Baghera/wines

room auctions and “Wine o’clocks”.

prestigious events throughout the year to

has become the European leader in the auction

celebrate the greatest wines. These events are

of exceptional wines, ahead of a number of

Twice a year, a room auction is presented, each

usually held in Geneva or sometimes further

historical houses.

a unique event telling the story of a heritage

afield, in Burgundy or elsewhere…

– be it that of an illustrious domain, a rare In addition to the organisation of auctions and

collection or a legendary vintner. A catalogue

“ Wine & Music ” evenings, thematic tastings

tastings, Baghera/wines continues to develop

is published for the occasion, a true treasure

in small groups to broaden one’s knowledge of

and diversify in the promotion of exceptional

chest, inspired and prestigious to perfectly

a domain, a vintage, an appellation (vertical,

wines.

compliment and enhance the bottles offered

horizontal, ...), Baghera/wines style Paulées

for sale.

(traditional Burgundy meals) and delightful dinners presented in collaboration with

“Wine o’clocks” are regular and fast online

Michelin-starred restaurants such as Maison

auctions that take place every second Tuesday

Troisgros, are just some of the festive occasions

of the month. They run on the principle of

that we have the pleasure to offer you.

dial sales in which the price of lots drops in a limited time. This is an opportunity for

For these unique occasions, we put all our

Internet users all over the world to acquire

experience at your service in selecting with

great wines, in seconds, at the right price and

care great wines of old, rare and sought-after

with a single click.

vintages. Every moment is crafted to make your experience special, your evening warm

For all its auctions, Baghera/wines offers a highly qualitative selection of fine wines, elegantly presented in thematic collections and available in e-catalogues, and on a secure, easy-to-use auction platform.

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and friendly.

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“ Club ”

“ Boutique ”

“ Cellar ”

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In the heart of Geneva’s most beautiful

In the Summer 2020, the brand new Baghera/

Since the autumn of 2019, Baghera/wines has

neighbourhood, a new club has been

wines Boutique opened its doors in the heart of

been working with restaurateurs in Geneva, to

established on the ground floor of the historic

the Hotel Beau-Rivage in Geneva. Much more

sublimate the finest Swiss gastronomic talent.

Beau-Rivage Hotel. A private, high-class

than a “boutique” in the commercial sense of the

setting with a mellow and timeless atmosphere

term, the venue invites wine lovers to discover

The Cellar project offers to promising young

harbouring the greatest wines in the world.

not only exceptional vintages, but also more

chefs a fine wine list chosen with care by the

Reserved for a limited number of members,

accessible and quite remarkable wines, a library

experts at Baghera/wines, which complements

this club-lounge is dedicated to culinary and

made up of ancient oenological books and treaties

the restaurant’s original wine menu, while

œnological pleasures in a warm and exclusive

accessible to members of the Club only.

remaining consistent with the establishment’s

environment that combines discretion, rarity and privilege.

cuisine. Located at number 2 rue Adhémar-Fabri, in Geneva and close to the prestigious hotel, Beau-

A genuine wine cellar on consignment,

The Club is an opportunity for lovers of fine

Rivage Genève, with which it maintains close

available to our partner restaurants in Geneva,

wines to meet and to share their impressions,

ties, the Boutique offers a unique approach.

Cellar offers wine enthusiasts the opportunity

perhaps to exchange bottles and to savour wine

The client is invited to journey to the heart of

to taste rare vintages, sought-after appellations

in a relaxed atmosphere, a home from home.

the terroirs, to share the most secret stories of

and bottles which are impossible to find on the

the most renowned winegrowers worldwide,

market, and all this at selling prices in line

Tailor-made themed events are organized

will be taken by the hand to live a human and

with the market.

throughout the year for members who will

sensory experience and reconnect with the land

also appreciate the Michelin-starred cuisine of

and its noblest products.

Le Chat Botté restaurant and secure personal storage for their own personal collection.

This is how Michael Ganne and Julie Carpentier, the founders of Baghera/wines, first imagined

A haven where one can simply disappear for

this venue – a sojourn of pleasure that will

a few hours, and the ideal environment for

allow them to keep in close contact with all of

receiving customers and business partners

their customers throughout the year.

alike, throughout the year.

Open 10am to 7pm, Tuesday to Saturday.

Contact Arthur for more details aleclerc@bagherawines.com | cell + 41 79 136 13 01 13

foreword

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“ … penetrate the mystery… ” by michael ganne

— “ Non si ricordano i giorni, si ricordano gli attimi.” “ We do not remember the days, we remember the moments.” Cesare Pavese, 'Il mestiere di vivere. Diario' (1935-1950)

— Some of life's journeys provide memorable gustatory delights, of incredible food and wine, combined with passionate and exciting human encounters whose emotion transports you and infuses you with an extraordinary energy. Annie Féolde and Giorgio Pinchiorri are part of this wonderful alchemy where talent, elegance, the love of beautiful things, all this and more, sprinkled with a touch of folly... becomes an open book ready to be feasted upon. It is clear that passion has always directed the eye and the palate of Giorgio Pinchiorri – a knowledgeable and loving collector – a passion that is today as present and communicative after more than 50 years in the noble vocation that is the service of wine. The decision made at the end of 2019 to put the jewels of the Enoteca Pinchiorri up for sale is the crowning achievement of 35 years of life shared between a man and his legendary collection. Yes, this collection of large-format wines from the Domaine de la Romanée-Conti from the royal 1985 vintage is truly unequalled, both for its illustrious provenance and its perfect conservation. Let it be said: unless you acquire the Enoteca Pinchiorri collection offered to you in December 2020, it is impossible today to recreate such a collection, as the Domaine no longer produces these very large formats. Passion is also at the heart of the second collection in this catalogue. It bears witness to an epicurean’s continuous quest, his eagerness to deepen

his knowledge of wine, his desire to indulge his senses and discover the new experiences offered by all the lovingly selected nectars that make up this extraordinary collection. This journey will genially invite us to discover numerous verticals, ready to be enjoyed and always in the spirit of sharing these majestic bottles. The wine collections of Domaine Prieuré-Roch and Domaine Bizot are of great rarity and, of course, of perfect provenance and conservation, too – I have had the privilege of tasting a number of these bottles… trust me! These vertical journeys are offered in the finest French appellations, the fruit of the labour, talent and passion of the winegrowers represented in this catalogue. The final surprise of this collection, as a humble yet dazzling finale, appears in the fabulous set of traditional Chartreuse Liqueurs which concludes this catalogue. You will have the pleasure of following their peregrinations over more than a century, of appreciating their “holy oeuvre” and their generosity to which each of these elegant bottles bears witness… It is one of the finest collections in Europe that is offered to you and I encourage any sincere epicurean to penetrate the mystery of these secret Chartreuse liqueurs to discover a vertiginous array of aromas. I like to think that a man's heart is like a wine – it has its sensibilities, it has its character and in its depths it also has its pearls. I would also like to hope that the wines in this sale will offer you the joy of discovering your own pearls and that they will live up to your wildest expectations... Warmest regards, Michael 15

auction venue

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Hotel Beau-Rivage geneva , switzerland

— Baghera/wines invites you to attend the “ Kingdoms ” auction on the 6th of December 2020 within the historical and privileged setting of Hotel Beau-Rivage. AUTH E NTI CIT Y AN D FAM E

— Elegant and authentic, Beau-Rivage is an exceptional house, with its incredible view on the iconic Jet d'Eau, the lake, the MontBlanc, the snowy summits and the city. The list of personalities who at some point have fallen under the spell of Beau-Rivage Genève is impressive, dizzying, staggering – Empress Sissi of Austria, Jean Cocteau, Eleanor Roosevelt, Romy Schneider, Charlie Chaplin… A sophisticated setting for an exceptional sale.

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event

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Four hands… four stars ! degustation

— An exceptional wine auction goes hand-in-hand with an exceptional dinner… On the occasion of the “ Kingdoms ” auction weekend, Baghera/wines will be hosting for the first time a one night-only dream dinner inspired by Chefs Riccardo Monco of Enoteca Pinchiorri*** in Firenze and Dominique Gauthier of Le Chat-Botté* Beau-Rivage Geneva. Restaurant Le Chat-Botté will be devoted to this four Michelinstars dinner and the two Chefs have prepare a truly unique menu featuring their signature dishes. Chef Riccardo, enthusiastic to join Chef Dominique for this very special event, says: “ I create, and taste, with all my senses. The eye also demands its portion. ” Indeed, an exceptional dinner goes hand-in-hand with an exceptional wine list… Baghera/wines will propose a selection of wines emanating from the Baghera/wines Boutique and private cellar. As the Italian saying goes “ Old wine and friends improve with age ”… So join us in Geneva for a taste of kingdom!

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b o o k i n g : a l e c l e r c @ b a g h e r aw i n e s . c o m

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Please note – this event is subject to change in the case of a strengthening of local sanitary Covid measures.

lots 1 â&#x20AC;&#x201D; 14 The Enoteca Pinchiorri collection

first collection

— “ The Joy, the beating heart…” — “La gioia, il cuore che batte… boom, boom, boom!” This is the phrase pronounced by Giorgio Pinchiorri, about his passion for wine and the Enoteca collection, particularly dear to his heart, on the occasion of one of our many exchanges at his home in Florence. Throughout these past few months during which we have had the pleasure of visiting Florence on multiple occasions and sharing incredible moments with Giorgio Pinchiorri, Annie Féolde and all the talented team of Enoteca Pinchiorri, Giorgio Pinchiorri’s phrase has stayed with me. “La gioia, il cuore che batte… boom, boom, boom!” This is the testimonial of Giorgio Pinchiorri reliving his first steps at the Domaine de la Romanée-Conti in August 1986 and evoking his emotion at the tasting of the 1985 vintage, on the Vosne-Romanée site. It is the emotion of Giorgio Pinchiorri recalling the arrival in Florence of these incredible large-format bottles, from Angelo Gaja, distributor of Romanée-Conti in Italy at the time. It is the emotion of Giorgio Pinchiorri when he evokes the story – now legendary – of the acquisition of these Jeroboams and Methuselahs that have reposed for the last thirty years in the cellars of the historic Palazzo Jacometti-Ciofi. “La gioia, il cuore che batte… boom, boom, boom!” Yes, it is the Heart. A noble and generous heart, which beats at Enoteca Pinchiorri, like a bond between wine and cooking, these two worlds in which Annie and Giorgio have expressed their respective quests for Excellence. The Heart where everyone has strived to excel in their Art but also to transmit their passion and surround themselves with the greatest talent. Yes, it is Joy. That of contemplating these 24 superb bottles in an excellent state of conservation, bottles that have reposed peacefully in Florence for three decades thanks to the loving care and paternal benevolence of Giorgio Pinchiorri. It is with joy, and with beating hearts that we now bring to light this unique collection, rich in history, witness to an extraordinary relationship between a passionate man – Giorgio Pinchiorri – and a beloved vineyard – Burgundy. 23

the interview

— A talk with Giorgio Pinchiorri — “ If you follow your natural bent you will definitely go to heaven.” Dante Alighieri, Divine Comedy

— “ This is the story of how I became interested in wine ”. Here we are in 1958, it was the moment of the football world cup, which took place in Sweden, a moment which was marked by the revelation of one of the most talented football players in the world: Pelé. It was on television, which at that time was still in black and white, that, during the intervals between two matches, viewers were offered an oenogastronomy programme, presented by, in my opinion, the greatest Italian oenogastronomy journalist in the world, the eminent Luigi Veronelli. The team that hosted this show consisted of Veronelli, a chef, and also a third character who had the particularity of wearing around his neck, what I know today is a wine taster. It was love at first sound, hearing about food and wine led me to enrol in the Hotel School. After the first month, I realized that the kitchens were not my cup of tea, and so I was advised to go up one floor to attend to the dining room and reception. It was there that I was lucky enough to have the opportunity to hear the chef de rang, the master, evoke great French châteaux, I understood nothing, not even why châteaux

were being referred to at all, then, over time, I familiarized myself with this vocabulary. I continued to follow this figure and long before the creation of the Enoteca Pinchiorri and the Enoteca Nazionale, I became interested in wine and began to collect it. It was also by going to well-known restaurants in Florence – notably Buca Lapi or Sabatini, which then carried two Michelin stars – that I developed my approach and dedicated myself to gastronomy as well as wine, but I repeat, especially to wine. I continued in this direction by additionally taking specific courses, until the time of the great flood which submerged Florence in 1966. A tragedy which took countless victims as well as whole sections of Florentine culture. A tragedy which resounded well beyond the borders of the country since everyone heard about it. Whole stores of books were destroyed, and this caused an immense cultural and heritage loss. Some were, thankfully, found or subsequently recovered – among these a world catalogue of wines by Luigi Veronelli, from which I really learned to appreciate the existence of international wines. As for Italian wines, on 25

“My ultimate dream, however, was to be able to visit the Domaine de la Romanée-Conti…” the other hand, I dedicated part of my time to discovering the cellars around Florence and in Tuscany, meeting my “winegrowers”. I also went regularly to explore Piedmont. I am originally from Emilia Romagna. I never thought that my land could produce great wines, although I define Lambrusco for example as “a misunderstood genius”. Combined with a cuisine that is rich, succulent, fatty, good, generous and natural like the cuisine of Emilia Romagna, a glass of Lambrusco can truly delight. However, I think that the “great” wine has its origins a little higher up, in Piedmont. I moved closer to Piedmont and started collecting bottles of Barolo or Barbaresco, which were unlike the wines I had on hand here in Tuscany. My great friend Luigi Veronelli used to say, “If you want to drink good wine, you just have to lengthen your stride through the Alps, go to France, to Burgundy, and you will be able to drink very great wines. Then on your return, call in again at Piedmont and drink again, always very great wines.” Because according to Veronelli, there are two great red wines, the Pinot noir which gave birth to all the great Burgundy and the Nebbiolo which was the origin of the best Barolo or Barbaresco. It was then that my love of wine began to flourish. This quickly led us to the creation of Enoteca, which at the time was called “Enoteca Nazionale”, “nazionale” because it was constituted exclusively of Italian wines.

By that time, I had already built up a discreet collection of foreign wines, especially Bordeaux, because in Italy at the time, with the exception of a few great champagnes, you could hardly find anything but Bordeaux, in particular, a few large châteaux such as the Mouton Rothschild or Château Lafite, which being significant productions therefore managed to reach Italy. Completely unknown at the time were Château Haut-Brion, Château Cheval Blanc, also totally unknown Château Ausone or even Château Pétrus. So I continued my travels in France to discover Bordeaux wines so as to become better acquainted with all the châteaux. My memory of the teachings of the school all related to Bordeaux wines. My acquisitions from the time enriched my personal collection, there being, of course, no question of offering them at the Enoteca Nazionale. When I won the Best Sommelier of Italy award following the sommelier course organized by the AIS (Italian Association of Sommeliers) in 1971, I was offered a one-week trip to the domains of Burgundy, in order to visit the Calvet cellars, but also those of Drouhin. Cellars which produced thousands of bottles! This is the programme that was proposed to me by the Association. For my part, I thought well of extending this visit by a few days, in order to meet the “real” winegrowers. This is how I had the incredible luck to meet Sylvie Cathiard-Molinier the entire Gros family, the two Roumier brothers, the descendants of one of the two still being owners

“Wines from all over the world nourished my passion, but especially French wines.” of Georges Roumier today – the other being in charge of Georges de Vogüé. Subsequently I had the chance to get to know all the other producers and winegrowers, and to fall definitively in love with the domains of Burgundy.

Dury, Guy Roulot. Many of them are no longer with us, but by luck for some, their children still own these large estates.

In 1979, Veronelli did us the immense honour of ranking us among the 21 best restaurants in Italy, in his manual “I Vini di Veronelli”, when we were not even a restaurant in the proper sense of the word yet. This encouragement gave us the strength, emotion, joy and the will to rise to the ranks of the best, to persist on this journey, to create a restaurant: gastronomy & wines – as one entity. Annie ran the kitchen with her best cooks and I officiated in the “cantina” and attended to the wines, still Italian at the time.

By deleting the word “nazionale” I was free to buy all the wines directly as far as châteaux and champagnes were concerned, on the other hand, I had to go through importers for Burgundy. With all due respect to the Maison Louis Latour and Maison Drouhin, I was able to start importing them directly into Italy, starting with the 1975 vintage. I wanted to import the vignerons or producers’ wines that I contacted directly. My ultimate dream, however, was to be able to visit Domaine de la Romanée-Conti, something that was almost impossible at the time. It is to Jean Gros of the Gros family, then Mayor of Vosne Romanée, that I owe the privilege of having been able to visit the domain of Romanée-Conti, on August 4, 1986. I was accompanied that day by my great friend Antonio Santini, owner of the restaurant Il Pescatore, which also has three Michelin stars. Tears in our eyes, hearts pounding, incredulous that we were finally able to pass through the door of the holy of holies! I had, of course, already seen the vines, counted each one in Romanée-Conti and La Tâche.

Wines from all over the world nourished my passion, but especially French wines. Little by little I turned away from Bordeaux to take a closer interest in Burgundy wines. I made two visits a year on average, which allowed me to get to know all the greatest winegrower owners of the time, such as André Ramonet in Burgundy, the great, the immense Henri Jayer, Coche-

Having finally arrived, we were presented a La Tâche from 1981 to taste, then the 1985 tasting followed, something beyond comparison, something to get down on one’s knees for, to experience the quality, not only from Domaine de la Romanée-Conti , but of this Pinot noir, of this great vintage of the future. As Antonio and I did not understand, Annie, who was

In 1978, we decided to transform the Enoteca Nazionale into a restaurant, called the Enoteca Pinchiorri. That’s when Annie entered the story, or rather the kitchen, because I didn’t know anything about cooking strictly speaking, it was not my domain. So we transformed the Enoteca, which you would now call a “wine bar”, into a restaurant.

“… Something beyond comparison, something to get down on one’s knees for…” French, translated as we went, and Monsieur Vincent said, “Remember this year. Try to buy as much as possible, not just the Romanée-Conti cuvées, but those from all over Burgundy, because it is a historic vintage!” And that’s how I tried to buy as many wines as possible from my winegrowers, whether white or red from 1985. I give thanks to Angelo Gaja through whom I was able to have my wish granted and gain access to part of the collection of bottles, Magnums, Jeroboams and Methuselah of la Romanée-Conti. The cellar master was already receiving very large requests from all over the world, which is why he could not reserve the whole series for me. The Romanée-Conti n°1 magnum went to Il Pescatore, only the Romanée – the La Tâche, on the other hand, went to join a customer in Austria, as well as another in Switzerland and America. This is how I had to be satisfied, as my friend Gaja advised me, with what I had been able to obtain. Since then I have not let a single year go by without buying these great wines from France. Subsequently, I had the chance to meet Monsieur Moueix, owner of Château Pétrus, notably in 1975. I have therefore always bought from great châteaux en primeur, always premier crus, but sometimes also second or third, fourth or even fifth. I always bought these wines through direct marketing, direct import en primeur. I was the only Italian to have a cellar as well as a restaurant for which I bought the great Bordeaux wines en primeur. To this day, I still continue 28

to enhance my collection. I add that we bought the entire 2019 vintage, regardless of what its quality will be – my friends from Burgundy are already offering us the 2019 vintage!

The collection Throughout this adventure, my passion for wine, I have had Annie by my side. Annie has been a major asset. Of French origin she facilitated the relationships with winegrowers, producers and domains in Burgundy, which were excessively difficult to access. We were also very fortunate to start an awardwinning journey, with our entry into the Michelin Guide in 1981. Then in 1982 we obtained our first Michelin star and in 1983 the first Michelin star at Relais & Châteaux, tradition and quality. All this thanks to Annie, not because she was French but because she was the one who ran the kitchens. All this prestige, this international fame, gave us strength and encouraged us to expand our cellar, no longer limiting ourselves to Italian wines, but by inviting in foreign wines, especially from Burgundy. All this being supported by the beautiful friendship of prestigious winegrowers, such as Ramonet, Guy Roulot, Georges Mugneret or the Gros family, then Jayer. These winegrowers had never left their native Burgundy. I had the privilege of inviting them to visit Piedmont, or Florence to share incredible dinners here at the Enoteca. They were characters from another time, most of them are no longer of this world. And finally, we had the honour of receiving the “Queen”, Madame Lalou Bize-Leroy, who

“…‘Children’ because that's what I call these bottles, ‘my children’…” visiting our cellar was indignant before such a splendid collection. I remember that she said on this occasion: “I sell wine, not collections. Why does Pinchiorri have this Romanée-Conti collection? ” To which I replied that I was prepared to hand over the collection to her if she agreed to provide me, over a period of 10 years, with 120 bottles from that same estate each year! She called me crazy! And I was delighted, confirming that I was indeed crazy, but that if there was a way to come to some arrangement, it would be fun… All this to underline the immense joy that we experienced in being able to bring this great Lady from the world of wine here. Not only that she might admire our cellar, but also to have the privilege of having her to dine in our Enoteca, of her getting to know Annie… I can even say that a long discussion and negotiation ensued, during which there was talk of Madame Bize entrusting us with wines from the Leroy estate, “ en exclusivité ”. At this invitation, Annie and I felt that we risked losing some of the beautiful relationships that we enjoyed with all the other domains of Burgundy, not only the big houses, but also small domains unknown at the time, which with time would have undeniably taken on importance, such as the Domaine Coche-Dury, which absolutely no one knew at the time, or Roulot or Jayer. I subsequently collaborated with Veronelli in the writing of a book which listed the greatest

wines in the world, among which 21 producers that I knew personally and from whom I directly imported into Italy. Some of these estates are still represented here, at the Enoteca, on the lower floor. Even more impressive was the worldwide fame of our Romanée-Conti collection, because word of mouth was rife and during each visit, guests requested to visit the cellar and have the opportunity to view this famous collection. Far beyond borders, the reputation of this collection was making its mark, and even when arriving for the first time at the Enoteca Pinchiorri, the guests immediately asked to be shown the Romanée-Conti n°1 collection! One anecdote comes to mind, a Chinese customer said that it was impossible for us to have a Romanée-Conti n°1 collection. This client was unable to visit the cellar on the floor below, for reasons of reduced mobility, so I challenged him thus, “For 10,000 euros I will ask all my staff to bring the bottles to you!” I said jokingly! The customer went along with the game and confirmed his desire to see the collection. Twenty of my employees had to be mobilised to grant his wish and bring one by one all of the Domaine de la Romanée-Conti n°1, La Tâche in my possession. Of course I never accepted that he honour his bet and pay me. It was important for me to win, to re-establish the truth by showing him that it was not a lie, we were indeed in possession of such a collection! Being disabled he couldn’t 29

“… This myth that will go through history, for millions of years to come…” verify it for himself, which is why I suggested this alternative, so that he would be convinced by what he saw. I have had, and still have today, clients including an Italian, an Australian, and a Russian who approach me with offers to buy. There have also been clients eager to buy the collection with the aim of consuming it. I am relentless and I systematically refuse, because I am aware that this collection is unique, unlike that of La Tâche of which there are two. I have always refused and saved it for the future. My grandson is extremely disappointed, he does not want us to part with the collection. To console him I told him, “We have the Ferrari Testarossa and we will keep it. The collection I can entrust to our friends in Switzerland, partners dear to my heart.” I am convinced that our friends will help us find a delighted buyer, with means proportional to the dose of heart it takes to

appreciate this heritage. I would like the emptor to have the passion and some of the madness that were mine when I put together the collection. The purchaser will not only have the complete collection of Romanée-Conti n°1, but also the importance of the content, of the delectation associated with this wine, this myth! This myth that will go through history, for millions of years to come this wonderful wine will be evoked, and Romanée-Conti will endure! My greatest wish is that my two friends find “the” client, and so my heart will be less heavy, because along with this collection it is my tears, my heart, a part of my life that will leave Enoteca Pinchiorri. I have the hope that my friends will find a passionate buyer, who will also put the “children” because that’s what I call these bottles, “my children”, in a sheltered cellar, together, that they continue to be preserved for a better future for each one.

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Giorgio Pinchiorri, in the luminous lobby of the Enoteca in Florence (August 2020).

Dear Mrs FĂŠolde, Your letter from October 19th has well reached us, but was misplaced in another file. Please accept my apologies for this late answer. We are ready on an exceptional basis to replace the wax capsule of the bottles from our Domaine that are lying with you but naturally this will require you to bring back the bottles to the Domaine. If your are still willing to proceed, could you please suggest possible dates so that we can arrange a meeting ? We look forward to hearing from you. Yours Sincerely, A. de Villaine 32

Wood cases crafted sur-mesure by Enoteca Pinchiorri for the Domaine de la RomanĂŠe-Conti 1985 large formats. 33

lot 1 L a Tâche 1985 — Domaine de la Romanée-Conti Bottle number: N°2 1 Jeroboam (3 liters) per lot CHF 40’000 – 80’000 per lot

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 2 R omanée-Saint-Vivant 1985 — Domaine de la Romanée-Conti Bottle number: N°2 1 Jeroboam (3 liters) per lot CHF 20’000 – 40’000 per lot

lot 3 G rands-Echézeaux 1985 — Domaine de la Romanée-Conti Bottle number: N°2 1 Jeroboam (3 liters) per lot CHF 15’000 – 30’000 per lot

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 4 E chézeaux 1985 — Domaine de la Romanée-Conti Bottle number: N°2 1 Jeroboam (3 liters) per lot CHF 10’000 – 20’000 per lot

lot 5 R omanée-Saint-Vivant 1985 — Domaine de la Romanée-Conti Bottle number: N°3 1 Jeroboam (3 liters) per lot CHF 20’000 – 40’000 per lot

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 6 E chézeaux 1985 — Domaine de la Romanée-Conti Bottle number: N°3 1 Jeroboam (3 liters) per lot CHF 10’000 – 20’000 per lot

Dear Mr. De Villaine I wish to personally thank you for the wonderful welcome that you gave my team managers last month and above all the special service that you most kindly provided us with, assisting us with our great bottles. These represent a real treasure for us, and we are glad and very proud to be able to display them again, more perfect than ever! I hope to be able to welcome you at the Enoteca on the occasion of your next trip to Italy, and I express to you our warmest greetings. Annie FĂŠolde and Giorgio Pinchiorri 40

New wax capsule from the Domaine, replaced in March 2011. 41

lot 7 L a Tâche

1985 — Domaine de la Romanée-Conti

Bottle number: N°2 1 Methuselah (6 liters) per lot CHF 80’000 – 160’000 per lot

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 8 R omanée-Saint-Vivant 1985 — Domaine de la Romanée-Conti Bottle number: N°2 1 Methuselah (6 liters) per lot CHF 40’000 – 80’000 per lot

lot 9 G rands-Echézeaux

1985 — Domaine de la Romanée-Conti

Bottle number: N°2 1 Methuselah (6 liters) per lot CHF 30’000 – 60’000 per lot

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 10 E chézeaux 1985 — Domaine de la Romanée-Conti Bottle number: N°2 1 Methuselah (6 liters) per lot CHF 25’000 – 50’000 per lot

lot 11 R omanée-Saint-Vivant 1985 — Domaine de la Romanée-Conti Bottle number: N°3 1 Methuselah (6 liters) per lot CHF 40’000 – 80’000 per lot

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 12 E chézeaux

1985 — Domaine de la Romanée-Conti

Bottle number: N°3 1 Methuselah (6 liters) per lot CHF 25’000 – 50’000 per lot

Gaja import back label. 48

Romanée-Conti 1985 methuselah N°1 — part of lot 14. 49

lot 13 J eroboam assortment 1985 — Domaine de la Romanée-Conti 6 Jeroboams (3 liters) per lot CHF 220’000 – 440’000 per lot

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

Romanée-Conti 1985 — Bottle number: N°1 — 1 Jeroboam (3 liters) | La Tâche 1985 — Bottle number: N°1. — 1 Jeroboam (3 liters) | Richebourg 1985 — Bottle number: N°1. — 1 Jeroboam (3 liters)

Romanée-Saint-Vivant 1985 — Bottle number: N°1 — 1 Jeroboam (3 liters) | Grands-Echézeaux 1985 — Bottle number: N°1 — 1 Jeroboam (3 liters) | Echézeaux 1985 — Bottle number: N°1 — 1 Jeroboam (3 liters)

lot 14 M ethuselah assortment 1985 — Domaine de la Romanée-Conti 6 Methuselahs (6 liters) per lot CHF 450’000 – 900’000 per lot

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

Romanée-Conti 1985 — Bottle number: N°1 — 1 Methuselah (6 liters) | La Tâche 1985 — Bottle number: N°1 — 1 Methuselah (6 liters) | Richebourg 1985 — Bottle number: N°1 — 1 Methuselah (6 liters) | Romanée-Saint-Vivant 1985 — Bottle number: N°1 — 1 Methuselah (6 liters) | Grands-Echézeaux 1985 — Bottle number: N°1— 1 Methuselah (6 liters) | Echézeaux 1985 — Bottle number: N°1 — 1 Methuselah (6 liters)

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— “ Wine is about tasting… ” — “ His lips drink water but his heart drinks wine.” E. E. Cummings, (1894-1962) – Songs (VII)

— Wine is about tasting The wines are postcards from time and hosting a wine tasting is always an excellent opportunity to sample and compare the differences between wines. A vertical wine tasting – involving the same wine, by the same estate, from different vintages – is a chance to sample and compare that same wine’s unique expression in time. Furthermore, a vertical wine tasting provides a truly unique experience. Indeed vertical tastings allow wine enthusiasts to discover the differences between vintages and learn about the factors that may have caused these variations, but it also enlightens amateurs on how weather affects grapes and help developing a better understanding of the estate’s varietal style and composition, terroirs and climats. Vertical wine tastings also are a fun and very educational way to explore wine in all its facets. The more of these tastings you experience, the better you’ll understand the vintner’s approach to his/her wine and the more you’ll gain enjoyment from.

Ultimately wine is about sharing Every wine tells its unique story and a lifetime isn’t enough to fully grasp the mystery behind it. Wine is so much more than a beverage… wine is passion, emotions and surprises. Thus, along the years, an impassioned wine drinker effortlessly delves deeper into wine knowledge and is naturally encouraged to start collecting. This is when wine passion turns to wine collection. And it is with a philosophy of exploring and understanding in depth the wines dear to his heart, that the collection from this seasoned Swiss collector has been gathered, and is now offered to you. Amongst the many domaines and estates featured in this outstanding collection, Domaine Prieuré-Roch, Domaine Bizot and Maison OvernoyHouillon ensembles are true treasure-troves for vertical tasting enthusiasts. 57

omposed of no less than 209 bottles, magnums and larger formats, this unique Domaine Prieuré-Roch wine selection is the genuine testimony of how important the most delicate Burgundy Pinots Noirs are to this collector. Purchased directly from both the Domaine and their local Swiss importer, the selection comprises 141 bottles, 64 magnums, 3 jeroboams and 1 rehoboam spanning vintages from 1988 to 2015. One of Burgundy’s brightest stars, Domaine Prieuré-Roch estate produces highly regarded red and white (very) limited cuvées on 14 hectares, mostly in Côte de Nuits. This selection is perfectly designed for the most extraordinary vertical tastings, allowing you to extend your Prieuré-Roch experiences through a rare array of beautiful climats : — Chambertin-Clos de Bèze : 1.0136ha east facing around 250 meters above sea level on a subsoil of Prémeaux type limestone, — Clos de Vougeot : 0.6236ha, situated in the “terroir royal”, — Vosne-Romanée 1er Cru Les Suchots : 1.02ha, situated on the gently sloping hillside next to Les Echezeaux, — Nuits-St-Georges 1er Cru Les Corvées : 5.2ha, steep slope, — Vosne-Romanée Les Clous: 0.58ha, two terroirs as “La Colombière” and “Le Pré de la Folie”, — Vosne-Romanée Clos Goillotte : 0.55ha, in front of the former chais (winery) of the Prince of Conti. Reserved for household consumption historically, — Vosne-Romanée Hautes Maizières : 0.62ha. situated at mid slope, just below Les Suchots, — Nuits-St-Georges 1er Cru Clos des Argillières : 0.69ha steep slope.

travel in time is also offered to Domaine Bizot’s wines amateurs through the important assortment offered within this collection, featuring vintages from 1999 to 2017 and all purchased directly both from the Domaine and their importer. Domaine Bizot is a small 3.5 ha estate – producing from 5 to 10,000 bottles per year – but its word-reputation is immense. Jean-Yves Bizot (former geologist then oenologist) cultivates 1.7 ha of VosneRomanée vineyard, giving birth to 3 cuvées : — Vosne-Romanée (wines planted in the 1930s and the 1980s) — Vosne Romanée “ les Jâchées ” (0.7 ha) — Vosne Romanée “ les Réas ” The Echézeaux are located on “les Treux ” and “les Orveaux ” lieux-dits. In most vintages, but depending on the yields, only the wine produced from les Orveaux is bottled under the Echézeaux label. The wine from les Treux is then bottled as Vosne-Romanée 1er Cru, cuvée Elise Fermouche.

Red Marsannay “ Clos du Roy ” and Bourgogne Chapître (0.5ha) are also produced by JeanYves Bizot, alongside two limited white cuvées : — Bourgogne blanc “ les Violettes ” (0.08ha). — Bourgogne Hautes Côtes de Nuits Blanc (0.20 ha). With 142 bottles and 16 magnums composing this rarely-seen Domaine Bizot collection, amateurs will enjoy the pleasure of vertical assortment lots that we have prepared for them.

ased in the majestic Jura region, Pierre Overnoy and Emmanuel Houillon produce iconic wines that have raised worldwide interest and passion. Maison Overnoy-Houillon from Pupillin is famous for its organic and bio-dynamic approach to grape growing and vinification. The tutelary icon of vin nature, Pierre Overnoy takes over the family estate in the late 1960s, working as close to nature and soon declining the use of chemicals in the vineyard and in the winemaking processes. Working alongside Emmanuel Houillon since the dawn of the millenium, both craftsmen achieve unparalleled wines composed of Chardonnay, native Savagnin and Ploussard (2 hectares each) grown on a 6 ha estate. True unicorn, Maison Overnoy-Houillon wines are as rare as eagerly sought-after by amateurs for their singular and enchanting purity. Composed of 122 magnums, bottles and half-bottles from 1998 to 2015 purchased directly from both the Domaine and their importer, Arbois-Pupillin enthusiasts can now enjoy the pleasure of Maison OvernoyHouillon unique expression through some rare vertical tastings of this legendary jurassien vineyard. Cheers.

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lot 15 C hambertin, Clos de Bèze 2005 — Domaine Prieuré Roch 1 Rehoboam (450 cl) per lot CHF 9’000 – 18’000 per lot

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 16 C hambertin, Clos de Bèze 2007 — Domaine Prieuré Roch 4 Magnums per lot CHF 10’000 – 20’000 per lot

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 17 C hambertin, Clos de Bèze 2010 — Domaine Prieuré Roch 2 Bottles per lot CHF 2’500 – 5’000 per lot

lot 18 C hambertin, Clos de Bèze 2010 — Domaine Prieuré Roch 6 Bottles per lot CHF 8’500 – 17’000 per lot

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 19 C hambertin, Clos de Bèze 2013 — Domaine Prieuré Roch 6 Bottles per lot CHF 5’000 – 10’000 per lot

lot 20 C hambertin, Clos de Bèze Magnum vertical from 1999 to 2010 — Domaine Prieuré Roch

5 Magnums per lot CHF 13’000 – 26’000 per lot Vintage 1999 — 1 Magnum | Vintage 2007 — 1 Magnum | Vintage 2008 — 1 Magnum | Vintage 2009 — 1 Magnum | Vintage 2010 — 1 Magnum

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 21 C hambertin, Clos de Bèze 2008 — Domaine Prieuré Roch 2 Magnums per lot CHF 4’000 – 8’000 per lot

lot 22 C hambertin, Clos de Bèze vertical from 2000 to 2010 — Domaine Prieuré Roch 12 Bottles per lot CHF 13’000 – 26’000 per lot Vintage 2000 — 2 Bottles | Vintage 2003 — 2 Bottles | Vintage 2006 — 2 Bottles | Vintage 2008 — 2 Bottles | Vintage 2009 — 2 Bottles | Vintage 2010 — 2 Bottles

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 23 C hambertin, Clos de Bèze vertical from 2002 to 2015 —Domaine Prieuré Roch 5 Bottles per lot CHF 5’500 – 11’000 per lot Vintage 2002 — 1 Bottle | Vintage 2003 — 1 Bottle | Vintage 2005 — 1 Bottle | Vintage 2006 — 1 Bottle | Vintage 2015 — 1 Bottle

lot 24 C los de Vougeot 2005 and 2008 — Domaine Prieuré Roch 1 Magnum & 3 Bottles per lot CHF 2’000 – 4’000 per lot Vintage 2005 — 3 Bottles | Vintage 2008 — 1 Magnum

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 25 V osne-Romanée, Le Clos Goillotte 2005 — Domaine Prieuré Roch 1 Jeroboam (3 liters) per lot CHF 6’000 – 12’000 per lot

lot 26 V osne-Romanée, Le Clos Goillotte Pure 2006 — Domaine Prieuré Roch 1 Jeroboam (3 liters) per lot CHF 5’000 – 10’000 per lot

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 27 V osne-Romanée, Le Clos Goillotte 2006 — Domaine Prieuré Roch 6 Bottles per lot CHF 6’000 – 12’000 per lot

lot 28 V osne-Romanée, Le Clos Goillotte 2009 — Domaine Prieuré Roch 6 Magnums per lot CHF 14’000 – 28’000 per lot

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 29 V osne-Romanée, Le Clos Goillotte 2010 — Domaine Prieuré Roch 6 Bottles per lot CHF 7’000 – 14’000 per lot

lot 30 V osne-Romanée, Le Clos Goillotte Magnum vertical from 1988 to 2011 — Domaine Prieuré Roch

13 Magnums per lot CHF 28’000 – 56’000 per lot

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 31 V osne-Romanée, Le Clos Goillotte Magnum vertical from 2002 to 2011 — Domaine Prieuré Roch 6 Magnums per lot CHF 12’000 – 24’000 per lot Vintage 2002 — 1 Magnum | Vintage 2005 — 1 Magnum | Vintage 2006 — 1 Magnum | Vintage 2007 — 1 Magnum | Vintage 2008 — 1 Magnum | Vintage 2011 — 1 Magnum

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 32 V osne-Romanée, Le Clos Goillotte 2006 and 2007 — Domaine Prieuré Roch 2 Magnums per lot CHF 4’000 – 8’000 per lot Vintage 2006 — 1 Magnum | Vintage 2007 — 1 Magnum

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 33 V osne-Romanée, Le Clos Goillotte vertical from 2002 to 2010 — Domaine Prieuré Roch

lot 34 V osne-Romanée, Le Clos Goillotte 2009 and 2010 — Domaine Prieuré Roch 4 Bottles per lot CHF 4’000 – 8’000 per lot Vintage 2009 — 2 Bottles | Vintage 2010 — 2 Bottles

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 35 V osne-Romanée, Les Hautes Maizières 2000 — Domaine Prieuré Roch 3 Magnums per lot CHF 2’800 – 5’600 per lot

lot 36 V osne-Romanée, Les Hautes Maizières 2005 — Domaine Prieuré Roch 3 Magnums per lot CHF 2’800 – 5’600 per lot

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 37 V osne-Romanée, Les Hautes Maizières Pure 2006 — Domaine Prieuré Roch 1 Jeroboam (3 liters) per lot CHF 2’000 – 4’000 per lot

lot 38 V osne-Romanée, Les Hautes Maizières Pure 2007 — Domaine Prieuré Roch 6 Bottles per lot CHF 2’400 – 4’800 per lot

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 39 V osne-Romanée, Les Hautes Maizières 2010 — Domaine Prieuré Roch 6 Bottles per lot CHF 3’000 – 6’000 per lot

lot 40 V osne-Romanée, Les Hautes Maizières Magnum vertical from 1996 to 2009 — Domaine Prieuré Roch

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 41 V osne-Romanée, Les Hautes Maizières Magnum vertical from 2005 to 2009 — Domaine Prieuré Roch 5 Magnums per lot CHF 5’000 – 10’000 per lot Vintage 2005 — 1 Magnum | Vintage 2006 — 1 Magnum | Vintage 2007 — 1 Magnum | Vintage 2008 — 1 Magnum | Vintage 2009 — 1 Magnum

lot 42 V osne-Romanée, Les Hautes Maizières Magnum 2006 and 2008 — Domaine Prieuré Roch

2 Magnums per lot CHF 1’800 – 3’600 per lot Vintage 2006 — 1 Magnum | Vintage 2008 — 1 Magnum

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 43 V osne-Romanée, Les Hautes Maizières vertical from 2005 and 2009 — Domaine Prieuré Roch

8 Bottles per lot CHF 3’500 – 7’000 per lot Vintage 2005 — 2 Bottles | Vintage 2006 — 2 Bottles | Vintage 2008 — 2 Bottles | Vintage 2009 — 2 Bottles

lot 44 V osne-Romanée, Les Clous 2006 — Domaine Prieuré Roch 1 Magnum per lot CHF 600 – 1’200 per lot

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 45 V osne-Romanée, Les Suchots 2007 — Domaine Prieuré Roch 1 Magnum per lot CHF 900 – 1’800 per lot

lot 46 M ixed lot 3 Climats — Domaine Prieuré Roch 3 Bottles per lot CHF 2’400 – 4’800 per lot Chambertin, Clos de Bèze 2003— 1 Bottle | Vosne-Romanée, Les Hautes Maizières 2006 — 1 Bottle | Vosne-Romanée, Le Clos Goillotte Pure 2007 — 1 Bottle

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 47 N uits-Saint-Georges, Le Clos des Corvées Magnum vertical from 2003 to 2009 — Domaine Prieuré Roch 3 Magnums per lot CHF 3’000 – 6’000 per lot Vintage 2003 — 1 Magnum | Vintage 2007 — 1 Magnum | Vintage 2009 — 1 Magnum

lot 48 N uits-Saint-Georges, Le Clos des Corvées 2010 — Domaine Prieuré Roch 3 Magnums & 6 Bottles per lot CHF 5’500 – 11’000 per lot Vintage 2010 — 3 Magnums | Vintage 2010 — 6 Bottles

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 49 N uits-Saint-Georges, Le Clos des Corvées vertical from 1995 to 2010 — Domaine Prieuré Roch

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 50 N uits-Saint-Georges, Le Clos des Corvées 2004 and 2008 — Domaine Prieuré Roch

2 Bottles per lot CHF 800 – 1’600 per lot Vintage 2004 — 1 Bottle | Vintage 2008 — 1 Bottle

lot 51 N uits-Saint-Georges, Le Clos des Corvées 2009 and 2010 — Domaine Prieuré Roch 4 Bottles per lot CHF 1’600 – 3’200 per lot Vintage 2009 — 2 Bottles | Vintage 2010 — 2 Bottles

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( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 52 N uits-Saint-Georges, Clos des Argillières 2009 — Domaine Prieuré Roch 10 Bottles per lot CHF 4’000 – 8’000 per lot

101

lot 53 N uits-Saint-Georges, Clos des Argillières 2010 — Domaine Prieuré Roch 6 Bottles per lot CHF 2’400 – 4’800 per lot

102

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 54 N uits-Saint-Georges 1

Cru, 2005 — Domaine Prieuré Roch

3 Bottles per lot CHF 700 – 1’400 per lot

103

lot 55 N uits-Saint-Georges 1

Cru, Vieilles vignes 2010 — Domaine Prieuré Roch

10 Bottles per lot CHF 2’800 – 5’600 per lot

104

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 56 E chézeaux 2006 — Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot 1 Bottle per lot CHF 900 – 1’800 per lot

105

lot 57 E chézeaux 2008 — Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot 6 Magnums per lot CHF 12’000 – 24’000 per lot

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( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 58 E chézeaux Magnum vertical from 2005 to 2009 — Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot 4 Magnums per lot CHF 8’000 – 16’000 per lot Vintage 2005 — 1 Magnum | Vintage 2006 — 1 Magnum | Vintage 2008 — 1 Magnum | Vintage 2009 — 1 Magnum

107

lot 59 E chézeaux Magnum vertical from 2006 to 2009 — Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot 3 Magnums per lot CHF 6’000 – 12’000 per lot Vintage 2006 — 1 Magnum | Vintage 2008 — 1 Magnum | Vintage 2009 — 1 Magnum

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( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 60 E chézeaux Magnum 2006 and 2009 — Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot 2 Magnums per lot CHF 4’000 – 8’000 per lot Vintage 2006 — 1 Magnum | Vintage 2009 — 1 Magnum

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110

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

( part of lot )

111

lot 63 E chézeaux vertical from 1999 to 2010 — Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot 4 Bottles per lot CHF 3’800 – 7’600 per lot Vintage 1999 — 1 Bottle | Vintage 2006 — 1 Bottle | Vintage 2008 — 1 Bottle | Vintage 2010 — 1 Bottle

112

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 64 E chézeaux vertical from 2003 to 2010 — Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot 8 Bottles per lot CHF 7’500 – 15’000 per lot Vintage 2003 — 2 Bottles | Vintage 2006 — 2 Bottles | Vintage 2009 — 2 Bottles | Vintage 2010 — 2 Bottles

113

lot 65 V osne-Romanée, Les Jachées 2005 — Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot 3 Bottles per lot CHF 2’000 – 4’000 per lot

114

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 66 V osne-Romanée, Les Jachées 2007 — Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot 2 Bottles per lot CHF 1’300 – 2’600 per lot

115

lot 67 V osne-Romanée, Les Jachées 2008 — Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot 2 Magnums per lot CHF 1’800 – 3’600 per lot

116

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 68 V osne-Romanée, Les Jachées 2008 — Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot 6 Bottles per lot CHF 2’600 – 5’200 per lot

117

lot 69 V osne-Romanée, Les Jachées 2008 — Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot 3 Bottles per lot CHF 1’300 – 2’600 per lot

118

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 70 V osne-Romanée, Les Jachées 2009 — Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot 3 Bottles per lot CHF 1’600 – 3’200 per lot

119

lot 71 V osne-Romanée, Les Jachées 2010 — Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot 2 Bottles per lot CHF 1’000 – 2’000 per lot

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( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

121

lot 73 V osne-Romanée, Les Jachées vertical from 2005 to 2017 — Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot 7 Bottles per lot CHF 3’200 – 6’400 per lot Vintage 2005 — 1 Bottle | Vintage 2008 — 1 Bottle | Vintage 2009 — 1 Bottle | Vintage 2010 — 1 Bottle | Vintage 2015 — 1 Bottle | Vintage 2016 — 1 Bottle | Vintage 2017 — 1 Bottle

122

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 74 V osne-Romanée, Les Jachées vertical 2016 and 2017 — Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot 2 Bottles per lot CHF 800 – 1’600 per lot Vintage 2016 — 1 Bottle | Vintage 2017 — 1 Bottle

123

lot 75

Vosne-Romanée, Les Réas 2008 — Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot 1 Magnum per lot CHF 900 – 1’800 per lot

124

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 76

Vosne-Romanée, Les Réas 2008 — Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot 8 Bottles per lot CHF 3’500 – 7’000 per lot

125

lot 77 V osne-Romanée, Les Réas vertical from 2006 to 2017 — Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot 6 Bottles per lot CHF 2’600 – 5’200 per lot Vintage 2006 — 1 Bottle | Vintage 2008 — 1 Bottle | Vintage 2009 — 1 Bottle | Vintage 2015 — 1 Bottle | Vintage 2016 — 1 Bottle | Vintage 2017 — 1 Bottle

126

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 78 V osne-Romanée, Les Réas vertical from 2008 to 2017 — Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot 10 Bottles per lot CHF 4’200 – 8’400 per lot Vintage 2008 — 2 Bottles | Vintage 2009 — 2 Bottles | Vintage 2015 — 2 Bottles | Vintage 2016 — 2 Bottles | Vintage 2017 — 2 Bottles

127

lot 79 V osne-Romanée 1

Cru 2005 and 2008 — Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot

5 Bottles per lot CHF 2’800 – 5’600 per lot Vintage 2005 — 1 Bottle | Vintage 2008 — 4 Bottles

128

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 80 V osne-Romanée, Elise Fermouche 2009 — Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot 4 Bottles per lot CHF 2’800 – 5’600 per lot

129

lot 81 V osne-Romanée 2005 — Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot 3 Bottles per lot CHF 2’800 – 5’600 per lot

130

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 82 V osne-Romanée Vieilles Vignes 2008 — Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot 3 Bottles per lot CHF 600 – 1’200 per lot

131

lot 83 B ourgogne, Le Chapitre 2007 and 2008 — Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot 6 Bottles per lot CHF 1’200 – 2’400 per lot Vintage 2007 — 3 Bottles | Vintage 2008 — 3 Bottles

132

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 84 B ourgogne, Le Chapitre 2009 — Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot 6 Bottles per lot CHF 1’500 – 3’000 per lot

133

lot 85 M arsannay, Clos du Roy 2009 — Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot 3 Bottles per lot CHF 900 – 1’800 per lot

134

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 86 M usigny 2011 — Domaine Comte Georges de Vogüé 3 Magnums per lot CHF 2’200 – 4’400 per lot

135

lot 87 M usigny, Magnum vertical from 2012 to 2015 — Domaine Comte Georges de Vogüé 7 Magnums per lot CHF 5’500 – 11’000 per lot Vintage 2012 — 1 Magnum | Vintage 2013 — 2 Magnums | Vintage 2014 — 2 Magnums | Vintage 2015 — 2 Magnums

136

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 88 M usigny, vertical from 2005 to 2015 — Domaine Comte Georges de Vogüé 16 Bottles per lot CHF 7’500 – 15’000 per lot Vintage 2005 — 2 Bottles | Vintage 2008 — 3 Bottles | Vintage 2010 — 4 Bottles | Vintage 2011 — 4 Bottles | Vintage 2015 — 3 Bottles

137

lot 89 M usigny Blanc 2015 and 2016 — Domaine Comte Georges de Vogüé 2 Magnums & 5 Bottles per lot CHF 7’000 – 14’000 per lot Vintage 2015 — 2 Magnums | Vintage 2015 — 3 Bottles | Vintage 2016 — 2 Bottles

138

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 90 B onnes-Mares, Magnum vertical from 2013 to 2015 — Domaine Comte Georges de Vogüé

5 Magnums per lot CHF 2’600 – 5’200 per lot Vintage 2013 — 2 Magnums | Vintage 2014 — 2 Magnums | Vintage 2015 — 1 Magnum

139

lot 91 B onnes-Mares, vertical from 2005 to 2011 — Domaine Comte Georges de Vogüé 13 Bottles per lot CHF 3’500 – 7’000 per lot Vintage 2005 — 3 Bottles | Vintage 2006 — 2 Bottles | Vintage 2010 — 4 Bottles | Vintage 2011 — 4 Bottles

140

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 92 C hambolle-Musigny, Les Amoureuses, vertical from 2007 to 2016 — Domaine Comte Georges de Vogüé 14 Bottles per lot CHF 6’000 – 12’000 per lot Vintage 2007 — 2 Bottles | Vintage 2008 — 2 Bottles | Vintage 2009 — 2 Bottles | Vintage 2010 — 2 Bottles Vintage 2011 — 2 Bottles | Vintage 2015 — 2 Bottles | Vintage 2016 — 2 Bottles

141

lot 93 C hambolle-Musigny, Les Amoureuses, vertical from 2007 to 2015 — Domaine Comte Georges de Vogüé

9 Bottles per lot CHF 3’800 – 7’600 per lot Vintage 2007 — 2 Bottles | Vintage 2008 — 1 Bottle | Vintage 2009 — 3 Bottles | Vintage 2011 — 2 Bottles | Vintage 2015 — 1 Bottle

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( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 94 C hambolle Musigny 1

Cru 2010 — Domaine Comte Georges de Vogüé

6 Bottles per lot CHF 1’000 – 2’000 per lot

143

( part of lot )

lot 95 B ourgogne blanc, vertical from 2008 to 2013 — Domaine Comte Georges de Vogüé

144

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 96 C hambolle-Musigny, Les Amoureuses 2010 — Domaine Robert Groffier Père & Fils

1 Magnum per lot CHF 800 – 1’600 per lot

145

lot 97 C los de la Roche 2017 — Domaine Dujac 6 Bottles per lot CHF 1’700 – 3’400 per lot

146

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 98 B onnes-Mares & Echézeaux 2017 — Domaine Dujac 6 Bottles per lot CHF 2’000 – 4’000 per lot Bonnes-Mares 2017 — 3 Bottles | Echézeaux 2017 — 3 Bottles

147

lot 99 C hevalier-Montrachet 2009 — Domaine Leflaive 3 Magnums & 6 Bottles per lot CHF 4’500 – 9’000 per lot Vintage 2009 — 3 Magnums | Vintage 2009 — 6 Bottles

148

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 100 C hevalier-Montrachet, Magnum vertical from 2007 to 2013 — Domaine Leflaive 6 Magnums per lot CHF 4’500 – 9’000 per lot Vintage 2007 — 2 Magnums | Vintage 2008 — 2 Magnums | Vintage 2012 — 1 Magnum | Vintage 2013 — 1 Magnum

149

lot 101 B âtard-Montrachet 2009 — Domaine Leflaive 3 Magnums & 6 Bottles per lot CHF 3’500 – 7’000 per lot Vintage 2009 — 3 Magnums | Vintage 2009 — 6 Bottles

150

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 102 B âtard-Montrachet, vertical from 2005 to 2010 — Domaine Leflaive 2 Magnums & 2 Bottles per lot CHF 2’000 – 4’000 per lot Vintage 2005 — 2 Bottles | Vintage 2009 — 1 Magnum | Vintage 2010 — 1 Magnum

151

lot 103 B ienvenues-Bâtard-Montrachet 2009 — Domaine Leflaive 3 Magnums & 6 Bottles per lot CHF 3’500 – 7’000 per lot Vintage 2009 — 3 Magnums | Vintage 2009 — 6 Bottles

152

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 104

Bâtard-Montrachet 2013 — Domaine Leflaive 1 Jeroboam (3 liters) per lot CHF 1’200 – 2’400 per lot

153

lot 105 B ienvenues-Bâtard-Montrachet, Magnum vertical from 2008 to 2013 — Domaine Leflaive 7 Magnums per lot CHF 4’000 – 8’000 per lot Vintage 2008 — 3 Magnums | Vintage 2009 — 1 Magnum | Vintage 2012 — 2 Magnums | Vintage 2013 — 1 Magnum

154

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 106 T rio horizontal 2010 — Domaine Leflaive 18 Bottles per lot CHF 6’000 – 12’000 per lot Chevalier-Montrachet 2010 — 6 Bottles | Bâtard-Montrachet 2010 — 6 Bottles | Bienvenues-Bâtard-Montrachet 2010 — 6 Bottles

155

156

lot 107 C hevalier & Bienvenues-Bâtard-Montrachet 2012 — Domaine Leflaive 2 Jeroboams (3 liters) per lot CHF 2’600 – 5’200 per lot Chevalier-Montrachet 2012 — 1 Jeroboam | Bienvenues-Bâtard-Montrachet 2012 — 1 Jeroboam

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

157

lot 108 P uligny-Montrachet, Les Folatières 2010 — Domaine Leflaive 12 Bottles per lot CHF 1’600 – 3’200 per lot

158

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 109 M ontrachet 2005 and 2006 — Domaine Ramonet 3 Bottles per lot CHF 3’200 – 6’400 per lot Vintage 2005 — 1 Bottle | Vintage 2006 — 2 Bottles

159

lot 110 M ontrachet 2008 — Domaine Ramonet 4 Bottles per lot CHF 5’500 – 11’000 per lot

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( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 111 C hassagne-Montrachet from 2008 to 2012 — Domaine Ramonet 2 Magnums & 5 Bottles per lot CHF 800 – 1’600 per lot Les Ruchottes 2008 — 2 Magnums | La Baudriotte 2010 — 2 Bottles | La Baudriotte 2012 — 2 Bottles | Morgeot 2012 — 1 Bottle

161

lot 112 S election 2010 — Domaine Pierre-Yves Colin-Morey 1 Jeroboam (3 liters) & 3 Magnums & 12 Bottles per lot CHF 3’500 – 7’000 per lot Bâtard-Montrachet — 3 Bottles | Bienvenues-Bâtard-Montrachet — 3 Bottles | Meursault, Les Narvaux — 2 Magnums | Chassagne-Montrachet, Les Ancegnières — 1 Magnum | Chassagne-Montrachet, Les Ancegnières — 1 Jeroboam | Chassagne-Montrachet, Les Caillerets — 1 Bottle | Meursault, Les Genevrières — 3 Bottles | Corton-Charlemagne — 2 Bottles

162

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 113 B âtard-Montrachet 2012 and 2013 — Domaine Pierre Morey 10 Bottles per lot CHF 2’000 – 4’000 per lot Vintage 2012 — 4 Bottles | Vintage 2013 — 6 Bottles

163

( part of lot )

lot 114 M eursault Perrières, vertical from 2005 to 2015

— Domaine Pierre Morey

164

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

( part of lot )

165

lot 116 C hablis, Les Preuses, vertical from 2005 to 2009 — Domaine Dauvissat 9 Bottles per lot CHF 1’100 – 2’200 per lot Vintage 2005— 1 Bottle | Vintage 2008 — 2 Bottles | Vintage 2009 — 6 Bottles

166

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 117 C hablis, Les Clos, vertical from 2007 to 2013 — Domaine Dauvissat 13 Bottles per lot CHF 1’600 – 3’200 per lot Vintage 2007 — 2 Bottles | Vintage 2009 — 8 Bottles | Vintage 2013 — 3 Bottles

167

lot 118 S ancerre, Clos la Néore, vertical from 2008 to 2012 — Domaine Edmond Vatan 5 Magnums & 7 Bottles per lot CHF 2’200 – 4’400 per lot Vintage 2008 — 2 Magnums | Vintage 2009 — 1 Bottle | Vintage 2010 — 6 Bottles | Vintage 2012 — 3 Magnums

168

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 119 C ornas 2011 — Domaine Thierry Allemand 6 Magnums per lot CHF 3’000 – 6’000 per lot

169

lot 120 C ornas 2011 and 2014 — Domaine Thierry Allemand 11 Bottles per lot CHF 2’600 – 5’200 per lot Vintage 2011 — 5 Bottles | Vintage 2014 — 6 Bottles

170

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 121 C ornas 2015 — Domaine Thierry Allemand 12 Bottles per lot CHF 1’400 – 2’800 per lot Cuvée Reynard — 6 Bottles | Cuvée Chaillot — 6 Bottles

171

lot 122 E rmitage, cuvée Cathelin 2009 — Domaine Jean-Louis Chave 3 Bottles per lot CHF 9’000 – 18’000 per lot

172

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

173

174

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 125 C hâteauneuf-du-Pape, Cuvée Da Capo, vertical from 1998 to 2010 — Domaine du Pégau 5 Bottles per lot CHF 1’500 – 3’000 per lot Vintage 1998 — 2 Bottles | Vintage 2000 — 1 Bottle | Vintage 2010 — 2 Bottles

175

lot 126 C hâteauneuf-du-Pape, Cuvée Inspiration 2010 1 Magnum per lot CHF 1’200 – 2’400 per lot

176

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

— Domaine du Pégau

lot 127 C hâteauneuf-du-Pape, Cuvée Spéciale 1998 — Domaine Henri Bonneau 3 Bottles per lot CHF 1’200 – 2’400 per lot

177

lot 128 C hâteauneuf-du-Pape, Grande cuvée Hommage à Jacques Perrin 2015 — Château de Beaucastel 1 Jeroboam (3 liters) per lot CHF 900 – 1’800 per lot

178

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 129 A rbois-Pupillin, Poulsard 2006 — Maison Overnoy-Houillon 3 Bottles (75 cl) per lot CHF 600 – 1’200 per lot

179

lot 130 A rbois-Pupillin, Poulsard 2015 — Maison Overnoy-Houillon 6 Bottles (75 cl) per lot CHF 1’200 – 2’400 per lot

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( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

181

lot 132 A rbois-Pupillin, Poulsard vertical from 2006 to 2015 — Maison Overnoy-Houillon 5 Bottles (75 cl) per lot CHF 1’000 – 2’000 per lot Vintage 2006 — 1 Bottle | Vintage 2010 — 1 Bottle | Vintage 2012 — 1 Bottle | Vintage 2013 — 1 Bottle | Vintage 2015 — 1 Bottle

182

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 133 A rbois-Pupillin, Poulsard 2008 and 2009 — Maison Overnoy-Houillon 4 Bottles (75 cl) per lot CHF 800 – 1’600 per lot Vintage 2008 — 2 Bottles | Vintage 2009 — 2 Bottles

183

lot 134 A rbois-Pupillin, Poulsard magnums 2009 and 2010 — Maison Overnoy-Houillon 6 Magnums (150 cl) per lot CHF 2’600 – 5’200 per lot Vintage 2009 — 5 Magnums | Vintage 2010 — 1 Magnum

184

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 135 A rbois-Pupillin, Savagnin 1998 — Maison Overnoy-Houillon 9 Half-bottles (50 cl) per lot CHF 1’800 – 3’600 per lot

185

lot 136 A rbois-Pupillin, Savagnin 1998 and 2012 — Maison Overnoy-Houillon 3 Bottles (75 cl) per lot CHF 650 – 1’300 per lot Vintage 1998 — 1 Bottle | Vintage 2012 — 2 Bottles

186

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 137 A rbois-Pupillin, Savagnin 2000 — Maison Overnoy-Houillon 4 Bottles (75 cl) & 2 Half-bottles (50 cl) per lot CHF 1’000 – 2’000 per lot Vintage 2000 — 4 Bottles | Vintage 2000 — 2 Half-bottles

187

lot 138 A rbois-Pupillin, Savagnin 2003 and 2004 — Maison Overnoy-Houillon 5 Bottles (75 cl) & 4 Half-bottles (50 cl) per lot CHF 2’000 – 4’000 per lot Vintage 2003 — 4 Half-bottles | Vintage 2004 — 5 Bottles

188

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 139 A rbois-Pupillin, Savagnin 2006 — Maison Overnoy-Houillon 10 Half-bottles (50 cl) per lot CHF 1’700 – 3’400 per lot

189

lot 140 A rbois-Pupillin, Savagnin 2011 — Maison Overnoy-Houillon 7 Bottles (75 cl) per lot CHF 1’400 – 2’800 per lot

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( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 141 A rbois-Pupillin, Chardonnay, vertical from 2003 and 2007 — Maison Overnoy-Houillon 9 Bottles (75 cl) per lot CHF 2’400 – 4’800 per lot Vintage 2003 — 1 Bottle | Vintage 2004 — 3 Bottles | Vintage 2005 — 3 Bottles | Vintage 2007 — 2 Bottles

191

lot 142 A rbois-Pupillin, Chardonnay 2010 — Maison Overnoy-Houillon 4 Bottles (75 cl) per lot CHF 900 – 1’800 per lot

192

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lot 143 A rbois-Pupillin, Chardonnay 2011 — Maison Overnoy-Houillon 3 Bottles (75 cl) per lot CHF 600 – 1’200 per lot

193

lot 144 A rbois-Pupillin, Chardonnay 2012 — Maison Overnoy-Houillon 3 Bottles (75 cl) per lot CHF 600 – 1’200 per lot

194

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 145 A rbois-Pupillin 1999 — Maison Overnoy-Houillon 2 Bottles (75 cl) per lot CHF 600 – 1’200 per lot

195

lot 146 A rbois-Pupillin, Vin Jaune 1999 — Maison Overnoy-Houillon 6 Bottles (62 cl) per lot CHF 5’000 – 10’000 per lot

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lot 147 A rbois-Pupillin, Vin Jaune 1999 and 2000 — Maison Overnoy-Houillon 2 Bottles (62 cl) per lot CHF 1’600 – 3’200 per lot Vintage 1999 — 1 Bottle | Vintage 2000 — 1 Bottle

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lot 148 V in de liqueur — Maison Overnoy-Houillon 3 Bottles (75 cl) & 4 Half-bottles (50 cl) per lot CHF 1’300 – 2’600 per lot Vin de liqueur — 4 Half-bottles | Vin de liqueur — 3 Bottles

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lot 149 V ertical from 2007 to 2011 — Domaine Ganevat 4 Magnums (150 cl) & 22 Bottles (75 cl) per lot CHF 2’400 – 4’800 per lot Les Vignes de mon Père, Savagnin 1999 — 1 Bottle | Cuvée Marguerite 2007 — 1 Magnum | Cuvée Marguerite 2008 — 1 Magnum | Les Chalasses Marnes Bleues 2008 — 6 Bottles | Cuvée Prestige, Savagnin 2009 — 5 Bottles | Les Grandes Teppes, Vieilles Vignes 2010 — 5 Bottles | Cuvée Julien, Pinot Noir 2011 — 4 Bottles | Les Chalasses Vieilles Vignes 2011 — 2 Magnums | Les Chalasses Vieilles Vignes 2011 — 1 Bottle

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lot 150 V in Jaune 2002 — Domaine Ganevat 10 Bottles (62 cl) per lot CHF 1’200 – 2’400 per lot

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lot 151 C hâteau Chalon, vertical from 1921 to 2000 15 Bottles (62 cl) per lot CHF 1’400 – 2’800 per lot Royal Arbois F. Anthonioz 1921 — 1 Bottle | Château d'Arlay 1934 — 1 Bottle | Louis Cartier 1953 — 1 Bottle | Cave Echanssons, Bouveret Père & Fils 1962 — 2 Bottles | Henri Bouvret 1966 — 1 Bottle | Henri Bouvret 1967 — 1 Bottle | Jean Bourdy 1976 — 1 Bottle | Fruitière Vinicole de Château Chalon 1976 — 1 Bottle | Courbet & Fils 1978 — 1 Bottle | Serge Cherin 1979 — 1 Bottle | Fruitière Vinicole de Voiteur 1986 — 1 Bottle | Jean Macle 1990 — 1 Bottle | Jean Macle 1994 — 1 Bottle | Stéphane Tissot 2000 — 1 Bottle

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lot 152 M asseto 1994 — Tenuta dell Ornellaia 1 Magnum per lot CHF 800 – 1’600 per lot

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lot 153 M asseto 2007 — Tenuta dell Ornellaia 1 Double-Magnum per lot CHF 1’600 – 3’200 per lot

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lot 154 V ertical from 1989 to 2009 — Angelo Gaja 16 Bottles per lot CHF 2’200 – 4’400 per lot Barbaresco, Costa Russi 1989 — 1 Bottle | Barbaresco, San Lorenzo 1989 — 3 Bottles | Barbaresco, San Lorenzo 1993 — 2 Bottles | Barbaresco, Sori Tildin 1993 — 2 Bottles | Barbaresco, Costa Russi 1993 — 1 Bottle | Barbaresco, Sori Tildin 2001 — 2 Bottles | Barolo, Sperss 2001 — 1 Bottle | Barbaresco 2005 — 2 Bottles | Barolo, Sperss 2009 — 2 Bottles

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lot 155 M agnum vertical from 2005 to 2010 — Angelo Gaja 4 Magnums per lot CHF 750 – 1’500 per lot Barolo, Sperss 2005 — 1 Magnum | Barbaresco 2007 — 1 Magnum | Barbaresco 2009 — 1 Magnum | Barbaresco 2010 — 1 Magnum

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lot 156 G aia & Rey, vertical from 2004 to 2013 — Angelo Gaja 3 Magnums & 9 Bottles per lot CHF 1’200 – 3’600 per lot Vintage 2004 — 1 Magnum | Vintage 2005 — 2 Magnums | Vintage 2010 — 3 Bottles | Vintage 2012 — 2 Bottles | Vintage 2013 — 4 Bottles

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lot 157 G aia & Rey 2011 and 2014 — Angelo Gaja 18 Bottles per lot CHF 1’800 – 3’600 per lot Vintage 2011 — 6 Bottles | Vintage 2014 — 12 Bottles

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lot 158 T rebbiano d’Abruzzo, vertical from 2009 to 2013 — Azienda Agricola Valentini 12 Bottles per lot CHF 900 – 1’800 per lot Vintage 2009 — 4 Bottles | Vintage 2012 — 4 Bottles | Vintage 2013 — 4 Bottles

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lot 159 U nico Gran Reserva 1999 and 2000 — Bodegas Vega Sicilia 3 Bottles per lot CHF 600 – 1’200 per lot Vintage 1999 — 1 Bottle | Vintage 2000 — 2 Bottles

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lot 160 U nico Gran Reserva 2005 and 2008 — Bodegas Vega Sicilia 9 Bottles per lot CHF 1’500 – 3’000 per lot Vintage 2005 — 6 Bottles | Vintage 2008 — 3 Bottles

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lot 161 P ingus & Flor de Pingus 2005 — Dominio de Pingus 5 Bottles per lot CHF 1’700 – 3’400 per lot Pingus — 3 Bottles | Flor de Pingus — 2 Bottles

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lot 162 S charzhofberger, Riesling, Trockenbeerenauslese 2005 — Domaine Egon Muller 1 Magnum per lot CHF 12’000 – 24’000 per lot

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Madinina, Rhum des Plantations 1895 — Imported by Fanton & fils 1 Bottle (70 cl) per lot CHF 1’400 – 2’800 per lot

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lot 164 R hum J. Bally des Plantations Lajus du Carbet

— Martinique 1929 & 1966

2 Bottles (70 cl) per lot CHF 1’200 – 2’400 per lot Vintage 1929 — 1 Bottle | Vintage 1966 — 1 Bottle

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lot 165 S pirits made in Tarragona

— Extrait d'absinthe Pernod & Cointreau Liqueurs

3 Bottles per lot CHF 500 – 1’000 per lot Extrait d’absinthe 68° Pernod fils — 1 Bottle (100 cl) | Cointreau liqueur extra dry 40° — 1 Bottle (70 cl) | Cointreau liqueur extra dry 40° — 1 Bottle (50 cl)

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— “ Silence, contemplation and solitude ” — By settling in the wilderness of Chartreuse near Grenoble, the Carthusian monks were not only looking for the ideal setting that would meet the requirements of their calling for “solitude and peace in rusticity and far from the world”, but also the means to support themselves. In an environment conducive to the picking of herbs, a medicinal elixir was developed by the apothecary brothers employed at the pharmacy of the Grande Chartreuse, according to a recipe recorded in an ancient manuscript. This elixir thus opened the way to the production on a larger scale of green, then yellow liqueur, and to the fascinating history of Chartreuse Liqueurs produced in France and Spain. The success of the Liqueur unquestionably lies as much in its secular history as in the quality of the supply of its 130 plants, the mastery of distillation and the savoir faire in the of ageing these noble nectars. Knowledge and know-how. Chartreuse Liqueur is unique, its production limited, but its admirers are numerous. Its secrets and its history intrigue. Its intrinsic qualities make it a desired nectar, much soughtafter, throughout the world. Fortunate are those who have once had the opportunity to drink an old Chartreuse Liqueur, because this experience will leave an impression for life! Aficionados and collectors of Chartreuse Liqueurs constitute a world apart, where silence, contemplation and solitude resonate through a passion in shades of green and yellow. It is especially extraordinary to have the pleasure of contemplating a collection of Chartreuse Liqueurs made up of so many bottles. It has taken a good measure of passion, of knowledge and of perseverance to bring together the bottles that we are honoured to present. This collection bears witness to a long journey, both humble and joyful, punctuated by discoveries, truths, experiences and sensations. It is therefore with great emotion that we unlock the door to this admirable collection of Chartreuse Liqueurs. The Cross remains stable while the world turns – Stat crux dum volvitur orbis.

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— About Chartreuse liqueur — “ People may say what they like about the decay of Christianity, the religious system that produced green Chartreuse can never really die.” Hector Hugh Munro (1870 - 1916)

— The world-renowned Chartreuse liqueur arouses an eternal fascination for the beverage itself and for the benefits attributed to it, as well as for all that constitutes its history. A skilful combination produced by a religious order, this liqueur incorporating 130 plants, whose recipe still remains a mystery, is an integral part of popular culture and, through its elaboration over the centuries, it constitutes a remarkable heritage combining knowledge of plants, the art of distillation, meticulous woodwork for the making of the cases and the perpetuity of the secrecy surrounding its fabrication, despite the vicissitudes of its saga. The secret origins surrounding this longlife elixir or health liqueur elaborated from a mysterious manuscript dating from the beginning of the 17th century, along with the persistence of its confidential nature – only two people know the formula – and the vicissitudes of the history of its production fully contribute to its lore and reinforce the atmosphere of legend that continues to enchant Chartreuse enthusiasts.

A geographical massif, a religious order, a liqueur and a colour (Chartreuse green), the name Chartreuse most probably comes from the Franco-Provençal patois “Chartroussa” meaning turned over or ploughed meadow, and designates the toponymy where the first dwellings were implanted in this remote setting of a pre-Alps massif, between Isère and Savoy. The origins of the Carthusian order go back to 1084 with the arrival of six monks led by a monk from Cologne, Bruno (Saint Bruno) who settled there with the help of Hugues, Bishop of Grenoble. They created a hermitage, the foundation of the monastery and the Carthusian order, which was recognised in 1184 by the papacy. In the 14th century, at the height of the order, there were 150 active Carthusian monks, who answered to the Father General, the prior of the Grande Chartreuse monastery. The spiritual doctrine of the order was hermit silence and solitude and it existed in virtual self-sufficiency. “ Stat crux dum volvitur orbis ” (the cross remains stable 223

while the world turns) is the motto of the monastery’s emblem. In 1258 a monastery of the order was founded in Paris, the Chartreuse de Vauvert (near the site of the present Luxembourg Gardens), where remarkable nurseries and horticultural know-how were developed. The Archives of the Charterhouse of Paris having disappeared, but according to oral tradition, a manuscript containing a list of medicinal plants was originally donated to the Carthusian monks of Paris in 1605 by a benefactor of the Order, the Marshal of Estrées. It is not known where the original recipe came from – perhaps from Constantinople? – but the Carthusian monks of Vauvert treated the sick and probably worked on the elixir in the apothecary, already at that time keeping it secret. In 1737, the manuscript arrived in Chartreuse, probably with the aim of bringing resources to the monks who had considerable overheads. Three Brothers, including Brother Jérôme Maubec, worked for several years to modify the formula to make it more pleasing in sight and taste, through several phases of infusion and maceration of the plants to extract the active principles or the aromas, then through distillation. Following the recipe to the letter, the elixir was red. The first transformations modified the colour, making it greenish, then the taste was sweetened by adding sugar and reducing the alcohol content. In 1764 the final recipe was elaborated. A 6-page manuscript specifies its composition, which, on the whole would not change. The elixir was named “ Chartreuse Elixir Végétal ”. All the plants mentioned in the initial manuscript were maintained in 224

the recipe. The question of colour would remain a permanent challenge, as it was the result of a skilful balance between the interactions of the plants. With the French Revolution, the monastery experienced a period of sacking and closure. The community of the Grande Chartreuse was expelled. The original manuscript of the recipe was lost but had previously been copied and kept secret. The monastery reopened in 1816, in extreme poverty, by obtaining the lease of the Grande Chartreuse from the State. The resumption of production led in 1825 to the first appearance of a product which was different from the plant elixir. Its purpose was no longer medicinal; the aim was to make a real liqueur, to which the plants would give a unique taste, and which would be easier to sell. The years of research that followed concluded in two directions: a completely new recipe was invented, Melissa water, (whose name would become White Chartreuse and which would be marketed from the 1860s onwards), and secondly a liqueur was created which remained in the initial trend. In 1840, it was the culmination of the evolution of this table elixir that definitively became Green Chartreuse. At the same time, a milder and less alcoholic formula was produced, Yellow Chartreuse. The liqueur allowed the monks to escape poverty and the resources gathered permitted the Order to expand.

Production boom in the second half of the 19th century, industrial scale. In the beginning, production was smallscale (300 litres in 1824) and was sold on

the markets of Chambéry and Grenoble. The liqueur was also offered to visitors of the monastery. From the 1840s onwards, faced with the growing demand, a larger still became necessary. The products were by now well known and distributed – primarily, according to the anecdote, through the intermediary of officers who came to taste the liqueur at the monastery in 1848 and who widely publicised it. The products also began to be increasingly imitated. Numerous imitations were developing, particularly in the region. But the recipe remained a secret. Since religious orders had, since the Revolution, been forbidden to trade or to own an industry, throughout the 19th century the Carthusian monks successively entrusted the ownership of the liqueur to one of their own. The “brand name” was thus registered in 1852 by Father Garnier, who was in charge of the management of the Distillery. Due to the growth in production, and for both expansion and security purposes, the distillery was, in the 1860s , set up in Fourvoirie, a neighbouring estate to the monastery where the monks had already been carrying out metallurgical work for several centuries, exploiting the surrounding iron mines to produce cast iron. A railway station enabled the loading and unloading of carriages. This move also coincided with the papal desire to move the distillery away from the monastery. The drop in national production from French vineyards due to the phylloxera

crisis was particularly providential to the significant development of the distillery: from 559,000 litres sold in 1865, it reached an average of one million some 15 years later, even reaching 3 million between 1887 and 1889.

Events in the 20th century, between Spain and France In 1903, the monks were forced to leave the monastery abruptly, as they had not obtained the necessary authorisation from the government to maintain the religious order, in a complex political context in which the 1905 law on the separation of Church and State was being prepared, and probably because of the economic stakes represented by the Chartreuse. The affair was reported in the press, and inhabitants rallied in vain to prevent the monks’ eviction. The community went into exile in Italy near Lucca and a distillery was set up in Tarragona, Catalonia, to make the liqueur. The Carthusian monks took their secret with them and created a limited company, “ Union Agricola ”. A trademark and a new label with the words “ Liqueur made in Tarragona by the Carthusian fathers ” were registered. Although the name, the shape of the bottle and the label had changed, it was clearly stated that the Chartreuse was made “ in Tarragona, according to the processes that the Carthusian monks have kept secret ”. The company quickly prospered. The French assets of the Carthusian monks were confiscated by the government, which tried to get the distillery up and running again. Episodes of legal battles ensued against the Carthusian monks for the trademark, led by the liquidator of the Grande Chartreuse’s assets, a group 225

of liquorists who operated the distillery and exploited the name “ Chartreuse ”. Despite attempts, the recipe failed to be reproduced. Simultaneously, from the 1920s onwards, the Carthusian brothers opened a small distillery in Marseille, with the tacit agreement of the government, the Spanish distillery continuing to supply the world export market. Not having the right to use the “ Chartreuse ” trademark in France, they made a liqueur called “ Tarragona ” by blending Tarragona distillates in Marseille. As for the “ Compagnie Fermière de la Grande Chartreuse ”, it had not succeeded in launching its liqueur production, nicknamed “ liquidatreuse ”, whose quality does not seem to have been comparable to that of the Carthusian monks. It went bankrupt in 1929 and was succeeded by the “ Compagnie Française de la Grande Chartreuse ”, with the Carthusian monks officially becoming full owners of the brand again. The Fourvoirie facilities that had been abandoned were restored. From 1930 to 1941, the bottles carried a double label, Chartreuse and Tarragona, to signify that it was indeed the same liqueur. Production in Marseille ceased definitively. Following a landslide that destroyed the Fourvoirie distillery in 1935, the French production activity was transferred to Voiron, some fifteen kilometres away, where buildings belonging to the Carthusian monks had been used in the 19th century for storage and shipping. The manufacture, ageing, storage and marketing of the liqueurs were carried out there. The monks obtained permission to return to the monastery in 1940, thanks to a context more favourable to the clergy, renting the 226

buildings from the French State, in return for a modest rent and the cost of routine maintenance. From 1935 to 2017, the Voiron distillery was the only place in France where the Chartreuse liqueur was produced. After the Second World War, the age-old liqueur received its true appellation with the word “ Chartreuse ” now on the bottles. The presentation with the embossed inscription on the bottle, a process which had been abandoned in 1880 for sandblasted marking, and the label from before 1903 were now reincorporated in the design of the bottle. In 1963 “ Vieillissement Exceptionnellement Prolongé ” ( Exceptionally Extended Ageing ) Chartreuse was launched, the famous VEP , aged in antique oak casks from the distillery, numbered annually. In 1970, Chartreuse Diffusion was created for packaging, advertising and sales. Numerous new products such as, Chartreuse orange, blueberry, raspberry and cocktails were created. French chefs were invited to create daring recipes. Then came the years of crisis during which the marketing orientation was focused more on mountain imagery. This is when the “ Génépi des Pères Chartreux ” was introduced. After the war the activity continued simultaneously in Tarragona, with monks coming from Voiron 4 to 5 times a year to stay for a few weeks for distillation campaigns. Production was around 250,000 litres per year before declining in the 1970s. Chartreuse SAE succeeded the Union Agricola, the management was totally independent of the French company, with agreements between Voiron and Tarragona

to share export markets. Although they were made according to identical recipes, differences in taste existed, due to the differences in the alcohols used (mixture of beet alcohol with wine alcohol in France), shorter ageing time in Spain… As in Voiron, Tarragona innovated and experimented with new products (brandy, anisette, freeze-dried herbal teas, etc.) with varying degrees of success. In 1989 the decision was made to concentrate all of the activity in Voiron, for economic reasons, and the Tarragona distillery closed down definitively. However, Chartreuse was still celebrated there, especially on the occasion of the Santa Tecla festivities, in the form of a mixture of green Chartreuse, yellow Chartreuse and granita.

21st century, project “ Great Future ” The activity continued in Voiron until its recent transfer to the new production site in Aiguenoire, due to constraints linked to the regulations on classified installations which interfered with the necessary modernisation of the distillery. The Voiron site – now Caves de la Chartreuse – has been conserved for ageing only, on account of its very long liqueur cellar. It is mainly dedicated to the cultural and touristic influence of the liqueur, in connection with the Correrie museum, which evokes Carthusian life.

18th centuries, after having transformed the natural environment into ponds for fish farming and orchards for fruit growing and garden crops. A territorial project was implemented with the local authorities for an economic, environmental and heritage location. The new buildings and developments were integrated into the landscape within the Chartreuse Regional Nature Park, the old barn-stable was restored and improved, the ponds were conserved and the orchards replanted. It is now there that the brothers continue to sort and handle the dried plants in secrecy and timelessness. The majority of the production comes from the Chartreuse massif and employs several local producers. Today, as in the past, the formula of the liqueur remains a mystery.

Bibliography — “ Chartreuse, la liqueur ”, February 2020, publication Chartreuse.

Note — Prospective buyers should be aware of certain restrictions imposed by various jurisdictions regar-

The Aiguenoire distillery in Entre-DeuxGuiers, built close to the monastery and the historic Fourvoirie distillery, was inaugurated in 2018, as a return to its roots in a site whose history is also linked to the presence of the Carthusian monks, since they carried out fish farming and agricultural activities there in the 17th and

ding the shipment and importation of spirits (including Liqueurs Chartreuse). Many countries impose limitations on quantity, high duties and/or taxes. Prospective buyers should be fully aware on export and import restriction before planning any shipment of Liqueurs Chartreuse and spirits in general.

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lot 166 C hartreuse Verte, Fourvoirie 1870-1903 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (100 cl) per lot CHF 10’000 – 20’000 per lot

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lot 167 C hartreuse believed Jaune, Fourvoirie 1870-1903 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (100 cl) per lot CHF 9’000 – 18’000 per lot

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lot 168 C hartreuse Jaune, Fourvoirie 1870-1903 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (100 cl) per lot CHF 9’000 – 18’000 per lot

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lot 169 C hartreuse Verte, Fourvoirie early 1900 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (100 cl) per lot CHF 9’000 – 18’000 per lot

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lot 170 C hartreuse Jaune, Fourvoirie early 1900 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (100 cl) per lot CHF 9’000 – 18’000 per lot

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lot 171 C hartreuse Verte, Fourvoirie early 1900 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (70 cl) per lot CHF 4’000 – 8’000 per lot

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lot 172 C hartreuse Jaune, Fourvoirie early 1900 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (70 cl) per lot CHF 4’000 – 8’000 per lot

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lot 173 C hartreuse Jaune, Fourvoirie early 1900 — Pères Chartreux 1 Half-bottle (50 cl) per lot CHF 2’800 – 5’600 per lot

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lot 174 C hartreuse Jaune, Tarragone 1903-1921 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (100 cl) per lot CHF 4’500 – 9’000 per lot

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lot 175 C hartreuse Jaune, Tarragone 1903-1930 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (100 cl) per lot CHF 4’000 – 8’000 per lot

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lot 176 C hartreuse Jaune, Tarragone 1903-1930 — Pères Chartreux 1 Half-bottle (50 cl) per lot CHF 2’500 – 5’000 per lot

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lot 177 C hartreuse Jaune, Tarragone 1910 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (100 cl) per lot CHF 5’000 – 10’000 per lot

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lot 178 C hartreuse Jaune, Tarragone 1910 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (100 cl) per lot CHF 4’500 – 9’000 per lot

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lot 179 C hartreuse Verte, Tarragone 1912-1930 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (100 cl) per lot CHF 4’000 – 8’000 per lot

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lot 180 C hartreuse Verte, Tarragone 1912-1930 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (100 cl) per lot CHF 3’200 – 6’400 per lot

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lot 181 C hartreuse Jaune “Une Tarragone”, Marseille 1921-1929 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (100 cl) per lot CHF 3’200 – 6’400 per lot

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lot 182 C hartreuse Jaune “Une Tarragone”, Marseille 1921-1929 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (100 cl) per lot CHF 3’200 – 6’400 per lot

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lot 183 C hartreuse Jaune “Une Tarragone”, Marseille 1921-1929 — Pères Chartreux 1 Half-bottle (50 cl) per lot CHF 2’800 – 5’600 per lot

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lot 184 C hartreuse Verte “Une Tarragone”,

Voiron 1936-1941 — Pères Chartreux

1 Bottle (70 cl) per lot CHF 2’000 – 4’000 per lot

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lot 185 C hartreuse Verte “Une Tarragone”,

Voiron 1936-1941 — Pères Chartreux

1 Bottle (70 cl) per lot CHF 1’800 – 3’600 per lot

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lot 186 C hartreuse Jaune “Une Tarragone”,

Voiron 1936-1941 — Pères Chartreux

1 Half-bottle (50 cl) per lot CHF 1’600 – 3’200 per lot

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lot 187 C hartreuse Jaune, Tarragone 1930 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (100 cl) per lot CHF 5’000 – 10’000 per lot

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lot 188 C hartreuse Jaune, Tarragone 1930 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (70 cl) per lot CHF 4’000 – 8’000 per lot

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lot 189 C hartreuse Jaune “Une Tarragone – Jadis”, Fourvoirie 1932-1935 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (70 cl) per lot CHF 3’500 – 7’000 per lot

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lot 190 C hartreuse Verte “Une Tarragone – Jadis”, Fourvoirie 1932-1935 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (70 cl) per lot CHF 3’500 – 7’000 per lot

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lot 191 C hartreuse Jaune

— Pères Chartreux

“Une Tarragone – Jadis”, Fourvoirie 1932-1935

1 Half-bottle (50 cl) per lot CHF 3’000 – 6’000 per lot

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lot 192 C hartreuse Verte

“Une Tarragone – Jadis”, Fourvoirie 1932-1935 — Pères Chartreux 1 Half-bottle (50 cl) per lot CHF 2’800 – 5’600 per lot

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lot 193 C hartreuse Verte, Tarragone 1930-1945 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (100 cl) per lot CHF 1’500 – 3’000 per lot

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lot 194 C hartreuse Jaune, Tarragone 1930-1945 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (100 cl) per lot CHF 1’500 – 3’000 per lot

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lot 195 C hartreuse Jaune, Tarragone 1930-1945 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (100 cl) per lot CHF 1’500 – 3’000 per lot

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lot 196 C hartreuse Jaune, Tarragone 1930-1945 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (100 cl) per lot CHF 1’500 – 3’000 per lot

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lot 197 C hartreuse believed Jaune, Tarragone 1940-1945 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (70 cl) per lot CHF 1’500 – 3’000 per lot

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lot 198 C hartreuse Jaune, Tarragone 1940-1945 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (70 cl) per lot CHF 1’500 – 3’000 per lot

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lot 199 C hartreuse believed Jaune, Tarragone 1940-1945 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (70cl ) per lot CHF 1’500 – 3’000 per lot

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lot 200 C hartreuse Jaune, Voiron 1941-1951 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (70cl ) per lot CHF 1’500 – 3’000 per lot

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lot 201 C hartreuse Verte, Voiron 1941-1951 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (70 cl) per lot CHF 1’200 – 2’400 per lot

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lot 202 C hartreuse Jaune, Tarragone Reserva 1945 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (75 cl) per lot CHF 3’000 – 6’000 per lot

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lot 203 C hartreuse Jaune, Tarragone Reserva 1945 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (75 cl) per lot CHF 3’000 – 6’000 per lot

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lot 204 C hartreuse Jaune, Tarragone 1945-1948 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (75 cl) per lot CHF 1’800 – 3’600 per lot

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lot 205 C hartreuse Verte, Tarragone 1945-1948 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (75 cl) per lot CHF 1’800 – 3’600 per lot

268

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 206 C hartreuse Jaune, Tarragone 1945-1948 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (75 cl) per lot CHF 1’800 – 3’600 per lot

269

lot 207 C hartreuse Jaune, Tarragone 1945-1948 — Pères Chartreux 1 Half-bottle (57,5 cl) per lot CHF 1’200 – 2’400 per lot

270

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 208 C hartreuse Verte, Tarragone 1945-1948 — Pères Chartreux 1 Half-bottle (35 cl) per lot CHF 1’000 – 2’000 per lot

271

lot 209 C hartreuse Jaune, Tarragone 1945-1948 — Pères Chartreux 1 Half-bottle (35 cl) per lot CHF 1’000 – 2’000 per lot

272

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 210 C hartreuse Verte, Tarragone 1945-1948 — Pères Chartreux 1 Half-bottle (35 cl) per lot CHF 1’000 – 2’000 per lot

273

lot 211 C hartreuse Jaune, Tarragone 1945-1950 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (75 cl) per lot CHF 1’800 – 3’600 per lot

274

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 212 C hartreuse Jaune, Tarragone 1945-1950 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (75 cl) per lot CHF 1’800 – 3’600 per lot

275

lot 213 C hartreuse Verte, Tarragone 1945-1950 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (75 cl) per lot CHF 1’800 – 3’600 per lot

276

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 214 C hartreuse Jaune, Tarragone Reserva 1948 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (75 cl) per lot CHF 3’500 – 7’000 per lot

277

lot 215 C hartreuse Jaune “Licor Cumbre”, Tarragone 1945-1950 — Pères Chartreux 1 Half-bottle (57,5 cl) per lot CHF 750 – 1’500 per lot

278

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 216 C hartreuse Verte “Licor Cumbre”, Tarragone 1945-1950 — Pères Chartreux 1 Half-bottle (57,5 cl) per lot CHF 750 – 1’500 per lot

279

lot 217 C hartreuse Jaune “Licor Cumbre”, Tarragone 1945-1950 — Pères Chartreux 1 Half-bottle (57,5 cl) per lot CHF 750 – 1’500 per lot

28 0

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 218 C hartreuse Verte “Licor Cumbre”, Tarragone 1945-1950 — Pères Chartreux 1 Half-bottle (57,5 cl) per lot CHF 750 – 1’500 per lot

281

282

283

lot 219 C hartreuse Verte “Licor Cumbre”, Tarragone 1945-1950 — Pères Chartreux 1 Half-bottle (57,5 cl) per lot CHF 750 – 1’500 per lot

284

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 220 C hartreuse Jaune “Licor Cumbre”, Tarragone 1951 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (75 cl) per lot CHF 750 – 1’500 per lot

285

lot 221 C hartreuse Verte “Licor Cumbre”, Tarragone 1951 — Pères Chartreux 2 Half-bottles (57,5 cl) per lot CHF 1’600 – 3’200 per lot Chartreuse Verte “Licor Cumbre”, Tarragone 1951 — 1 Half-bottle | Chartreuse Verte “Licor Cumbre”, Tarragone 1951 — 1 Half-bottle

286

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 222 C hartreuse Verte “Licor Cumbre”, Tarragone 1951 — Pères Chartreux 2 Half-bottles (57,5 cl) per lot CHF 1’600 – 3’200 per lot Chartreuse Verte “Licor Cumbre”, Tarragone 1951 — 1 Half-bottle | Chartreuse Verte “Licor Cumbre”, Tarragone 1951 — 1 Half-bottle

287

lot 223 C hartreuse Verte “Licor Cumbre”, Tarragone 1951 — Pères Chartreux 1 Half-bottle (57,5 cl) per lot CHF 800 – 1’600 per lot

288

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 224 C hartreuse Jaune, Voiron 1951-1956 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (75 cl) per lot CHF 900 – 1’800 per lot

289

lot 225 C hartreuse Jaune, Voiron 1951-1956 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (75 cl) per lot CHF 900 – 1’800 per lot

29 0

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 226 C hartreuse Verte, Voiron 1951-1956 — Pères Chartreux 1 Half-bottle (37,5 cl) per lot CHF 500 – 1’000 per lot

291

lot 227 C hartreuse Verte, Voiron 1951-1956 — Pères Chartreux 1 Half-bottle (37,5 cl) per lot CHF 500 – 1’000 per lot

292

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 228 C hartreuse Verte “Licor Cumbre”, Tarragone 1952-1959 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (75 cl) per lot CHF 1’600 – 3’200 per lot

293

lot 229 C hartreuse Verte “Licor Cumbre”, Tarragone 1952-1959 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (75 cl) per lot CHF 1’500 – 3’000 per lot

294

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 230 C hartreuse Jaune “Licor Cumbre”, Tarragone 1952-1959 — Pères Chartreux 1 Half-bottle (57,5 cl) per lot CHF 900 – 1’800 per lot

295

lot 231 C hartreuse Verte “Licor Cumbre”, Tarragone 1952-1959 — Pères Chartreux 1 Half-bottle (57,5 cl) per lot CHF 900 – 1’800 per lot

29 6

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 232 C hartreuse Jaune “Licor Cumbre”, Tarragone 1952-1959 — Pères Chartreux 1 Half-bottle (57,5 cl) per lot CHF 900 – 1’800 per lot

297

lot 233 C hartreuse Jaune “Licor Cumbre”, Tarragone 1952-1959 — Pères Chartreux 1 Half-bottle (57,5 cl) per lot CHF 850 – 1’700 per lot

298

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 234 C hartreuse Verte “Licor Cumbre”, Tarragone 1952-1959 — Pères Chartreux 1 Half-bottle (57,5 cl) per lot CHF 850 – 1’700 per lot

29 9

lot 235 C hartreuse Jaune “Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II”, Voiron distilled 1953, bottled 1966 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (100 cl) per lot CHF 8’000 – 16’000 per lot

30 0

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 236 C hartreuse Verte “Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II”, Voiron distilled 1953, bottled 1966 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (100 cl) per lot CHF 8’000 – 16’000 per lot

301

lot 237 C hartreuse VEP Jaune, Voiron bottled 1963 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (100 cl) per lot CHF 900 – 1’800 per lot

302

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 238 C hartreuse VEP Verte, Voiron believed bottled 1963-64 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (100 cl) per lot CHF 800 – 1’600 per lot

303

lot 239 C hartreuse VEP Jaune, Voiron bottled 1964 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (100 cl) per lot CHF 900 – 1’800 per lot

304

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 240 C hartreuse VEP Verte, Voiron casked 1964 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (100 cl) per lot CHF 800 – 1’600 per lot

305

lot 241 C hartreuse VEP Verte, Voiron casked 1964 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (100 cl) per lot CHF 800 – 1’600 per lot

30 6

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 242 C hartreuse Jaune & Verte “Seisenta”, Tarragone 1960-1965 — Pères Chartreux 2 Bottles (75 cl) per lot CHF 1’800 – 3’600 per lot Chartreuse Jaune “Seisenta”, Tarragone 1960-1965 — 1 Bottle | Chartreuse Verte “Seisenta”, Tarragone 1960-1965 — 1 Bottle

307

lot 243 C hartreuse Jaune “Seisenta”, Tarragone 1960-1965 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (75 cl) per lot CHF 1’000 – 2’000 per lot

30 8

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 244 C hartreuse Jaune “Seisenta”, Tarragone 1960-1965 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (75 cl) per lot CHF 1’000 – 2’000 per lot

30 9

lot 245 C hartreuse Verte “Seisenta”, Tarragone 1960-1965 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (75 cl) per lot CHF 1’000 – 2’000 per lot

310

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 246 C hartreuse Jaune “Seisenta”, Tarragone 1960-1965 — Pères Chartreux 1 Half-bottle (37,5 cl) per lot CHF 550 – 1’100 per lot

311

lot 247 C hartreuse VEP Jaune, Voiron casked 1965 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (100 cl) per lot CHF 750 – 1’500 per lot

312

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 248 C hartreuse VEP Jaune, Voiron casked 1966 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (100 cl) per lot CHF 750 – 1’500 per lot

313

lot 249 C hartreuse Jaune, Voiron 1965-1966 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (70 cl) per lot CHF 700 – 1’400 per lot

314

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 250 C hartreuse Verte, Voiron 1965-1966 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (70 cl) per lot CHF 700 – 1’400 per lot

315

lot 251 C hartreuse Verte “Gruño”, Tarragone 1965-1966 — Pères Chartreux 2 Bottles (70 cl) per lot CHF 1’700 – 3’400 per lot Chartreuse Verte “Gruño”, Tarragone 1965-1966 — 1 Bottle | Chartreuse Verte “Gruño”, Tarragone 1965-1966 — 1 Bottle

316

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 252 C hartreuse Jaune “Gruño”, Tarragone 1965-1966 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (70 cl) per lot CHF 950 – 1’900 per lot

317

lot 253 C hartreuse Jaune “Gruño”, Tarragone 1965-1966 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (70 cl) per lot CHF 900 – 1’800 per lot

318

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 254 C hartreuse Verte “Gruño”, Tarragone 1965-1966 — Pères Chartreux 1 Half-bottle (37,5 cl) per lot CHF 650 – 1’300 per lot

319

lot 255 C hartreuse Jaune “Fabiola”, Tarragone 1967 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (75 cl) per lot CHF 700 – 1’400 per lot

32 0

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 256 C hartreuse Jaune “Fabiola”, Tarragone 1967 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (75 cl) per lot CHF 700 – 1’400 per lot

321

lot 257 C hartreuse Jaune “Fabiola”, Tarragone 1967 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (75 cl) per lot CHF 650 – 1’300 per lot

322

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 258 C hartreuse VEP Jaune “Cuvée Olympique Grenoble 1968”, bottled 1968 — Pères Chartreux

Voiron

1 Bottle (100 cl) per lot CHF 1’000 – 2’000 per lot

323

lot 259 C hartreuse Verte, Tarragone 1968-1973 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (75 cl) per lot CHF 500 – 1’000 per lot

324

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 260 C hartreuse Verte, Tarragone 1968-1973 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (75 cl) per lot CHF 500 – 1’000 per lot

325

lot 261 C hartreuse VEP Verte, Voiron casked 1970 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (100 cl) per lot CHF 650 – 1’300 per lot

326

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 262 C hartreuse VEP Jaune, Voiron casked 1973 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (100 cl) per lot CHF 650 – 1’300 per lot

327

lot 263 C hartreuse Jaune & Verte, Tarragone 1974-1982 — Pères Chartreux 2 Bottles (75 cl) per lot CHF 1’400 – 2’800 per lot Chartreuse Jaune, Tarragone 1974-1982 — 1 Bottle | Chartreuse Verte, Tarragone 1974-1982 — 1 Bottle

328

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 264 C hartreuse Verte, Tarragone 1974-1982 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (75 cl) per lot CHF 700 – 1’400 per lot

329

lot 265 C hartreuse Jaune & Verte, Tarragone 1982-1985 — Pères Chartreux 2 Bottles (75 cl) per lot CHF 600 – 1’200 per lot Chartreuse Jaune, Tarragone 1982-1985 — 1 Bottle | Chartreuse Verte, Tarragone 1982-1985 — 1 Bottle

330

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 266 “ Une Chartreuse” Jaune, Voiron bottled 2015 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (70 cl) per lot CHF 1’500 – 3’000 per lot

331

lot 267 “ Une Chartreuse” Verte,

Voiron bottled 2015 — Pères Chartreux

1 Bottle (70 cl) per lot CHF 1’500 – 3’000 per lot

332

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 268 C hartreuse VEP Verte, Voiron bottled 2015 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (300 cl) per lot CHF 600 – 1’200 per lot

333

lot 269 B randy Car La Tarragonesa “Extra”, 1944-1965 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (70 cl) per lot CHF 500 – 1’000 per lot

334

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 270 B randy Car La Tarragonesa “Extra”, 1944-1965 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (70 cl) per lot CHF 500 – 1’000 per lot

335

lot 271 B randy La Tarragonesa “Extra”, 1944-1965 — Pères Chartreux 1 Bottle (70 cl) per lot CHF 500 – 1’000 per lot

336

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

lot 272 B randy La Tarragonesa, Tarragone 1944-1965 — Pères Chartreux 3 Bottles (70 cl) per lot CHF 1’500 – 3’000 per lot Brandy La Tarragonesa “Extra – Muy Añejo”, 1944-1965 — 1 Bottle | Brandy La Tarragonesa “Dry”, 1944-1965 — 1 Bottle | Brandy La Tarragonesa “Dulce – Muy Añejo”, 1944-1965 — 1 Bottle

337

( part of lot )

lot 273 E lixir & other Chartreuse collector’s items — Pères Chartreux Marseille, Voiron & Tarragone

6 Bottles & 30 Mignonettes per lot CHF 1’300 – 2’600 per lot

338

( The full detailed description of the above lot(s) is available on the offprint and on www.bagherawines.com. )

Dentifrice, bottle type Marseille believed 1921-1929 — 1 Bottle (100 cl) | Dentifrice, bottle type Marseille believed 1921-1929 — 1 Bottle (100 cl) | Elixir, post-WWII Voiron bottle type believed 1945-1950 — 1 Bottle (75 cl) | Elixir, Post-WWII Voiron bottle type believed 1945-1950 — 1 Bottle (75 cl) | Préparation spéciale 70° Verte, Voiron 1957 — 1 Bottle (70 cl) | Chartreuse Verte, Voiron 1956-1962 — 1 Bottle (25 cl) | Yellow & green Chartreuse mignonettes, Tarragone believed 1970s (16 green & 14 yellow) — 30 mignonettes (3 cl)

339

340

index and guidelines

341

index and guidelines 345 — INDEX — Index by Regions

346-349

351 — GUIDELINES — Inspection criteria

352

Bid with Baghera/wines

353

Conditions of Sale Guide for Absentee Bidders Absentee Bids Form Bidder Pre-Registration Form

354-357 358 359-360 361

Collection, Shipment & Storage

362

Personal notes

363

Credits

364

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index – regions France — Burgundy Domaine de la Romanée-Conti

Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot

L A TÂCH E

ECH ÉZE AUX

– La Tâche 1985 (300cl) LOT 1

– Le Clos Goillotte 2006 and 2007 LOT 32

– Echézeaux 2006 LOT 56

– La Tâche 1985 (600cl) LOT 7

– Le Clos Goillotte vertical from 2002 to 2010 LOT 33

– Echézeaux 2008 (150cl) LOT 57

RO MAN É E-SAI NT-VIVANT

– Le Clos Goillotte 2009 and 2010 LOT 34

– Echézeaux, Magnum vertical from 2005 to 2009 (150cl)

– Romanée-Saint-Vivant 1985 (300cl) LOT 2 & LOT 5

LE S HAUTE S MAIZI È R E S

– Romanée-Saint-Vivant 1985 (600cl) LOT 8 & LOT 11

– Les Hautes Maizières 2000 (150cl) LOT 35

G R AN DS - ECH ÉZE AUX

– Les Hautes Maizières 2005 (150cl) LOT 36

– Grands-Echézeaux 1985 (300cl) LOT 3

– Les Hautes Maizières Pure 2006 (300cl) LOT 37

– Echézeaux, Magnum 2006 and 2009 (150cl) LOT 60

– Grands-Echézeaux 1985 (600cl) LOT 9

– Les Hautes Maizières Pure 2007 LOT 38

– Echézeaux, vertical from 1999 to 2017 LOT 61

ECH ÉZE AUX

– Les Hautes Maizières 2010 LOT 39

– Echézeaux, vertical from 1999 to 2017 LOT 62

– Echézeaux 1985 (300cl) LOT 4 & LOT 6

– Les Hautes Maizières, Magnum vertical from 1996 to

– Echézeaux, vertical from 1999 to 2010 LOT 63

– Echézeaux 1985 (600cl) LOT 10 & LOT 12 ASSORTM E NTS

– Jeroboam assortment 1985 (300cl) LOT 13 – Methuselah assortment 1985 (600cl) LOT 14

2009 (150cl) LOT 40 – Les Hautes Maizières, Magnum vertical from 2005 to 2009 (150cl) LOT 41 – Les Hautes Maizières, Magnum 2006 and 2008 (150cl) LOT 42

Domaine Prieuré Roch CLOS DE B ÈZE

LOT 43

LOT 59

– Echézeaux, vertical from 2003 to 2010 LOT 64 LE S JACH É E S

– Les Jachées 2005 LOT 65 – Les Jachées 2007 LOT 66 – Les Jachées 2008 (150cl) LOT 67 – Les Jachées 2008 LOT 68 & 69 – Les Jachées 2009 LOT 70

– Clos de Bèze 2005 (450cl) LOT 15

LE S CLOUS

– Les Jachées 2010 LOT 71

– Clos de Bèze 2007 (150cl) LOT 16

– Les Clous 2006 (150cl) LOT 44

– Les Jachées, vertical from 2005 to 2017 LOT 72

– Clos de Bèze 2010 LOT 17

LE S SUCH OTS

– Les Jachées, vertical from 2005 to 2017 LOT 73

– Clos de Bèze 2010 LOT 18

– Les Suchots 2007 (150cl) LOT 45

– Les Jachées, vertical 2016 and 2017 LOT 74

– Clos de Bèze 2013 LOT 19

ASSORTM E NTS

LE S R É AS

– Clos de Bèze, Magnum vertical from 1999 to 2010 (150cl)

– Mixed lot 3 Climats LOT 46

– Les Réas 2008 (150cl) LOT 75

LE CLOS DE S CORVÉ E S

– Les Réas 2008 LOT 76

– Le Clos des Corvées, Magnum vertical from 2003 to

– Les Réas, vertical from 2006 to 2017 LOT 77

LOT 20

– Clos de Bèze 2008 (150cl) LOT 21 – Clos de Bèze, vertical from 2000 to 2010 LOT 22

2009 (150cl) LOT 47

– Les Réas, vertical from 2008 to 2017 LOT 78

– Clos de Bèze, vertical from 2002 to 2015 LOT 23

– Le Clos des Corvées 2010 (150cl) LOT 48

VOS N E- ROMAN É E

CLOS DE VOUG EOT

– Le Clos des Corvées, vertical from 1995 to 2010 LOT 49

– Vosne-Romanée 1er cru 2005 and 2008 LOT 79

– Clos de Vougeot 2005 and 2008 LOT 24

– Le Clos des Corvées 2004 and 2008 LOT 50

– Vosne-Romanée, Elise Fermouche 2009 LOT 80

LE CLOS GOI LLOT TE

– Le Clos des Corvées 2009 and 2010 LOT 51

– Vosne-Romanée 2005 LOT 81

– Le Clos Goillotte 2005 (300cl) LOT 25

CLOS DE S ARG I LLI È R E S

– Vosne-Romanée Vieilles Vignes 2008 LOT 82

– Le Clos Goillotte Pure 2006 (300cl) LOT 26

– Clos des Argillières 2009 LOT 52

LE CHAPITR E

– Le Clos Goillotte 2006 LOT 27

– Clos des Argillières 2010 LOT 53

– Le Chapitre 2007 and 2008 LOT 83

– Le Clos Goillotte 2009 (150cl) LOT 28

N U ITS -SAI NT- G EORG E S

– Le Chapitre 2009 LOT 84

– Le Clos Goillotte 2010 LOT 29

– Nuits-Saint-Georges 2005 LOT 54

MARSAN NAY

– Le Clos Goillotte, Magnum vertical from 1988 to 2011

– Nuits-Saint-Georges, Vieilles vignes 2010 LOT 55

– Marsannay, Clos du Roy 2009 LOT 85

(150cl) LOT 30 – Le Clos Goillotte, Magnum vertical from 2002 to 2011 (150cl) LOT 31

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– Les Hautes Maizières, vertical from 2005 and 2009

LOT 58

– Echézeaux, Magnum vertical from 2006 to 2009 (150cl)

Rhône

Domaine Comte Georges de Vogüé

Domaine Thierry Allemand

M USIG NY

COR NAS

– Musigny 2011 (150cl) LOT 86

– Bienvenues-Bâtard-Montrachet 2013 (300cl) LOT 104

– Cornas 2011 (150cl) LOT 119

– Musigny, Magnum vertical from 2012 to 2015 (150cl)

– Bienvenues-Bâtard-Montrachet, Magnum vertical from

– Cornas 2011 and 2014 LOT 120

2008 to 2013 (150cl) LOT 105

LOT 87

– Cornas 2015 LOT 121

– Musigny, vertical from 2005 to 2015 LOT 88

ASSORTM E NTS

– Musigny Blanc 2015 and 2016 (150cl) LOT 89

– Trio horizontal 2010 LOT 106

Domaine Jean-Louis Chave

BO N N E S - MAR E S

– Chevalier & Bienvenues-Bâtard-Montrachet 2012 (300cl)

E R M ITAG E

– Bonnes-Mares, Magnum vertical from 2013 to 2015 (150cl) LOT 90 – Bonnes-Mares, vertical from 2005 to 2011 LOT 91

LOT 107 LE S FO L ATI È R E S

H E R M ITAG E

– Les Folatières 2010 LOT 108

– Hermitage blanc, vertical from 1996 to 2014 (150cl) LOT 123

CHAM BO LLE- M USIG NY

– Chambolle-Musigny, Les Amoureuses, vertical from 2007 to 2016 LOT 92

– Ermitage, cuvée Cathelin 2009 LOT 122

Domaine Ramonet

– Hermitage blanc, vertical from 2006 to 2015 LOT 124

M O NTR ACH E T

– Montrachet 2005 and 2006 LOT 109

Domaine du Pégau

– Montrachet 2008 LOT 110

– Cuvée Da Capo, vertical from 1998 to 2010 LOT 125

– Chambolle Musigny 1 cru 2010 LOT 94

CHASSAG N E- M ONTR ACH E T

– Cuvée Inspiration 2010 LOT 126

BOU RGOG N E B L AN C

– Chassagne-Montrachet from 2008 to 2012 LOT 111

– Chambolle-Musigny, Les Amoureuses, vertical from 2007 to 2015 LOT 93 er

– Bourgogne blanc, vertical from 2008 to 2013 LOT 95

Domaine Robert Groffier Père & Fils

Domaine Pierre-Yves Colin-Morey

Domaine Henri Bonneau – Cuvée Spéciale 1998 LOT 127

– Assortment 2010 (150cl) LOT 112

CHAM BO LLE- M USIG NY

Domaine Pierre Morey

– Les Amoureuses 2010 (150cl) LOT 96

BÂTAR D - M O NTR ACH E T

– Bâtard-Montrachet 2012 and 2013 LOT 113

Château de Beaucastel – Grande cuvée Hommage à Jacques Perrin 2015 LOT 128

Jura

Domaine Dujac

M EU RSAU LT PE R RI È R E S

Maison Overnoy-Houillon

CLOS DE L A ROCH E

– Meursault Perrières, vertical from 2005 to 2015 LOT 114

P OU L SAR D

– Clos de la Roche 2017 LOT 97

– Poulsard 2006 LOT 129

ASSORTM E NTS

Domaine François Raveneau

– Poulsard 2015 LOT 130

– Bonnes-Mares & Echézeaux 2017 LOT 98

– Assortment Chablis LOT 115

– Poulsard, vertical from 2003 to 2015 LOT 131 – Poulsard, vertical from 2006 to 2015 LOT 132

Domaine Leflaive

Domaine Dauvissat

– Poulsard, 2008 and 2009 LOT 133

CH E VALI E R- M O NTR ACH E T

CHAB LIS LE S PR EUS E S

– Poulsard, Magnums 2009 and 2010 (150cl) LOT 134

– Chevalier-Montrachet 2009 (150cl) LOT 99

– Les Preuses, vertical from 2005 to 2009 LOT 116

SAVAG N I N

– Chevalier-Montrachet, Magnum vertical from 2007 to

CHAB I L S LE S CLOS

– Savagnin 1998 (50cl) LOT 135

– Les Clos, vertical from 2007 to 2013 LOT 117

– Savagnin 1998 and 2012 LOT 136

Loire

– Savagnin 2000 (50cl) LOT 137

2013 (150cl) LOT 100 BÂTAR D - M O NTR ACH E T

– Bâtard-Montrachet 2009 LOT 101

– Savagnin 2003 and 2004 (50cl) LOT 138

– Bâtard-Montrachet, vertical from 2005 to 2010 LOT 102

Domaine Edmond Vatan

– Savagnin 2006 (50cl) LOT 139

B I E NVE N U E S - BÂTAR D - M ONTR ACH E T

SAN CE R R E

– Savagnin 2011 LOT 140

– Bienvenues-Bâtard-Montrachet 2009 (150cl) LOT 103

– Clos la Néore, vertical from 2008 to 2012 (150cl) LOT 118

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Liqueurs Chartreuse

CHAR DO N NAY

MASS E TO

– Chartreuse Verte. Fourvoirie. 1870-1903 (100cl) LOT 166

– Chardonnay, vertical from 2003 and 2007 LOT 141

– Masseto 1994 (150cl) LOT 152

– Chartreuse, believed Jaune. Fourvoirie. 1870-1903 (100cl)

– Chardonnay 2010 LOT 142

– Masseto 2007 (300cl) LOT 153

– Chardonnay 2011 LOT 143

AN G E LO GA JA

– Chartreuse Jaune. Fourvoirie. 1870-1903 (100cl) LOT 168

– Chardonnay 2012 LOT 144

– Angelo Gaja, vertical from 1989 to 2009 LOT 154

– Chartreuse Verte. Fourvoirie. Early 1900 (100cl) LOT 169

AR BOIS

– Angelo Gaja, Magnum vertical from 2005 to 2010 (150cl)

– Chartreuse Jaune. Fourvoirie. Early 1900 (100cl) LOT 170

– Arbois-Pupillin 1999 LOT 145 VI N JAU N E

– Vin Jaune 1999 (62cl) LOT 146

LOT 155

– Angelo Gaja, Gaia & Rey, vertical from 2004 to 2013 (150cl) LOT 156

LOT 167

– Chartreuse Verte. Fourvoirie. Early 1900 (70cl) LOT 171 – Chartreuse Jaune. Fourvoirie. Early 1900 (70cl) LOT 172 – Chartreuse Jaune. Fourvoirie. Early 1900 (50 cl) LOT 173

– Vin Jaune 1999 and 2000 LOT 147

– Angelo Gaja, Gaia & Rey 2011 and 2014 LOT 157

– Chartreuse Jaune. Tarragone. 1903-1921 (100cl) LOT 174

VI N DE LIQ U EU R

VALE NTI N I

– Chartreuse Jaune. Tarragone. 1903-1930 (100cl) LOT 175

– Vin de liqueur (50cl) LOT 148

– Azienda Agricola Valentini, Trebbiano d’Abruzzo, vertical

– Chartreuse Jaune. Tarragone. 1903-1930 (50cl) LOT 176

from 2009 to 2013 LOT 158

Domaine Ganevat

– Chartreuse Jaune. Tarragone. 1910 (100cl) LOT 177

Spain

– Chartreuse Jaune. Tarragone. 1910 (100cl) LOT 178

– Vertical from 2007 to 2011 (150cl) LOT 149 – Vin Jaune 2002 (62cl) LOT 150

BO DEGAS VEGA SICI LIA

– Chartreuse Verte. Tarragone. 1912-1930 (100cl) LOT 180

– Bodegas Vega Sicilia, Unico Gran reserva 1999 and 2000

– Chartreuse Jaune «Une Tarragone». Marseille. 1921-1929

Château Chalon – Vertical from 1921 to 2000 (62cl) LOT 151

LOT 159

– Bodegas Vega Sicilia, Unico Gran reserva 2005 and 2008 LOT 160 DOM I N IO DE PI N G US

– Dominio de Pingus 2005 LOT 161

– Chartreuse Verte. Tarragone. 1912-1930 (100cl) LOT 179

(100cl) LOT 181 – Chartreuse Jaune «Une Tarragone». Marseille. 1921-1929 (100cl) LOT 182 – Chartreuse Jaune «Une Tarragone». Marseille. 1921-1929 (50cl) LOT 183

Germany

– Chartreuse Verte «Une Tarragone». Voiron. 1936-1941

DO MAI N E EGON M U LLE R

– Chartreuse Verte «Une Tarragone». Voiron. 1936-1941

– Scharzhofberger, Riesling, Trockenbeerenauslese 2005 (150cl) LOT 162

(70cl) LOT 184

(70cl) LOT 185 – Chartreuse Jaune «Une Tarragone». Voiron. 1936-1941 (50cl) LOT 186

Spirits

– Chartreuse Jaune. Tarragone. 1930 (100cl) LOT 187

RHUM

– Chartreuse Jaune. Tarragone. 1930 (70cl) LOT 188

– Madinina, Rhum des Plantations 1895 LOT 163

– Chartreuse Jaune «Une Tarragone, Jadis». Fourvoirie.

– J. Bally, Rhum Martinique 1929&1966 LOT 164 OTH E R S PI RITS

– Spirits made in Tarragona LOT 165

1932-1935 (70cl) LOT 189 – Chartreuse Verte «Une Tarragone, Jadis». Fourvoirie. 1932-1935 (70cl) LOT 190 – Chartreuse Jaune «Une Tarragone, Jadis». Fourvoirie. 1932-1935 (50cl) LOT 191 – Chartreuse Verte «Une Tarragone, Jadis». Fourvoirie. 1932-1935 (50cl) LOT 192 – Chartreuse Verte. Tarragone. 1930-1945 (100cl) LOT 193 – Chartreuse Jaune. Tarragone. 1930-1945 (100cl) LOT 194 – Chartreuse Jaune. Tarragone. 1930-1945 (100cl) LOT 195

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– Chartreuse Jaune. Tarragone. 1930-1945 (100cl) LOT 196

– Chartreuse Verte. Voiron. 1951-1956 (37,5cl) LOT 226

– Chartreuse Verte. Voiron. 1965-1966 (70cl) LOT 250

– Chartreuse believed Jaune. Tarragone. 1940-1945 (70cl)

– Chartreuse Verte. Voiron. 1951-1956 (37,5cl) LOT 227

– Chartreuse Verte «Gruño». Tarragone. 1965-1966 (70cl)

LOT 197

– Chartreuse Jaune. Tarragone. 1940-1945 (70cl) LOT 198 – Chartreuse believed Jaune. Tarragone. 1940-1945 (70cl) LOT 199

– Chartreuse Jaune. Voiron. 1941-1951 (70cl) LOT 200 – Chartreuse Verte. Voiron. 1941-1951 (70cl) LOT 201 – Chartreuse Jaune. Tarragone. Réserva 1945 (75cl) LOT 202

– Chartreuse Jaune. Tarragone. Réserva 1945 (75cl) LOT 203

– Chartreuse Jaune. Tarragone. 1945-1948 (75cl) LOT 204 – Chartreuse Verte. Tarragone. 1945-1948 (75cl) LOT 205 – Chartreuse Jaune. Tarragone. 1945-1948 (75cl) LOT 206 – Chartreuse Jaune. Tarragone. 1945-1948 (57,5cl) LOT 207

– Chartreuse Verte. Tarragone. 1945-1948 (35cl) LOT 208 – Chartreuse Jaune. Tarragone. 1945-1948 (35cl) LOT 209 – Chartreuse Verte. Tarragone. 1945-1948 (35cl) LOT 210 – Chartreuse Jaune. Tarragone. 1945-1950 (75cl) LOT 211 – Chartreuse Jaune. Tarragone. 1945-1950 (75cl) LOT 212 – Chartreuse Verte. Tarragone. 1945-1950 (75cl) LOT 213 – Chartreuse Jaune. Tarragone. Réserva 1948 (75cl) LOT 214

– Chartreuse Jaune «Licor Cumbre». Tarragone. 19451950 (57,5cl) LOT 215 – Chartreuse Verte “Licor Cumbre”. Tarragone. 1945-1950 (57,5cl) LOT 216 – Chartreuse Jaune «Licor Cumbre». Tarragone. 19451950 (57,5cl) LOT 217 – Chartreuse Verte “Licor Cumbre”. Tarragone. 1945-1950 (57,5cl) LOT 218 – Chartreuse Verte «Licor Cumbre». Tarragone. 1945-1950 (57,5cl) LOT 219 – Chartreuse Jaune “Licor Cumbre”. Tarragone. 1951 (75cl) LOT 220 – Chartreuse Verte «Licor Cumbre». Tarragone. 1951 (57,5cl) LOT 221 – Chartreuse Verte “Licor Cumbre”. Tarragone. 1951 (57,5cl) LOT 222 – Chartreuse Verte «Licor Cumbre». Tarragone. 1951 (57,5cl) LOT 223 – Chartreuse Jaune. Voiron. 1951-1956 (75cl) LOT 224 – Chartreuse Jaune. Voiron. 1951-1956 (75cl) LOT 225

– Chartreuse Verte “Licor Cumbre”. Tarragone. 1952-1959 (75cl) LOT 228 – Chartreuse Verte «Licor Cumbre». Tarragone. 1952-1959 (75cl) LOT 229 – Chartreuse Jaune “Licor Cumbre”. Tarragone. 19521959 (57,5cl) LOT 230 – Chartreuse Verte «Licor Cumbre». Tarragone. 1952-1959 (57,5cl) LOT 221 – Chartreuse Jaune “Licor Cumbre”. Tarragone. 19521959 (57,5cl) LOT 232 – Chartreuse Jaune «Licor Cumbre». Tarragone. 1952-1959 (57,5cl) LOT 233 – Chartreuse Verte “Licor Cumbre”. Tarragone. 1952-1959 (57,5cl) LOT 234 – Chartreuse Jaune “Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II”. Voiron (100cl) LOT 235 – Chartreuse Verte “Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II”. Voiron (100cl) LOT 236 – Chartreuse VEP Jaune. Voiron. Bottled 1963 (100cl) LOT 237

– Chartreuse VEP Verte. Voiron. Believed bottled 1963-64 (100cl) LOT 238 – Chartreuse VEP Jaune. Voiron. Bottled 1964 (100cl) LOT 239

– Chartreuse VEP Verte. Voiron. Casked 1964 (100cl) LOT 240

– Chartreuse VEP Verte. Voiron. Casked 1964 (100cl) LOT 241

– Chartreuse Jaune & Verte “Seisenta”. Tarragone. 19601965 (75cl) LOT 242 – Chartreuse Jaune «Seisenta». Tarragone. 1960-1965 (75cl) LOT 243 – Chartreuse Jaune «Seisenta». Tarragone. 1960-1965 (75cl) LOT 244 – Chartreuse Verte «Seisenta». Tarragone. 1960-1965 (75cl) LOT 245

– Chartreuse Jaune «Seisenta». Tarragone. 1960-1965 (75cl) LOT 246 – Chartreuse VEP Jaune. Voiron. Casked 1965 (100cl) LOT 247

– Chartreuse VEP Jaune. Voiron. Casked 1966 (100cl)

LOT 251

– Chartreuse Jaune «Gruño». Tarragone. 1965-1966 (70cl) LOT 252

– Chartreuse Jaune «Gruño». Tarragone. 1965-1966 (70cl) LOT 253

– Chartreuse Verte «Gruño». Tarragone. 1965-1966 (37,5cl) LOT 254

– Chartreuse Jaune “Fabiola”. Tarragone. 1967 (75cl) LOT 255

– Chartreuse Jaune “Fabiola”. Tarragone. 1967 (75cl) LOT 256

– Chartreuse Jaune “Fabiola”. Tarragone. 1967 (75cl) LOT 257

– Chartreuse VEP Jaune “Cuvée Olympique Grenoble 1968”. Voiron. Bottled 1968 (100cl) LOT 258 – Chartreuse Verte. Tarragone. 1968-1973 (75cl) LOT 259 – Chartreuse Verte. Tarragone. 1968-1973 (75cl) LOT 260 – Chartreuse VEP Verte. Voiron. Casked 1970 (100cl) LOT 261

– Chartreuse VEP Jaune. Voiron. Casked 1973 (100cl) LOT 262

– Chartreuse Jaune & Verte. Tarragone. 1974-1982 (75cl) LOT 263

– Chartreuse Verte. Tarragone. 1974-1982 (75cl) LOT 264 – Chartreuse Jaune & Verte. Tarragone. 1982-1985 (75cl) LOT 265

– «Une Chartreuse» Jaune. Voiron. Bottled 2015 (70cl) LOT 266

– «Une Chartreuse» Verte. Voiron. Bottled 2015 (70cl) LOT 267

– Chartreuse VEP Verte. Voiron. Bottled 2015 (300cl) LOT 268

– Brandy Car La Tarragonesa “Extra”. 1944-1965 (70cl) LOT 269

– Brandy Car La Tarragonesa “Extra”. 1944-1965 (70cl) LOT 270

– Brandy La Tarragonesa “Extra”. 1944-1965 (70cl) LOT 271

– Brandy La Tarragonesa. Tarragone. 1944-1965 (70cl) LOT 272

– Elixir and other Chartreuse collector’s items LOT 273

LOT 248

– Chartreuse Jaune. Voiron. 1965-1966 (70cl) LOT 249

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guidelines

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inspection criteria DESCRIPTION

PARCE L S

Baghera/wines indicates conditions of the lots according

Same wines (producers, appellation, vintage, etc.) may

to four criteria : capsules, corks, labels and levels.

be regarded as part of a parcel. The successful bidder

Even with the best of care, labels may be stained or

on a lot in a parcel has the possibility to purchase each

damaged because wines are stored in damp condi-

of the remaining unsold lots in this parcel at the same

tions. Such storage conditions are beneficial to the

price, at the time of the bidding. Please note that, in this

preservation of the wines. It is our duty to catalogue

catalogue, a parcel notice is indicated by the numbers

and report on wines as accurately as possible at the

of its constitutive lots in the heading.

time of going to press. High resolution photographs are available upon request. The actual condition of the wine within the bottle is not necessarily linked to its outward

CAUTIONARY NOTES

appearance. You are strongly advised to examine any lot

– Descriptions and estimates in this catalogue may be

you are interested in before the sale to form your own

amended at our own discretion. Information is given

opinion (or have it examined on your behalf).

orally or in writing, before or during the sale. – Note that some producers tend to over-fill their bottles and a small quantity of wine may be trapped between

CORKS AND ULLAGES

the capsule and the cork and seep. This should not be

IN REGARDS TO WINE

confused with ullage (ullage is a natural occurrence in

Ullage refers to the space between the base of the

older wines).

capsule and the wine itself. Acceptable ullage levels tend to increase with age. When speaking of Burgundy wines, commonly acceptable levels are as follows :

B U R G U N DY F O R M AT S

IN THIS SALE

• Under 20 years old – less than 2,5 cms • 20 to 30 years old – up to 4 cms

• Bottle : 75 cl.

• Over 30 years old – up to 6 cms

• Magnum : 150 cl.

In this catalogue, when stated "good levels", please

• Jeroboam : 300 cl.

read that the levels are 2,5 cms or less.

• Rehoboam : 450 cl.

It should be noted that ullages may change between

• Methuselah : 600 cl.

publication of the catalogue and the sale. This may be caused by the ageing of the cork or by a change in the temperature of the storage conditions or the shipment of the wine. We will only accept responsibility for descriptions of conditions at the time of print of this catalogue and cannot accept responsibility for any loss resulting from failure of corks either before or after this point.

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bid with Baghera/wines BIDDING IN PERSON — If you would like to experience the live excitement of an auction first hand and attend the auction room, you will need to register for a paddle in advance of the sale by filling out and submitting the dedicated Bidder Pre-Registration Form at your disposal in this catalogue on page 361.

ABSENTEE BIDDING — If you cannot physically attend the sale, you can leave absentee bids thanks to the Absentee Bids Form on pages 359-360, or leave your absentee bids through our website and onlinecatalogue. Connect to www.bagherawines.com.

ONLINE LIVE BIDDING — Should you rather place your bids in real time through our online live bidding platform, please register ahead of the date and connect to www.bagherawines.com on the day of the sale and follow the guide.

TELEPHONE BIDDING — As an alternative service to bidders, Baghera/wines also offers the possibility to submit a telephone bids request. We will contact you during the sale, and a member of our team will bid live with you over the phone. Contact : office@bagherawines.com.

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conditions of sale

hese conditions of sale govern the contractual relations between Baghera/wines

7. RESERVE PRICE

Auction & Trading SA (“Baghera/wines”), the seller whose details are indicated in the

The reserve price is the confidential minimum price at which the Seller agrees to sell the

Sales Commission document (“Seller”), any participant in the auction or traded or

Lot. If the reserve price is not reached, Baghera/wines may reject the last bid and set a

over-the-counter, as well as any bidder and the highest bidder, excluding contractual relations

new starting price equal to or above the reserve price. In case no bid matches or is above

between Baghera/wines and the Seller. In case of conflict between these conditions of purchase

the reserve price, Baghera/wines shall withdraw the lot without adjudging it to anyone.

and the terms and conditions of sale, the general terms and conditions of sale shall prevail. These

Baghera/wines, however, reserves the right to organise a private sell after the auction, in

purchase conditions can be modified at any time, in writing or orally during the sale. By participating

which case the price shall not be lower than the reserve price, subject to agreement by the

in any capacity whatsoever in an auction or a private sale organized at Baghera/wines' discretion,

Seller for a price below the reserve price.

you agree to be bound by these conditions. You should therefore read them carefully before doing so. 8. BUYER’S PREMIUM AND ADDITIONAL COSTS 1. BUYER

The buyer’s premium is 20% plus 7,7% Value added tax (VAT) on the hammer price and

The last bidder at the stroke of the gavel (the “Buyer”) wins the bid on the lot of items (the

buyer’s premium. The total amount of the hammer price of each of lot purchased, plus the

“lot”). In case of dispute between two or more bidders, the lot will immediately be relisted.

buyer’s premium, plus VAT is the final price to acquire the lot(s). Please note that other taxes may arise after collection of the goods. This tax (VAT) is refunded to any buyer domiciled

2. AUCTION PROCEDURE

outside Switzerland if, but only if, Baghera/wines receives from such buyer an export decla-

The bailiff accepts bids from those present at the sale, phone bidders, online bidders as

ration in respect of a purchased lot which has been stamped by Swiss customs.All buyers

well as absentee bidders. The stroke of the gavel indicates the final bid awarding the lot

should note that local sales taxes or use taxes may become payable upon import of items

to the Purchaser. The bailiff speaks out and records the name or number of the Buyer.

following purchase. Buyers should obtain their own advice in this regard.

3. TRANSFER OF RISK AND PROPERTY

9. EXCHANGE RATES

Once awarded to the Buyer, the risks and ownership of the lot(s) pass to the Buyer.

In some auctions, in order to ensure proper information for the Buyer, a currency converter is made available. The data displayed are provided for information only and Baghera/wines

4. ABSENTEE BIDDING

assumes no responsibility in this regard.

Baghera/wines can place bids on customers’ instruction, if you are unable to attend the auction in person, Baghera/wines and its employees or agents cannot be held responsible for failure in

10. PRE-AUCTION VIEWING

the transmission of these instructions during the auction. In the case where two identical bidding

Prospective buyers are encouraged to inspect the property at the pre-sale viewing, which can

instructions match the highest bidding, the lot will be awarded to the first bidder. Baghera/

be attended at no charge by appointment only (please contact office@bagherawines.com).

wines reserves the right in its sole discretion, to refuse bids from a buyer’s instructions in case

Bidders accept responsibility for carrying out inspections and investigations, during previewing,

the information and documents submitted as proof of identity, i.e. the identity of the beneficial

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

owner, should prove to be false, incomplete, ambiguous or inadequate.

Baghera/wines may also provide condition reports. The absence of reference to the condition of a lot in the catalogue description does not imply that the lot is free from faults or imperfections.

5. TERMS OF AUCTION The bailiff has the right at its absolute discretion to refuse any bid, to advance the bidding as it

11. NO WARRANTY

may decide, to withdraw or divide any Lot, to combine any two or more Lots. Any bid must be at

Baghera/wines only acts as agent to the Seller. The sale is passed directly between the Seller

least 10% higher than the previous bid. The bailiff can, however, change this percentage during the

and the Buyer. Baghera/wines shall not be responsible for any defects in the lots nor do we

auction. The Seller as well as any person instructed by the former cannot bid on their own lots.

guarantee the accuracy of the information concerning the producer, origin, date, age, authenticity, provenance, weight or condition of any Lot. None of Baghera/wines agents have authority to give

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6. ESTIMATE

any guarantees in this respect. All statements made in catalogues, advertisements or brochures

The estimate of each lot is based on prices reached during previous auctions for similar lots.

concerning Baghera/wines sales only express opinions and are no guarantee from Baghera/

It is subject to change and does not constitute any guarantee or indication of the actual final

wines or the Seller. All persons concerned are expected to inquire before the auction, about the

sale price. The estimate does not include costs such as the Buyer’s premium and additional

description and condition and of the lots and of possible defects or possible damage or repairs

costs (refer to section 8. below).

which have been, or need to be, carried out.

12. BIDDERS REGISTRATION

Online Live Bidding —

Prospective buyers who would bid for the first time with Baghera/wines are asked to provide

If you cannot attend the auction in person, you may bid online on our online live bidding

the following documents, at least 48 hours in advance, in order to give Baghera/wines enough

platform, available on our website at www.bagherawines.com. You must pre-register at least

time to process and approve the registration for the auction :

36 hours before the start of the auction in order to be approved by our bid department.

• Individuals: government-issued photo identification (such as a driving licence, national

Please note that corporate firewalls may cause difficulties for online bidders. Baghera/wines'

identity card, or passport) and, if not shown on the ID document, proof of current address,

platform is available on mobile devices as well as computers.

for example a utility bill/bank statement.

Absentee Bids

• Corporate clients: a recent copy (under 3 months old) of the company register.

If you are unable to attend an auction in person, you may give Baghera/wines instructions

• For other business structures such as trusts, offshore companies or partnerships, please

to bid on your behalf. Our member of staff will then try to purchase the lot(s) of your choice

contact Baghera/wines' Accounting Department ( sales@bagherawines.com ) for advice on

for the lower price possible. Please note this service is free, totally confidential and offered as

the information you should supply.

a convenience to clients who are unable to attend the sale. In the event of identical bids, the

• A financial reference in the form of a recent bank statement or a reference from your bank.

earliest received will take precedence. Although our representative will make every effort,

• Persons registering to bid on behalf of someone who has not previously bid or consigned

Baghera/wines will not be responsible for error or failure to execute bids.

with Baghera/wines should bring identification documents not only for themselves but also

Bidding Increments

for the party on whose behalf they are bidding, together with a signed letter of authorisation

Bidding generally opens with the low estimate and advances in increments of up to 10%

from that party.

subject to the auctioneer’s discretion. The auctioneer retains the right to call bids at his

Please note, Baghera/wines is entitled to request a deposit in CHF in order to ensure the

own discretion – bids steps are shown on the Guide for Absentee Bidders on page 358.

bidders' final registration. If the bidder is unsuccessful and does not owe Baghera/wines any

Currency and Currency Converter

debt, the deposit will be refunded (i.e. the received CHF amount) in full, 7 days after the sale.

The sale is conducted in Swiss francs. Any other amounts shown in this catalogue and on

Baghera/wines is entitled to change the deposit pre-registration procedures and requirements

the currency converter are for guidance only and are not legally binding. Baghera/wines

at their own discretion without prior notice.

declines all responsibility for any mistakes on the currency converter. When bidding, the person assumes personal accountability to pay the price and any other

13. BIDDER RESPONSIBILITY

applicable taxes or charges, unless it has been explicitly agreed in writing with Baghera/wines,

Bidding at Auction

prior to the auction, that the bidder only acts as an agent on behalf and in the name of an

Bids may be executed in person by paddle during the auction, in writing prior to the sale

third party, acknowledged and accepted by Baghera/wines, and that the said party shall be

by telephone or by live bidding.

solely responsible for payment of the Price.

Bidding in Person

The fall of the auctioneer’s hammer indicates the final bid. The auctioneer will call out and

To bid in person, you will need to register for and collect a numbered paddle before the auction begins.

record the name or “paddle” number of the buyer. If your written bid is successful, you will

Proof of identity will be required. New clients are encouraged to register at least 48 hours in advance

be notified the day following the sale by email. Please note, bidding may be re-opened at the

of a sale to allow sufficient time for us to process your information. All lots sold will be invoiced to

auctioneer's discretion. The final bid is provisional until the end of the auction. The auctioneer

the name and address to which the paddle has been registered and invoices cannot be transferred

is entitled to re-open the bidding at his discretion at any time before the end of the auction.

to other names and addresses. Please do not mislay your paddle; in the event of loss, inform the

At the end of the auction, the final bid becomes irrevocable.

Sales Clerk immediately. At the end of the sale, please return your paddle to the registration desk. Bidding by Telephone

14. SALE RESULTS

If you cannot attend the auction, you may bid live on the telephone with one of our multilin-

Results for the sale are available upon request. Baghera/wines cannot accept liability for

gual staff members. This service must be arranged at least 72 hours in advance of the sale,

any errors or omissions, howsoever caused. Sellers should await their settlement statement

especially if you wish to bid in a language other than English. We also recommend that you

as confirmation of any sold proceeds.

leave an emergency bid which we can execute on your behalf just in case we are unable to reach you by telephone. Please note that telephone bids may be recorded (by bidding on

15. PAYMENT OPTIONS AND DEADLINES

the telephone, you consent to the recording of your conversation). We suggest that you

The price is payable in Swiss francs in the seven days following the sale. On the eighth

leave a maximum bid, excluding the buyer’s premium and VAT, which we can execute on

day after the sale, interest at the rate of 1% per month will be added to the amount due.

your behalf in the event we are unable to reach you by telephone.

Payment can also be made in foreign currencies with legal-tender status if that amount can be

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conditions of sale (continued) converted into Swiss francs at the value date of payment. To avoid any delay in releasing goods,

18. COLLECTION, SHIPPING, IMPORTATION AND STORAGE

prospective buyers should supply bank references before the auction. Please include your name

Please refer to page 362 in this catalogue for detailed information regarding collection,

and invoice number with your instructions to the bank. Please note that we reserve the right

shipping, importation and storage facilities. Please note that the Geneva FreePort is open

to decline payments received from anyone other than the buyer of record and that clearance

from Monday to Friday from 8 am to 11 am and from 1 pm to 4 pm. Fert Geneva is open from

of such payments will be required. All fees regarding bank transfers are at the buyer’s charge.

Monday to Friday from 8 :30 am to 12 am and from 1:30 pm to 4:30 pm. Please note, that

Payment can be made in Swiss francs at the sale in cash, by credit card or charge card, or

collection notice should be given at least 48 h prior collection.

by bank transfer to : Beneficiary : Baghera Wines Auction&Trading SA, Geneva

All the Lots are either stored at:

Crédit Suisse, AG, CH-1211 Genève 70

a. Geneva FreePort and are in bond,

IBAN : CH54 0483 5157 5226 21000 — Swift/BIC : CRESCHZZ80A

b. Fert Geneva and are duty paid. All lot(s) can be collected when Baghera/wines' full payment confirmation has been delivered

Please note that transactions should preferably be made by bank transfer. If you wish to pay

to the buyer. Any property for which shipping arrangements or collection have not been made

in cash, please seek Baghera/wines' financial services for advice prior to making payment

prior to this date will be assessed a monthly storage of CHF 100/palette/month and insurance

arrangements and contact our Accounting Department (sales@bagherawines.com) in order

charge of CHF 0,5/CHF 1'000/month.

to comply with Swiss government regulations.

For all buyers, a transit document will be needed to ship the wines. Destination VAT, excise

Baghera/wines will accept all major credit cards, American Express, Visa and MasterCard to

duty, clearance charges are at the buyer’s charge and cannot be cancelled or refunded by

pay for invoices. (A processing fee will apply). The successful bidder during the auction is

Baghera/wines. For buyers inside Switzerland, excise duty and clearance charges will be

solely responsible for payment to Baghera/wines. We will not accept payments for purchased

charged. VAT is already included in Baghera/wines' invoice.

lots from any party other than the buyer, unless otherwise agreed between the buyer and

Be informed that express shipping companies may refuse to issue transit documents, we

Baghera/wines prior to the sale. Goods can only be collected when payment has been cleared.

strongly recommend using a professional wine carrier. Buyers are reminded that Baghera/wines accepts liability for loss or damage to uncollected

16. NON-PAYMENT

lots until January 11th, 2021.

In case of non payment by the Buyer within seven days of the sale, Baghera/wines shall try their best to carry out the Seller’s instructions as to the next steps and help them, when

19. RIGHT OF RETENTION AND DELIVERY

possible, to reach the price or if not, cancel the sale. All damages are expressly reserved.

In order to avoid any errors in the auction process, to ensure the payment of invoices and to

Notwithstanding the above, Baghera/wines expressly reserves the right at its discretion and

proceed to – where necessary and in accordance with legal and regulatory requirements – the

expense of the Seller to accept special conditions of payment of the price, to take adequate

required checks on the Buyer as well as the identity of the beneficial owner, No lot may be

measures for storage and/or lot insurance, to start or pursue any legal proceedings instituted

removed during the sale.

by or against the Buyer on the terms and conditions that Baghera/wines considers appropriate,

Baghera/wines is authorized to retain the lots until all amounts due to Baghera/wines have

to take all necessary measures to recover the amounts owed by Buyer and, if possible, to

been paid in full or until the Buyer has performed all other obligations that Baghera/wines,

return the lot to the Seller.

at his discretion, considers due, including anti money laundering and counter financing of

In case of non-payment or partial payment, Baghera/wines is entitled to terminate the contract

terrorism compliance.

with immediate effect, provided that it has served a warning to the Buyer to pay the requested

In case a buyer does not meet the aforementioned checks to the satisfaction of Baghera/

amount within 10 days. In case of termination of the contract, the Buyer accepts to pay an

wines, the company will be entitled to cancel the sale and take any other action required or

indemnity corresponding to 10% of lot to Baghera/wines. The Buyer understands and expressly

permitted by law. Shipping service will take place after reception of payment.

accepts that any amount already paid by the Buyer will be retained by Baghera/wines up to the amount of the indemnity.

20. NON-COLLECTION OR NON-DELIVERY In case the Buyer, having fulfilled all his obligations under these conditions of purchase, does

17. PARTIAL PAYMENT

not withdraw or fails to take delivery of the Lot, Baghera/wines will be entitled to, upon

Any partial payment by the Buyer to Baghera/wines will be considered payment through

notification to the Buyer, relist the lot by way of auction or private sale, in their sole discretion,

direct deposit. In case of failure of the Buyer to pay the entire price of this deposit will be

and charge the Buyer the entire storage costs, insurance and all other costs that may occur.

automatically collected and lot will be relisted by public auction or at a private auction or sale

Baghera/wines will have a right of retention on the lots until payment of all of these costs.

by private treaty at the discretion of Baghera/wines.

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21. FALSE INFORMATION

Policy published on our website at bagherawines.com and available on request by emailing

If the information or documents provided by the Buyer on his identity or the identity of the

office@bagherawines.com.

beneficial owner prove to be false, incomplete, ambiguous or insufficient, Baghera/wines

Sometimes, Baghera/wines may also disclose this information to carefully selected third

may, in their sole discretion, cancel the sale and pursue the fraudster. The Buyer will be

parties for their own marketing purposes. If you do not wish your details to be used for this

responsible for all costs incurred.

purpose, please email office@bagherawines.com. If the client provides Baghera/wines with information that is defined by European data protec-

22. BAGHERA/WINES’S AUTHENTICITY GUARANTEE

tion laws as “sensitive”, the client agrees that it may be used for the purposes set out above.

If Baghera/wines sells any wine which the Buyer subsequently shows to Baghera/wines' reaso-

In the course of these disclosures, personal data collected in the European Economic Area

nable satisfaction to be a “counterfeit”, subject to the terms below Baghera/wines will cancel

may be disclosed to countries outside the European Economic Area. Although such countries

the sale and refund to the Buyer the total amount paid by the Buyer (in the original currency).

may not have legislation that protects a client’s personal information, Baghera/wines shall

Definition : “counterfeit” means a wine that in Baghera/wines' reasonable opinion is an imita-

take reasonable steps to keep such information secure and in accordance with European data

tion created to deceive as to producer and vintage, where the correct description of the

protection principles. By agreeing to these Conditions of Business, the client is agreeing to

producer and vintage is not reflected by the description in the catalogue.

such disclosure.

The Guarantee is provided for a period of fourteen (14) days from the date of the auction, for

Please read our Privacy Policy on www.bagherawines.com for full information about personal

the sole benefit of the original Buyer and may not be transferred to any third party.

information and data protection.

In order to claim under this Guarantee, the Buyer must :

Baghera/wines premises may be subject to video surveillance and recording. Telephone calls

(i) notify within 14 days Baghera/wines in writing of the reasons for believing the wine to

for telephone bidding purposes may also be recorded. We may process that information in

be counterfeit. The buyer must specify the lot number and date of the sale at which it was

accordance with our Privacy Policy.

purchased ; and (ii) return the lot to Baghera/wines in the same condition as at the date of sale to the Buyer

25. MISCELLANEOUS

and be able to transfer property title to the lot, free from any third party claims arising after

(a) Taxes. If any taxes or rates are applicable to any amount paid by the Buyer, the latter is

the date of the sale.

solely responsible for their payment at the rate and on the date required by the competent

Baghera/wines has discretion to renounce to any of the above elements. Baghera/wines may

administration.

require the Buyer to obtain at the Buyer’s cost the reports of two recognised and independent

(b) Severability provisions. If any provision of this agreement should be judged by a court to

experts in the field, reciprocally acceptable to Baghera/wines and the Buyer.

be invalid, illegal or unenforceable, this provision may be waived and the rest of the Agreement

Baghera/wines shall not be bound by any reports produced by the Buyer, and reserves the

will continue to be valid and enforceable.

right to seek additional expert advice at its own expense.

On the assumption that Baghera/wines decides to cancel the sale under this Guarantee, the

personal information and may use it to inform you of our upcoming sales, services and events.

reasonable costs of two mutually approved independent expert reports may be refunded

(d) Prohibition of Assignment. The Buyer may not assign any benefit and/or obligation under

to the Buyer.

this agreement with Baghera/wines and/or the Seller without our prior written permission. (e) Applicable law and jurisdiction. All contractual relations between the Purchaser, the

23. LIABILITY

Seller and Baghera/wines are subject exclusively to Swiss domestic law, to the exclusion of the

Any participant in the sale, in whatever capacity, namely as bidder, visitor or third party is

rules on the conflict of laws (LDIP). Any dispute in connection with the contractual relationship

responsible for any damage, particularly to the lots exposed.

shall be settled exclusively by arbitration in accordance with the Swiss Rules of International Arbitration of the Swiss Chambers’ Arbitration Institution in force on the date on which the

24. DATA PROTECTION

Notice of Arbitration was submitted in accordance with these Rules. The number of arbitrators

As required by law, or in connection with the supply of auction and related services Baghera/

shall be one. The seat of arbitration shall be Geneva. The arbitration will be conducted in

wines may ask clients to provide personal data. Baghera/wines may take and retain a copy

French, subject to a written agreement for the use of another language.

of government-issued identification such as a passport or driving license. We will use your personal data (i) to provide auction and related services; (ii) to enforce these Conditions of Sale; (iii) to carry out identity and credit checks; (iv) to implement and improve the management and operations of our business and (v) for other purposes set out in our Privacy

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guide for absentee bidders how to …

If you can not attend the sale in person, Baghera/wines' Live auction platform may relay your bids and give you the opportunity to live the sale as if you were attending it in person. Feel the atmophere in the room, follow the auction's excitement

and place your bids at your convenience – your bids will be instantly relayed to the auctioneer. B/Live is accessible from computers and mobile devices, all you need is to ensure that your connection is sufficent to

support live video streaming. If not, you will still be able to bid live (without the video) as the current bid and next increment will be visible on the screen. You will need to register at least 48h prior the sale on www.bagherawines.com

to ensure registration is complete prior to the sale and confirmed. You will be able to enter the sale and place your bids at your convenience. Please note that credit controls apply on these bids (please refer to page 355).

absentee bids

how to …

buyer ’ s premium

pl ace absentee bids?

pl ace telephone bids?

In order to place absentee bids, please use the dedicated form (see opposite) provided in this catalogue. Each bid form should contain the sale number. Please accurately record the lot number and the maximum price in Swiss francs you are willing to pay for each lot (please note that unlimited bids will not be accepted).

If you cannot attend the auction, you can place bids on the telephone. We also recommend that you leave a covering bid which we can execute on your behalf just in case we are unable to reach you by telephone. As the number of telephone lines are limited please make arrangements for this service at least 48 hours before the sale. Please note that Baghera/ wines only offers telephone bids in French, English, Spanish, German and Chinese.

If you are unable to attend an auction in person, you may give Baghera/wines instructions to bid on your behalf. Our staff members will then try to purchase the lot(s) of your choice for the lower price possible. Please note this service is free, totally confidential and offered as a convenience to clients who are unable to attend the sale. Although our representative will make every effort, Baghera/ wines will not be responsible for error or failure to execute bids.

Your bid form must be placed and sent over to us as soon as possible. In event of identical bids, the earliest received will take precedence. Alternative bids may be indicated by using the word “OR” between lot numbers. As a result, if your bid on early lot is successful, our representative will not continue to bid on other lots on your behalf, or, if your early bids are unsuccessful, we will continue to execute bids for alternative lots until a bid is successful. It is important that your bids are listed in numerical order (as the lot numbers appear in the catalogue).

The maximum bid price that you indicate in your absentee bid form is the hammer price only. If you are successful on a lot, a buyer’s premium of 20% will be added to the hammer price for each lot you buy. An additional VAT tax of 7,7% will be lieved on the hammer price AND buyer’s premium. The buyer’s premium will be the amount stated in the “Conditions of Sale” printed on pages 354–357 of this catalogue. s u cc e s s f u l b i ds

Successful bidder will be notified and invoiced within a few days of the sale. i n fo r m ati o n

Please contact Baghera/wines at + 41 22 910 46 30 office@bagherawines.com

bidding increments

B i d d i n g g e n e r a l l y o p e n s w i t h t h e l ow e s t i m a te a n d a d v a n ce s i n i n c r e m e n t s o f u p to 1 0 % s u b j e c t to t h e a u c t i o n e e r ’s d i s c re t i o n . T h e a u c t i o n e e r re t a i n s t h e r i g h t to c a l l b i d s a t h i s ow n d i s c r e t i o n b u t t h e f o l l ow i n g w i l l g i ve b u ye r s a n i n d i c a t i o n o f t h e n o r m a l b i d s te p s :

2 , 0 0 0 ~ 3 , 0 0 0 3 , 0 0 0 ~ 5 , 0 0 0

C H F 1 , 0 0 0 ~ 2 , 0 0 0 CHF CHF

C H F 5 , 0 0 0 ~ 1 0 , 0 0 0

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20,000 ~ 30,000 30,000 ~ 50,000 100,000 +

i n 1 0 0 ’s

CHF 10,000 ~ 20,000

i n 2 0 0 ’s

CHF

200, 500, 800

CHF

i n 5 0 0 ’s

CHF

i n 1 , 0 0 0 ’s i n 2 , 0 0 0 ’s 2,000, 5,000, 8,000 A u c t i o n e e r ’s d i s c re t i o n

absentee bids form ( page 1 of 2 ) SALE N U M B E R 2012 | SALE NAM E KI N G DO M S | SALE DATE D EC EM B ER 6TH , 2020

important notice

I f yo u a r e u n a b l e t o a t t e n d a n a u c t i o n in person, please refer to "GUIDE FOR A B S E N T E E B I D D E R S ", p a g e 3 5 8 o f t h i s catalogue. To a l l ow t i m e f o r p r o c e s s i n g , a b s e n t e e bids should be received no later than T h u r s d ay D e ce m b e r 3 r d , 2 0 2 0 .

(ple ase

print cle arly in block let ters or t ype)

contr ac ting part y

Last name

Zip Code

First name

City / State

Telephone

Address of bank

Telephone

I understand that each bid is per lot, as indicated, and all bids will be executed and are accepted subject to the "Conditions of Sale" printed on pages 354–357 of this catalogue. I understand that if my bid is successful, a buyer’s premium of 20% will be added to the hammer price. An additional VAT tax of 7,7% will be lieved on the hammer price and buyer’s premium.

Fax

Person of contact I understand that these bids are to be executed up to, but not exceeding the amount specified in the Absentee Bids Form.

Fax

Account number

Name of bank I understand that Baghera/wines is providing service of executing bids on behalf of potential buyers for the client’s convenience and that Baghera/wines will not be held responsible for errors relating to its execution of bids.

Address

Country

Direct Tel. number

the contr ac ting part y is the beneficial owner

(The beneficial owner may neither be an offshore nor a domiciliary company)

Yes

N o : (please complete) : Beneficial owner Address

I am aware of the "Condition s of S ale" and notice s printed in the catalogue and I hereby accept to be bound by them . I agree that the "Condition s of S ale" govern all purcha se s at auc tion that I make and I unders tand that payment in f ull is due immediately af ter the s ale in Swis s franc s . Signature D a te

* P l e a s e n o te t h a t b i d s i n f o r e i g n c u r r e n c y w i l l b e c o n v e r te d i n to Sw i s s f r a n c s a t t h e a p p r ox i m a te p r e v a i l i n g r a te i n e f f e c t 24 h o u r s b e f o r e t h e s a l e . bagher a / wines auc tion & tr ading sa

lot n o (i n

numerical order)

n o of lots required (i n

c a s e o f pa r c e l lot s )

ma ximum bid (s w i s s

fr a n c s *)

Mailing address R u e A d h é m a r- Fa b r i 2 1201 Geneva Sw i t ze r l a n d Té l : + 4 1 2 2 9 1 0 4 6 3 0 E m a i l : o f f i c e @ b a g h e r a w i n e s . c o m

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absentee bids form ( page 2 of 2 ) SALE N U M B E R 2012 | SALE NAM E KI N G DO M S | SALE DATE D EC EM B ER 6TH , 2020

Last name

First name

lot n o (i n

n o of lots required

numerical order)

(i n

c a s e o f pa r c e l lot s )

lot n o

ma ximum bid (s w i s s

fr a n c s *)

(i n

numerical order)

n o of lots required (i n

c a s e o f pa r c e l lot s )

ma ximum bid (s w i s s

fr a n c s *)

* P l e a s e n o te t h a t b i d s i n f o r e i g n c u r r e n c y w i l l b e c o n v e r te d i n to Sw i s s f r a n c s a t t h e a p p r ox i m a te p r e v a i l i n g r a te i n e f f e c t 24 h o u r s b e f o r e t h e s a l e .

I a g re e t h a t I a m b o u n d by t h e “ C o n d i t i o n s o f S a l e ”, w h i c h a re p u b l i s h e d i n t h e c a t a l o g u e f o r t h e s a l e a n d g ove r n a l l p u rc h a s e s a t a u c t i o n t h a t I m a ke . S i g n a t u re D a te

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bidder pre-registration form SALE N U M B E R 2012 | SALE NAM E KI N G DO M S | SALE DATE D EC EM B ER 6TH , 2020

If you plan to attend the auction in person, please fill out this form and submit it by email to : office@bagherawines.com, or bring it with you to the salesroom to register on the day of the auction. All documents can be found on our website, here : www.bagherawines.auction Please indicate in what capacity you will be bidding (please select one) :

A S A PRIVATE INDIVIDUAL Proof of identity in the form of government-issued identification with a photograph and proof of address will be required.

O N BEHALF OF A COMPANY We require a Letter of Authorisation signed by a company director for the noted individual to transact on the company’s behalf and a copy of government-issued identification (such as the certificate of incorporation) to verify the status of the company. This should be accompanied by an official document confirming the company’s EU VAT registration number, if applicable.

invoice information

Last name

First name

Company name (complete if you are bidding on behalf of a company)

VAT Number (if applicable)

Zip Code Country Email Address

Telephone

City / State

Fax

financial information

First time buyers are expected to provide with their credit card information and with their bank details Name of bank

Account number Address of bank Telephone Email

Fax

Person of contact Credit card type

Direct Tel. number

Credit card number

Expiration date

I agree that all bids are subjec t to the "Condition s of S ale" printed in this catalogue, additional notice s or term s printed in the catalogue and supplement s to the catalogue pos ted in the s aleroom , and in accordance with the above s tatement s and condition s . I a s sume all re spon sibilit y for payment for the goods purcha sed under the a s signed paddle. If I am ac ting a s an agent, I agree to be personally re spon sible for all purcha se s made on behalf of my client(s), unle s s other arrangement s are confirmed in writing prior to each auc tion . Signature Date

BY SIGNING, YOU ACCEPT THE CONDITIONS OF SALE OF BAGHERA/WINES AS STATED IN OUR CATALOGUES AND ON OUR WEBSITE.

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collection, shipment and storage I M P O R TAT I O N

SHIPPING

Lots 1-14 are lying in bond in Baghera/wines' cellar at the Geneva FreePort,

Shipping will be at Buyer’s expense, and must be prepaid of freight collect. Shipping

Switzerland. Lots 14-273 are lying duty-paid at Fert Geneva, Switzerland. Wine

by commercial means, particularly of older wines, can be risky and it is at the buyer’s

buyers from outside Switzerland should be aware of restrictions imposed by various

risk. Baghera/wines will not refund any shipment charges under any circumstances.

jurisdictions regarding importation of alcoholic beverages. It is the buyer’s responsi-

Please contact directly Baghera/wines shipping department for any transport or

bility to obtain any relevant export or import licence. The denial of any licence

insurance requests.

cannot justify the cancellation of the sale or any delay in making payment of the total amount due.

WIN E PACKING All lots will be delivered in their packaging as described in the catalogue.

Prospective spirit buyers should be aware of certain restrictions imposed by various

If you would prefer an optimum protection of the bottles, we can provide styrofoam

jurisdictions regarding the shipment and importation of spirits (including Liqueurs

(on demand only, we shall provide you with a quote), and the empty original wooden

Chartreuse). Many countries impose limitations on quantity, high duties and/or taxes.

cases will be added to the shipment.

Prospective buyers should be fully aware on export and import restriction before

Baghera/wines will take no responsibility for breakage of wines during shipment.

planning any shipment of Liqueurs Chartreuse and spirits in general. TA X AT I O N COLLECTION

The laws of the final destination of shipment determine taxation. It is Buyer’s

Collection from the Geneva FreePort and Fert Geneva will be by appointment only

responsibility to ensure compliance with applicable tax laws shipments.

and at least 7 days notice must be given. Property will not be released until payment in full has been received and funds have been cleared. Authority for the release of

STORAGE

lots to the Buyer will be a Release Order provided by Baghera/wines. Moreover, it is

Baghera/wines offer complimentary storage at the Geneva Free Port and Fert

Baghera/wines' policy to request proof of identity (the Buyer's, or that of the Buyer's

Geneva for 4 weeks after the date of the sale. Any property for which shipping

authorised representative/shippers, in which case they will require an authorisation

arrangements or collection have not been made prior to this date will be assessed

letter from the Buyer) on collection of a lot. All Buyers (or shippers) must examine

a monthly storage of CHF 100/palette/month and insurance charge of CHF 0,5/CHF

every lot or consignments in the presence of cellar staff at Geneva Free Port and Fert

1'000/month. (Please refer to Baghera/wines' Conditions of sale, 18. COLLECTION,

Geneva prior to collection.

SHIPPING, IMPORTATION AND STORAGE, on page 356 of this catalogue).

For any buyers outside Switzerland, a transit document will be needed to ship

NOTE

the wines. Destination VAT, excise duty, clearance charges are at the buyer’s

In all instances, neither Baghera/wines nor the Geneva FreePort nor Fert are

charge and cannot be cancelled or refunded by Baghera/wines. For buyers inside

responsible for any deterioration, damage, loss or any acts or omission of any

Switzerland, excise duty and clearance charges will be charged. VAT is already

shipper, including, without limitation, any packing, shipping, delivery or insurance

included in Baghera/wines invoices. Be informed that express shipping companies

for purchased lots.

may refused to issue transit documents, we strongly recommend to use a professional wine carrier. Baghera/wines can assist in retrieving lots from the Geneva Free Port and Fert Geneva.

Contact for Baghera/wines : +41 22 910 46 30 office@bagherawines.com

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personal notes

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credits — Editors — Ju l ie C A R PE N T I E R & M ichael G A N N E

— Art direction & layout — O l i v i a B O U Ë T-W I L L AU M E Z

— Photographs — N i n a S L AVC H E VA ( l o t s ) , V i n c e n t G E L LY ( G i o r g i o P i n c h i o r r i 's p o r t r a i t )

— Accessories — Va l é r i e M A RG O T ( B a c kd r o p s ) V i c t o r VA L L È S ( A t e l i e r A r t B o i s é )

— Catalogue Production team — S t e l l i o C A I L L A T, M a r n i c k L U C A S , C y r i l PAC R O T & D a v i d S E G U I N ( M a nu f a c t u r e d ' H i s t o i r e s D e u x- Po n t s ) O l i v i a B O U Ë T-W I L L AU M E Z

— Printers — M a nu f a c t u r e d ' H i s t o i r e s D e u x- Po n t s ( 3 8 3 2 0 B r e s s o n )

Printed in October 2020 on Munken Pure (Arctic Paper), Blocker (Gmund) and Symbol Tatami white (Fedrigoni).

— — Our very special thanks to… — … the many – friends and family – “backstage”, whose names are not credited, we thank you for your continuous support.

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Enoteca Pinchiorri collection lot 1

lot 2

lot 3

La Tâche 1985, Domaine de la Romanée-Conti

lot 6

Echézeaux 1985, Domaine de la Romanée-Conti

Grand Cru Monopole, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Individual wooden case

Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Individual wooden case | Bottle

| Bottle number: N°2 | Good wax capsule. Very slightly marked label.

number: N°3 | Good wax capsule. Very slightly marked label. Level

Level at 5,5cms below base of capsule. | Provenance: Collection Enoteca

at 4,5cms below base of capsule. | Provenance: Collection Enoteca

Pinchiorri, Florence | Imported by Gaja | In bond at Geneva FreePorts

1 Jeroboam (300cl) | CHF 40’000 – 80’000 per lot

1 Jeroboam (300cl) | CHF 10’000 – 20’000 per lot

Romanée-Saint-Vivant 1985, Domaine de la Romanée-Conti

lot 7

La Tâche 1985, Domaine de la Romanée-Conti

Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Individual wooden case | Bottle

Grand Cru Monopole, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Individual wooden

number: N°2 | Good wax capsule. Very slightly marked and very slightly

case | Bottle number: N°2 | Slightly part-missing wax capsule on the

stained label. Level at 5,7cms below base of capsule. | Provenance:

very top. Slip label and label are marked. The label is very slightly nicked.

Collection Enoteca Pinchiorri, Florence | Imported by Gaja | In bond

Level at 5,5cms below base of capsule. | Provenance: Collection Enoteca

at Geneva FreePorts

Pinchiorri, Florence | Imported by Gaja | In bond at Geneva FreePorts

1 Jeroboam (300cl) | CHF 20’000 – 40’000 per lot

1 Methuselah (600cl) | CHF 80’000 – 160’000 per lot

Grands-Echézeaux 1985, Domaine de la Romanée-Conti

lot 8

Romanée-Saint-Vivant 1985, Domaine de la Romanée-Conti

Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Individual wooden case | Bottle

number: N°2 | Good wax capsule. Marked label. Level at 3,8cms below

number: N°2 | Good wax capsule. Slight signs of old seepage. Slightly

base of capsule. | Provenance: Collection Enoteca Pinchiorri, Florence |

marked slip-label and label. Level at 3cms below base of capsule. | Prove-

Imported by Gaja | In bond at Geneva FreePorts

nance: Collection Enoteca Pinchiorri, Florence | Imported by Gaja | In

1 Jeroboam (300cl) | CHF 15’000 – 30’000 per lot

bond at Geneva FreePorts

1 Methuselah (600cl) | CHF 40’000 – 80’000 per lot lot 4

Echézeaux 1985, Domaine de la Romanée-Conti Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Individual wooden case | Bottle

lot 9

Grands-Echézeaux 1985, Domaine de la Romanée-Conti

number: N°2 | Good wax capsule. Very slightly marked and very slightly

Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Individual wooden case | Bottle

stained label. Level at 5,2cms below base of capsule. | Provenance:

number: N°2 | Good wax capsule. Slight signs of old seepage. Slightly

Collection Enoteca Pinchiorri, Florence | Imported by Gaja | In bond

marked slip-label and label. Level at 5,5cms below base of capsule. |

at Geneva FreePorts

Provenance: Collection Enoteca Pinchiorri, Florence | Imported by Gaja

1 Jeroboam (300cl) | CHF 10’000 – 20’000 per lot

| In bond at Geneva FreePorts

1 Methuselah (600cl) | CHF 30’000 – 60’000 per lot lot 5

Romanée-Saint-Vivant 1985, Domaine de la Romanée-Conti Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Individual wooden case | Bottle

lot 10 Echézeaux 1985, Domaine de la Romanée-Conti

number: N°3 | Good wax capsule. Marked label. Level at 2,5cms below

Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Individual wooden case | Bottle

base of capsule. | Provenance: Collection Enoteca Pinchiorri, Florence |

number: N°2 | Good wax capsule. Slightly marked slip-label and label.

Imported by Gaja | In bond at Geneva FreePorts

Slightly nicked label. Level at 5,7cms below base of capsule. | Prove-

1 Jeroboam (300cl) | CHF 20’000 – 40’000 per lot

nance: Collection Enoteca Pinchiorri, Florence | Imported by Gaja | In bond at Geneva FreePorts

1 Methuselah (600cl) | CHF 25’000 – 50’000 per lot

— 3 —

lot 11 Romanée-Saint-Vivant 1985, Domaine de la Romanée-Conti

lot 14 N°1 Methuselah Assortment 1985, Domaine de la Romanée-Conti

Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Individual wooden case | Bottle

Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Individual wooden cases | Provenance:

number: N°3 | Good wax capsule. Slight signs of old seepage. Slightly

Collection Enoteca Pinchiorri, Florence | Imported by Gaja | In bond

marked slip-label and label. Slightly nicked label. Level at 5cms below

at Geneva FreePorts

base of capsule. | Provenance: Collection Enoteca Pinchiorri, Florence |

6 Methuselahs (600cl) | CHF 450’000 – 900’000 per lot — Romanée-Conti 1985

Imported by Gaja | In bond at Geneva FreePorts

1 Methuselah (600cl) | CHF 40’000 – 80’000 per lot

Grand Cru Monopole | Bottle number: N°1 | Good wax capsule. Slightly bin-soiled and marked slip-label and label. Level at 4cms below base of capsule. |

lot 12 Echézeaux 1985, Domaine de la Romanée-Conti

1 Methuselah (600cl)

Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Individual wooden case | Bottle

— La Tâche 1985

number: N°3 | Good wax capsule. Slight signs of old seepage. Slightly

Grand Cru Monopole | Bottle number: N°1 | Good wax capsule. Slight signs

marked slip-label and label. Level at 6,5cms below base of capsule. |

of old seepage. Slightly bin-soiled and marked slip-label and label. Level at 6cms

Provenance: Collection Enoteca Pinchiorri, Florence | Imported by Gaja

below base of capsule. | 1 Methuselah (600cl)

— Richebourg 1985

| In bond at Geneva FreePorts

1 Methuselah (600cl) | CHF 25’000 – 50’000 per lot

Grand Cru | Bottle number: N°1 | Good wax capsule. Good appearance. Level at 5,5cms below base of capsule. | 1 Methuselah (600cl)

lot 13 N°1 Jeroboam Assortment 1985, Domaine de la Romanée-Conti

— Romanée-Saint-Vivant 1985

Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Individual wooden cases | Provenance:

Grand Cru | Bottle number: N°1 | Slightly damaged and part-missing wax

Collection Enoteca Pinchiorri, Florence | Imported by Gaja | In bond

capsule. Signs of seepage. Slightly bin-soiled slip-label and label. Level at 5,5cms below base of capsule. | 1 Methuselah (600cl)

at Geneva FreePorts

6 Jeroboams (300cl) | CHF 220’000 – 440’000 per lot

— Grands-Echézeaux 1985

— Romanée-Conti 1985

Grand Cru | Bottle number: N°1 | Good wax capsule. Very slightly bin-soiled

Grand Cru Monopole | Bottle number: N°1 | Slightly part-missing wax capsule (on its lower part/skirt). Very slightly bin-soiled label. Level at 6,2cms below base of

slip-label and label. The label is very slightly marked. Level at 4,5cms below base of capsule. | 1 Methuselah (600cl)

— Echézeaux 1985

capsule. | 1 Jeroboam (300cl)

— La Tâche 1985

Grand Cru | Bottle number: N°1 | Good wax capsule. New Domaine cork,

Grand Cru Monopole | Bottle number: N°1 | Good wax capsule. Slightly

replaced on March 21, 2011 at Domaine de la Romanée-Conti. Slightly stained

marked label. Level at 6,5cms below base of capsule. | 1 Jeroboam (300cl)

slip-label and label. Level at 5cms below base of capsule. | 1 Methuselah (600cl)

— Richebourg 1985 Grand Cru | Bottle number: N°1 | Good wax capsule. Very slightly marked label. Level at 4cms below base of capsule. | 1 Jeroboam (300cl)

— Romanée-Saint-Vivant 1985 Grand Cru | Bottle number: N°1 | Good wax capsule. Very slightly nicked label. Level at 6,5cms below base of capsule. | 1 Jeroboam (300cl)

— Grands-Echézeaux 1985 Grand Cru | Bottle number: N°1 | Slightly part-missing wax capsule on the very top. Label has very good appearance. Level at 6cms below base of capsule. | 1 Jeroboam (300cl)

— Echézeaux 1985 Grand Cru | Bottle number: N°1 | Both wax capsule and label have very good appearance. Level at 4,5cms below base of capsule. | 1 Jeroboam (300cl)

— 4 —

The Wine & Spirits collection lot 21 Chambertin, Clos de Bèze 2008, Domaine Prieuré Roch

lot 15 Chambertin, Clos de Bèze 2005, Domaine Prieuré Roch Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Good appearance and

Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Provenance: Private

level. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

1 Rehoboam (450cl) | CHF 9’000 – 18’000 per lot

2 Magnums (150cl) | CHF 4’000 – 8’000 per lot

lot 16 Chambertin, Clos de Bèze 2007, Domaine Prieuré Roch

lot 22 Chambertin, Clos de Bèze vertical from 2000 to 2010,

Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Good appearance and

Domaine Prieuré Roch

levels. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Provenance: Private

4 Magnums (150cl) | CHF 10’000 – 20’000 per lot

Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

12 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 13’000 – 26’000 per lot lot 17 Chambertin, Clos de Bèze 2010, Domaine Prieuré Roch

— Vintage 2000 Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Good appearance and

— Vintage 2003

levels. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

2 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 2’500 – 5’000 per lot

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2006 lot 18 Chambertin, Clos de Bèze 2010, Domaine Prieuré Roch

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2008

Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Good appearance and

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

levels. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

6 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 8’500 – 17’000 per lot

— Vintage 2009 Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

lot 19 Chambertin, Clos de Bèze 2013, Domaine Prieuré Roch

— Vintage 2010 Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Good appearance and levels. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

6 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 5’000 – 10’000 per lot

lot 23 Chambertin, Clos de Bèze vertical from 2002 to 2015, Domaine Prieuré Roch

lot 20 Chambertin, Clos de Bèze Magnum vertical from 1999 to 2010,

Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Provenance: Private

Domaine Prieuré Roch

Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Provenance: Private

5 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 5’500 – 11’000 per lot — Vintage 2002

Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

5 Magnums (150cl) | CHF 13’000 – 26’000 per lot

Grand Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vintage 2003

— Vintage 1999 Grand Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

Grand Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vintage 2005

— Vintage 2007 Grand Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

Grand Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vintage 2008

— Vintage 2006

Grand Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

Grand Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vintage 2009

— Vintage 2015

Grand Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

Grand Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vintage 2010 Grand Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

— 5 —

lot 24 Clos de Vougeot 2005 and 2008, Domaine Prieuré Roch

— Vintage 1998 Monopole | Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Provenance: Private

— Vintage 2000

Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

1 Magnum & 3 Bottles | CHF 2’000 – 4’000 per lot

Monopole | Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

— Vintage 2002

— Vintage 2005 Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 3 Bottles (75cl)

Monopole | Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

— Vintage 2008

— Vintage 2005

Grand Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

Monopole | Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

— Vintage 2006 lot 25 Vosne-Romanée, Le Clos Goillotte 2005,

Monopole | Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

Domaine Prieuré Roch

— Vintage 2007 Monopole | Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

Monopole, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Good appearance and

— Vintage 2008

level. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

1 Jeroboam (300cl) | CHF 6’000 – 12’000 per lot

Monopole | Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

— Vintage 2009 lot 26 Vosne-Romanée, Le Clos Goillotte Pure 2006,

Monopole | Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

Domaine Prieuré Roch

— Vintage 2010 Monopole | Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

Monopole, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Good appearance and

— Vintage 2011

level. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

1 Jeroboam (300cl) | CHF 5’000 – 10’000 per lot

Monopole | Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

lot 27 Vosne-Romanée, Le Clos Goillotte 2006,

lot 31 Vosne-Romanée, Le Clos Goillotte

Domaine Prieuré Roch

Magnum vertical from 2002 to 2011, Domaine Prieuré Roch

Monopole, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Good appearance and

Monopole, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Provenance: Private

levels. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

6 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 6’000 – 12’000 per lot

6 Magnums (150cl) | CHF 12’000 – 24’000 per lot — Vintage 2002

lot 28 Vosne-Romanée, Le Clos Goillotte 2009,

Monopole | Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

Domaine Prieuré Roch

— Vintage 2005 Monopole | Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

Monopole, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Good appearance and

— Vintage 2006

levels. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

6 Magnums (150cl) | CHF 14’000 – 28’000 per lot

Monopole | Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

— Vintage 2007 lot 29 Vosne-Romanée, Le Clos Goillotte 2010, Domaine Prieuré Roch

Monopole | Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

— Vintage 2008

Monopole, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Offered in original wooden case

Monopole | Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

| Good appearance and levels. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection |

— Vintage 2011

Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

6 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 7’000 – 14’000 per lot

Monopole | Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

lot 30 Vosne-Romanée, Le Clos Goillotte

lot 32 Vosne-Romanée, Le Clos Goillotte 2006 and 2007,

Magnum vertical from 1988 to 2011, Domaine Prieuré Roch

Domaine Prieuré Roch

Monopole, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Provenance: Private

Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

13 Magnums (150cl) | CHF 28’000 – 56’000 per lot

2 Magnums (150cl) | CHF 4’000 – 8’000 per lot

— Vintage 1988

— Vintage 2006

Monopole | Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

— Vintage 1989

— Vintage 2007

Monopole | Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

— Vintage 1996 Monopole | Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

— 6 —

lot 39 Vosne-Romanée, Les Hautes Maizières 2010,

lot 33 Vosne-Romanée, Le Clos Goillotte vertical from 2002 to 2010, Domaine Prieuré Roch

Domaine Prieuré Roch

Monopole, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Provenance: Private

Monopole, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Good appearance and

Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

levels. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

12 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 12’000 – 24’000 per lot

6 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 3’000 – 6’000 per lot

— Vintage 2002 lot 40 Vosne-Romanée, Les Hautes Maizières

Monopole | Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

Magnum vertical from 1996 to 2009, Domaine Prieuré Roch

— Vintage 2005 Monopole | Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss

— Vintage 2007

collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

10 Magnums (150cl) | CHF 10’000 – 20’000 per lot

Monopole | Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2008

— Vintage 1996

Monopole | Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

— Vintage 2009

— Vintage 1998

Monopole | Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

— Vintage 2010

— Vintage 2000

Monopole | Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

— Vintage 2001 lot 34 Vosne-Romanée, Le Clos Goillotte 2009 and 2010,

Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

Domaine Prieuré Roch

— Vintage 2003 Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

Monopole, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Provenance: Private

— Vintage 2005

Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

4 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 4’000 – 8’000 per lot

Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

— Vintage 2006

— Vintage 2009 Monopole | Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

— Vintage 2007

— Vintage 2010 Monopole | Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

— Vintage 2008 lot 35 Vosne-Romanée, Les Hautes Maizières 2000,

Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

Domaine Prieuré Roch

— Vintage 2009 Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

Monopole, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Good appearance and levels. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

3 Magnums (150cl) | CHF 2’800 – 5’600 per lot

lot 41 Vosne-Romanée, Les Hautes Maizières Magnum vertical from 2005 to 2009, Domaine Prieuré Roch

lot 36 Vosne-Romanée, Les Hautes Maizières 2005,

Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss

Domaine Prieuré Roch

collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

Monopole, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Good appearance and

5 Magnums (150cl) | CHF 5’000 – 10’000 per lot

levels. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

3 Magnums (150cl) | CHF 2’800 – 5’600 per lot

— Vintage 2005 Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

— Vintage 2006 lot 37 Vosne-Romanée, Les Hautes Maizières Pure 2006,

Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

Domaine Prieuré Roch

— Vintage 2007

Monopole, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Good appearance and level. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

1 Jeroboam (300cl) | CHF 2’000 – 4’000 per lot

Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

— Vintage 2008 Good appearance and level | 1 Magnum (150cl)

— Vintage 2009 lot 38 Vosne-Romanée, Les Hautes Maizières Pure 2007,

Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

Domaine Prieuré Roch Monopole, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Good appearance and levels. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

6 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 2’400 – 4’800 per lot

— 7 —

lot 42 Vosne-Romanée, Les Hautes Maizières

lot 47 Nuits-Saint-Georges, Le Clos des Corvées

Magnum 2006 and 2008, Domaine Prieuré Roch

Magnum vertical from 2003 to 2009, Domaine Prieuré Roch

Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss

1er Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss

collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

2 Magnums (150cl) | CHF 1’800 – 3’600 per lot

3 Magnums (150cl) | CHF 3’000 – 6’000 per lot

— Vintage 2006

— Vintage 2003

Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

1er Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

— Vintage 2008

— Vintage 2007

Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

1er Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

— Vintage 2009 lot 43 Vosne-Romanée, Les Hautes Maizières

1er Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

Vertical from 2005 and 2009, Domaine Prieuré Roch Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss

lot 48 Nuits-Saint-Georges, Le Clos des Corvées 2010,

collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

Domaine Prieuré Roch

8 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 3’500 – 7’000 per lot

1er Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss

— Vintage 2005

collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

3 Magnums & 6 Bottles | CHF 5’500 – 11’000 per lot

Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2006

— Vintage 2010

Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

1er Cru | Good appearance and level. | 3 Magnums (150cl)

— Vintage 2008

— Vintage 2010

Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

1er Cru | Good appearance and level. | 6 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2009 lot 49 Nuits-Saint-Georges, Le Clos des Corvées

Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

Vertical from 1995 to 2010, Domaine Prieuré Roch lot 44 Vosne-Romanée, Les Clous 2006, Domaine Prieuré Roch

1er Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss

Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Good appearance and levels. |

collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

11 Bottle (75cl) | CHF 4’500 – 9’000 per lot

1 Magnum (150cl) | CHF 600 – 1’200 per lot

— Vintage 1995 1er Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

lot 45 Vosne-Romanée, Les Suchots 2007, Domaine Prieuré Roch

— Vintage 1997

1er Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Good appearance and levels. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

1 Magnum (150cl) | CHF 900 – 1’800 per lot

1er Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vintage 1998 1er Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vintage 1999 lot 46 Mixed lot 3 Climats, Domaine Prieuré Roch

1er Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss

— Vintage 2000 1er Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

3 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 2’400 – 4’800 per lot

— Vintage 2001

— Chambertin, Clos de Bèze 2003

1er Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vintage 2003

Grand Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vosne-Romanée, Les Hautes Maizières 2006

1er Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vintage 2006

Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vosne-Romanée, Le Clos Goillotte Pure 2007

1er Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vintage 2008

Monopole | Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

1er Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vintage 2009 1er Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vintage 2010 1er Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— 8 —

lot 57 Echézeaux 2008, Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot

lot 50 Nuits-Saint-Georges, Le Clos des Corvées 2004 and 2008, Domaine Prieuré Roch

Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Good appearance

1er Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss

and levels. One very slightly damaged wax capsule. One marked label and

collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

one very slightly creased label. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection |

2 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 800 – 1’600 per lot

Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

6 Magnums (150cl) | CHF 12’000 – 24’000 per lot

— Vintage 2004 1er Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

lot 58 Echézeaux Magnum vertical from 2005 to 2009,

— Vintage 2008

Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot

1er Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Provenance: Private

lot 51 Nuits-Saint-Georges, Le Clos des Corvées 2009 and 2010,

Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

4 Magnums (150cl) | CHF 8’000 – 16’000 per lot

Domaine Prieuré Roch

— Vintage 2005

1er Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss

Grand Cru | Good appearance and level. Slightly marked label. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

4 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 1’600 – 3’200 per lot

— Vintage 2006

— Vintage 2009

Grand Cru | Good appearance and level. Slightly creased label. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

1er Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2010

— Vintage 2008

1er Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

Grand Cru | Good appearance and level. Slightly damaged wax and slightly marked label. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

lot 52 Nuits-Saint-Georges, Clos des Argillières 2009,

— Vintage 2009

Domaine Prieuré Roch

Grand Cru | Damp-stained and very slightly torn label. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

1er Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Good appearance and levels. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

lot 59 Echézeaux Magnum vertical from 2006 to 2009,

10 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 4’000 – 8’000 per lot

Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Provenance: Private

lot 53 Nuits-Saint-Georges, Clos des Argillières 2010,

Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

Domaine Prieuré Roch

3 Magnums (150cl) | CHF 6’000 – 12’000 per lot — Vintage 2006

1er Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Good appearance and

Grand Cru | Good appearance and level. Slightly marked label. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

levels. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

6 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 2’400 – 4’800 per lot

— Vintage 2008 Grand Cru | Good appearance and level. Slightly damaged wax and very slightly

lot 54 Nuits-Saint-Georges 2005, Domaine Prieuré Roch

creased label. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

— Vintage 2009

1 Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Good appearance and er

levels. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

Grand Cru | Slighly damaged wax. Marked and very slightly scuffed label. |

3 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 700 – 1’400 per lot

1 Magnum (150cl)

lot 55 Nuits-Saint-Georges, Vieilles Vignes 2010,

lot 60 Echézeaux Magnum 2006 and 2009, Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot

Domaine Prieuré Roch

Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Provenance: Private

1 Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Good appearance and

Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

levels. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

2 Magnums (150cl) | CHF 4’000 – 8’000 per lot

10 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 2’800 – 5’600 per lot

— Vintage 2006 Grand Cru | Good appearance and level. Slightly marked label. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

lot 56 Echézeaux 2006, Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot

— Vintage 2009

Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Good appearance and

Grand Cru | Good appearance and level. Very slightly marked and slightly scuffed

level. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

label. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

1 Bottle (75cl) | CHF 900 – 1’800 per lot

— 9 —

lot 61 Echézeaux vertical from 1999 to 2017, Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot

— Vintage 2010 Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. Marked labels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Provenance: Private

— Vintage 2012

Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

13 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 12’000 – 24’000 per lot

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2013

— Vintage 1999 Grand Cru | Good appearance and level. Slightly marked label. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. Marked labels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2001

— Vintage 2015

Grand Cru | Good appearance and level. Slightly marked label. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. Marked labels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2003

— Vintage 2016

Grand Cru | Marked and creased label. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2005

— Vintage 2017

Grand Cru | Good appearance. Very slightly marked label. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. One slightly creased label. |

— Vintage 2006

2 Bottles (75cl)

Grand Cru | Good appearance. Marked label. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

lot 63 Echézeaux vertical from 1999 to 2010,

— Vintage 2008

Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot

Grand Cru | Good appearance. Very slightly marked label. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vintage 2009

Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Provenance: Private

Grand Cru | Good appearance. Very slightly marked label. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

4 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 3’800 – 7’600 per lot

— Vintage 2010

— Vintage 1999

Grand Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vintage 2012

Grand Cru | Good appearance and level. Marked label. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vintage 2006

Grand Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vintage 2013

Grand Cru | Good appearance and level. Slightly marked label. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vintage 2008

Grand Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vintage 2015

Grand Cru | Good appearance and level. Very slightly marked and very slightly

Grand Cru | Good appearance. Very slightly marked label. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

scuffed label. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vintage 2016

— Vintage 2010

Grand Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

Grand Cru | Good appearance and level. Very slightly scuffed label. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vintage 2017 lot 64 Echézeaux vertical from 2003 to 2010,

Grand Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot lot 62 Echézeaux vertical from 1999 to 2017, Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot

Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Provenance: Private

Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

8 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 7’500 – 15’000 per lot

Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

24 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 22’000 – 44’000 per lot

— Vintage 2003

— Vintage 1999

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. Marked labels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2006

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. Slightly marked labels, one of which is very slighty torn. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. Marked labels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2003

— Vintage 2009

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. Slightly marked labels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2005

— Vintage 2010

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. Marked labels, one of which is slightly

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. Marked labels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

damaged. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

lot 65 Vosne-Romanée, Les Jachées 2005, Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot

— Vintage 2006 Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. Marked labels, one of which is slightly

Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Good appearance and levels. |

torn. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

3 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 2’000 – 4’000 per lot

— Vintage 2008 Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. Marked labels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2009 Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. Marked labels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

— 10 —

lot 66 Vosne-Romanée, Les Jachées 2007, Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot

— Vintage 2015 Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Good appearance and levels. |

— Vintage 2016

Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

2 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 1’300 – 2’600 per lot

Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vintage 2017 lot 67 Vosne-Romanée, Les Jachées 2008, Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot

Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Good appearance and levels. Very slightly marked labels. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection |

lot 73 Vosne-Romanée, Les Jachées vertical from 2005 to 2017,

Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot

2 Magnums (150cl) | CHF 1’800 – 3’600 per lot

Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

lot 68 Vosne-Romanée, Les Jachées 2008, Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot

7 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 3’200 – 6’400 per lot — Vintage 2005

Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Good appearance and levels.

Good appearance and level. Marked label. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

Very slightly marked labels. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection |

— Vintage 2008

Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

6 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 2’600 – 5’200 per lot

Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vintage 2009 lot 69 Vosne-Romanée, Les Jachées 2008, Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot

Good appearance and level. Very slightly marked label. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vintage 2010

Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Good appearance and levels.

Good appearance and level. Very slightly marked label. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

Very slightly marked labels. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection |

— Vintage 2015

Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

3 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 1’300 – 2’600 per lot

Good appearance and level. Marked label. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vintage 2016 lot 70 Vosne-Romanée, Les Jachées 2009, Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot

Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vintage 2017

Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Good appearance and levels.

Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

Marked labels. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

3 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 1’600 – 3’200 per lot

lot 74 Vosne-Romanée, Les Jachées vertical 2016 and 2017, Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot

lot 71 Vosne-Romanée, Les Jachées 2010, Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot

Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss

Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Good appearance and levels.

collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

2 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 800 – 1’600 per lot

Very slightly marked labels. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection |

— Vintage 2016

Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

2 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 1’000 – 2’000 per lot

Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vintage 2017 lot 72 Vosne-Romanée, Les Jachées vertical from 2005 to 2017,

Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss

lot 75 Vosne-Romanée, Les Réas 2008, Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot

collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Good appearance and level.

8 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 4’000 – 8’000 per lot

Very slightly marked label. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection |

— Vintage 2005

Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

1 Magnum (150cl) | CHF 900 – 1’800 per lot

Good appearance and level. Marked label. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vintage 2006 Good appearance and level. Marked label. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

lot 76 Vosne-Romanée, Les Réas 2008, Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot

— Vintage 2008

Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Good appearance and levels.

Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

Very slightly marked labels which one is torn. | Provenance: Private

— Vintage 2009

Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

8 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 3’500 – 7’000 per lot

Good appearance and level. Very slightly marked label. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vintage 2010 Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— 11 —

lot 77 Vosne-Romanée, Les Réas vertical from 2006 to 2017,

lot 81 Vosne-Romanée 2005, Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot

Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot

Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Good appearance and levels.

Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss

Marked labels. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at

collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

Fert Geneva

6 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 2’600 – 5’200 per lot

3 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 2’800 – 5’600 per lot

— Vintage 2006 lot 82 Vosne-Romanée Vieilles Vignes 2008, Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot

Good appearance and level. Marked label. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vintage 2008

Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Good appearance and levels.

Good appearance and level. Slightly marked label. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

Marked labels. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at

— Vintage 2009

Fert Geneva

3 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 600 – 1’200 per lot

Good appearance and level. Marked label. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vintage 2015 lot 83 Bourgogne, Le Chapitre 2007 and 2008,

Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot

— Vintage 2016 Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss

— Vintage 2017

collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

6 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 1’200 – 2’400 per lot

Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vintage 2007 lot 78 Vosne-Romanée, Les Réas vertical from 2008 to 2017,

Good appearance and levels. | 3 Bottles (75cl)

Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot

— Vintage 2008 Good appearance and levels. | 3 Bottles (75cl)

Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

10 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 4’200 – 8’400 per lot

lot 84 Bourgogne, Le Chapitre 2009, Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot

— Vintage 2008

Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Good appearance and levels.

Good appearance and level. Slightly marked labels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

Three very slightly marked labels. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection

— Vintage 2009

| Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

6 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 1’500 – 3’000 per lot

Good appearance and levels. Marked labels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2015 lot 85 Marsannay, Clos du Roy 2009, Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot

Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2016

Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Good appearance and levels.

Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

Slightly marked labels. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection |

— Vintage 2017

Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

3 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 900 – 1’800 per lot

Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

lot 86 Musigny 2011, Domaine Comte Georges de Vogüé

lot 79 Vosne-Romanée 1er Cru 2005 and 2008, Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot

Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Offered in original wooden case

1er Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss

| Good appearance and levels. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection |

collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

5 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 2’800 – 5’600 per lot

3 Magnums (150cl) | CHF 2’200 – 4’400 per lot

— Vintage 2005 lot 87 Musigny, Magnum vertical from 2012 to 2015,

1er Cru | Good appearance and level. Slightly marked label. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

Domaine Comte Georges de Vogüé

— Vintage 2008 1er Cru | Good appearance and levels. Slightly marked labels. | 4 Bottles (75cl)

Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

lot 80 Vosne-Romanée, Elise Fermouche 2009,

7 Magnums (150cl) | CHF 5’500 – 11’000 per lot

Domaine Jean-Yves Bizot

— Vintage 2012

Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Good appearance and levels. Marked labels. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at

Grand Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

— Vintage 2013 Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 2 Magnums (150cl)

Fert Geneva

4 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 2’800 – 5’600 per lot — 12 —

— Vintage 2014

— Vintage 2005

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 2 Magnums (150cl)

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 3 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2015

— Vintage 2006

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 2 Magnums (150cl)

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2010 lot 88 Musigny, Vertical from 2005 to 2015,

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 4 Bottles (75cl)

Domaine Comte Georges de Vogüé

— Vintage 2011 Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 4 Bottles (75cl)

Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

16 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 7’500 – 15’000 per lot

lot 92 Chambolle-Musigny, Les Amoureuses, Vertical from 2007 to 2016, Domaine Comte Georges de Vogüé

— Vintage 2005 Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

1er Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss

— Vintage 2008

collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

14 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 6’000 – 12’000 per lot

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 3 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2010

— Vintage 2007

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 4 Bottles (75cl)

1er Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2011

— Vintage 2008

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 4 Bottles (75cl)

1er Cru | Good appearance and levels. One marked label. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2015

— Vintage 2009

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 3 Bottles (75cl)

1er Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2010 lot 89 Musigny Blanc 2015 and 2016,

1er Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

Domaine Comte Georges de Vogüé

— Vintage 2011 1er Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Provenance: Private

— Vintage 2015

Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

2 Magnums & 5 Bottles | CHF 7’000 – 14’000 per lot

1er Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2016

— Vintage 2015 Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 2 Magnums (150cl)

1er Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2015 lot 93 Chambolle-Musigny, Les Amoureuses,

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 3 Bottles (75cl)

Vertical from 2007 to 2015, Domaine Comte Georges de Vogüé

— Vintage 2016 Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

1er Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

lot 90 Bonnes-Mares, Magnum vertical from 2013 to 2015,

9 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 3’800 – 7’600 per lot

Domaine Comte Georges de Vogüé

— Vintage 2007 1er Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Provenance: Private

— Vintage 2008

Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

5 Magnums (150cl) | CHF 2’600 – 5’200 per lot

1er Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vintage 2009

— Vintage 2013 Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 2 Magnums (150cl)

1er Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 3 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2014

— Vintage 2011

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 2 Magnums (150cl)

1er Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2015

Grand Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

1er Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

lot 91 Bonnes-Mares, Vertical from 2005 to 2011,

lot 94 Chambolle Musigny 1er Cru 2010,

Domaine Comte Georges de Vogüé

Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Provenance: Private

1er Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Good appearance and

Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

levels. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

13 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 3’500 – 7’000 per lot

6 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 1’000 – 2’000 per lot — 13 —

lot 95 Bourgogne blanc, Vertical from 2008 to 2013,

lot 100 Chevalier-Montrachet, Magnum vertical from 2007 to 2013,

Domaine Comte Georges de Vogüé

Domaine Leflaive

Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Original wooden cases | Provenance: Private

Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Beaune | Carton | Provenance: Private

Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

36 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 10’000 – 20’000 per lot

6 Magnums (150cl) | CHF 4500 – 9000 per lot

— Vintage 2008

— Vintage 2007

Good appearance and levels. | 6 Bottles (75cl)

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. Slightly marked labels.

— Vintage 2009

2 Magnums (150cl)

— Vintage 2008

Good appearance and levels. | 6 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2010

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. Slightly marked labels.

Good appearance and levels. | 6 Bottles (75cl)

2 Magnums (150cl)

— Vintage 2011

— Vintage 2012

Good appearance and levels. | 6 Bottles (75cl)

Grand Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

— Vintage 2012

— Vintage 2013

Good appearance and levels. | 6 Bottles (75cl)

Grand Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

— Vintage 2013 lot 101 Bâtard-Montrachet 2009, Domaine Leflaive

Good appearance and levels. | 6 Bottles (75cl)

Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Beaune | Carton | Provenance: Private

lot 96 Chambolle-Musigny, Les Amoureuses 2010,

Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

Domaine Domaine Robert Groffier Père & Fils

3 Magnums & 6 Bottles | CHF 3’500 – 7’000 per lot — Vintage 2009

1er Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Good appearance and level.

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 3 Magnums (150cl)

| Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

1 Magnum (150cl) | CHF 800 – 1’600 per lot

— Vintage 2009 Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 6 Bottles (75cl)

lot 97 Clos de la Roche 2017, Domaine Dujac Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Good appearance

lot 102 Bâtard-Montrachet, Vertical from 2005 to 2010,

and levels. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert

Domaine Leflaive

Geneva

Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Beaune | Carton | Provenance: Private

6 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 1’700 – 3’400 per lot

Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

2 Magnums & 2 Bottles | CHF 2’000 – 4’000 per lot lot 98 Bonnes-Mares and Echézeaux 2017, Domaine Dujac

— Vintage 2005 Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. Marked labels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Nuits | Carton | Provenance: Private

— Vintage 2009

Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

6 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 2’000 – 4’000 per lot

Grand Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

— Vintage 2010

— Bonnes-Mares 2017 Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 3 Bottles (75cl)

Grand Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

— Echézeaux 2017 lot 103 Bienvenues-Bâtard-Montrachet 2009, Domaine Leflaive

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 3 Bottles (75cl)

Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Beaune | Carton | Provenance: Private

lot 99 Chevalier-Montrachet 2009, Domaine Leflaive

Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

3 Magnums & 6 Bottles | CHF 3’500 – 7’000 per lot

Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Beaune | Carton | Provenance: Private

— Vintage 2009

Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

9 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 4’500 – 9’000 per lot

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 3 Magnums (150cl)

— Vintage 2009

— Vintage 2009 Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 3 Magnums (150cl)

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 6 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2009 Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 6 Bottles (75cl)

lot 104 Bienvenues-Bâtard-Montrachet 2013, Domaine Leflaive Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Beaune | Carton | Good appearance and level. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

— 14 —

1 Jeroboam (300cl) | CHF 1’200 – 2’400 per lot

lot 110 Montrachet 2008, Domaine Ramonet

lot 105 Bienvenues-Bâtard-Montrachet, Magnum vertical from 2008 to 2013, Domaine Leflaive

Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Beaune | Carton | Good appearance

Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Beaune | Carton | Provenance: Private

and levels. One vintage-slip is slightly torn. | Provenance: Private Swiss

Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

7 Magnums (150cl) | CHF 4’000 – 8’000 per lot

4 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 5’500 – 11’000 per lot

— Vintage 2008 lot 111 Chassagne-Montrachet from 2008 to 2012, Domaine Ramonet

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 3 Magnums (150cl)

— Vintage 2009

1er Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Beaune | Carton | Provenance: Private

Grand Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

2 Magnums & 5 Bottles | CHF 800 – 1’600 per lot

— Vintage 2012

— Les Ruchottes 2008

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 2 Magnums (150cl)

— Vintage 2013

1er Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 2 Magnums (150cl)

— La Baudriotte 2010

Grand Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

1er Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

lot 106 Trio horizontal 2010, Domaine Leflaive

— La Baudriotte 2012 1er Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Beaune | Carton | Provenance: Private

— Morgeot 2012

Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

18 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 6’000 – 12’000 per lot

1er Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Chevalier-Montrachet 2010 lot 112 Selection 2010, Domaine Pierre-Yves Colin-Morey

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 6 Bottles (75cl)

— Bâtard-Montrachet 2010

Burgundy, Côte de Beaune | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss collec-

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 6 Bottles (75cl)

tion | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

1 Jeroboam, 3 Magnums & 12 Bottles | CHF 3’500 – 7’000 per lot

— Bienvenues-Bâtard-Montrachet 2010

— Bâtard-Montrachet

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 6 Bottles (75cl)

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 3 Bottles (75cl)

lot 107 Chevalier and Bienvenues-Bâtard-Montrachet 2012,

— Bienvenues-Bâtard-Montrachet

Domaine Leflaive

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 3 Bottles (75cl)

— Meursault, Les Narvaux

Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Beaune | Carton | Provenance: Private

Good appearance and levels. | 2 Magnums (150cl)

Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

2 Jeroboams (300cl) | CHF 2’600 – 5’200 per lot

— Chassagne-Montrachet, Les Ancegnières

— Chevalier-Montrachet 2012

Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

— Chassagne-Montrachet, Les Ancegnières

Grand Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Jeroboam (300cl)

— Bienvenues-Bâtard-Montrachet 2012

Good appearance and level. | 1 Jeroboam (300cl)

— Chassagne-Montrachet, Les Caillerets

Grand Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Jeroboam (300cl)

Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

lot 108 Puligny-Montrachet, Les Folatières 2010, Domaine Leflaive

— Meursault, Les Genevrières 1er Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 3 Bottles (75cl)

1er Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Beaune | Offered in original wooden case |

— Corton-Charlemagne

Good appearance and levels. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection |

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

12 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 1’600 – 3’200 per lot lot 113 Bâtard-Montrachet 2012 and 2013, Domaine Pierre Morey lot 109 Montrachet 2005 and 2006, Domaine Ramonet

Grand Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Beaune | Carton | Provenance: Private

Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

10 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 2’000 – 4’000 per lot

Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

3 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 3’200 – 6’400 per lot

— Vintage 2012

— Vintage 2005

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 4 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2013

Grand Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vintage 2006

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 6 Bottles (75cl)

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

— 15 —

lot 114 Meursault Perrières, Vertical from 2005 to 2015,

— Vintage 2008

Domaine Pierre Morey

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2009

1er Cru, Burgundy, Côte de Beaune | Carton | Provenance: Private

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 6 Bottles (75cl)

Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

27 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 3’000 – 6’000 per lot lot 117 Chablis, Les Clos, Vertical from 2007 to 2013,

— Vintage 2005

Domaine Dauvissat

1er Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vintage 2009

Burgundy, Chablis | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss collection |

1er Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

13 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 1’600 – 3’200 per lot

— Vintage 2011

— Vintage 2007

1er Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 6 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2012

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2009

1er Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 6 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2013

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 8 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2013

1er Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 6 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2015

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. Slightly damaged wax capsules. |

1er Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 6 Bottles (75cl)

3 Bottles (75cl)

lot 115 Chablis, Domaine François Raveneau

lot 118 Sancerre, Clos la Néore, Vertical from 2008 to 2012,

Burgundy, Chablis | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss collection |

Domaine Edmond Vatan

Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

Loire, Sancerre | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss collection |

23 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 3’500 – 7’000 per lot

Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

5 Magnums & 7 Bottles | CHF 2’200 – 4’400 per lot

— Butteaux 1995

— Vintage 2008

1 Cru | Good appearance and levels. One damaged capsule, one missing slip-label er

and one torn label. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

Good appearance and levels. Two damaged wax capsules and one damaged label.

— Blanchot 2006

| 2 Magnums (150cl)

— Vintage 2009

Grand Cru | Good appearance and levels. One damaged wax. One bottle with old signs of seepage. | 7 Bottles (75cl)

Good appearance and level. Slightly damaged wax capsule and slightly marked

— Butteaux 2006

label. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vintage 2010

1 Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 4 Bottles (75cl) er

— Forêt 2006

Good appearance and levels. Slightly damaged wax capsules and slightly marked

1 Cru | Good appearance and levels. One damaged wax. On bottle with old

labels. | 6 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2012

signs of seepage. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

— Montée de Tonnerre 2006

Good appearance and levels. Slightly damaged wax capsules and one slightly

1er Cru | Good appearance and levels. | 5 Bottles (75cl)

damaged label. | 3 Magnums (150cl)

— Chapelot 2007 lot 119 Cornas 2011, Domaine Thierry Allemand

1er Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Montée de Tonnerre 2009

Rhône, Cornas | Carton | Good appearance and levels. | Provenance:

1er Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

6 Magnums (150cl) | CHF 3’000 – 6’000 per lot

— Les Clos 2010 Grand Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

lot 120 Cornas 2011 and 2014, Domaine Thierry Allemand lot 116 Chablis, Les Preuses, Vertical from2005 to 2009,

Rhône, Cornas | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss collection |

Domaine Dauvissat

Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

Burgundy, Chablis | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss collection |

11 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 2’600 – 5’200 per lot — Vintage 2011

Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

9 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 1’100 – 2’200 per lot

Good appearance and levels. | 5 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2014

— Vintage 2005 Grand Cru | Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

Good appearance and levels. | 6 Bottles (75cl)

— 16 —

lot 121 Cornas 2015, Domaine Thierry Allemand

— Vintage 2009 Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

Rhône, Cornas | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss collection |

— Vintage 2010

Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

12 Bottles | CHF 1’400 – 2’800 per lot

Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2011

— Cuvée Reynard Good appearance and levels. | 6 Bottles (75cl)

Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

— Cuvée Chaillot

— Vintage 2012

Good appearance and levels. | 6 Bottles (75cl)

Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2013 lot 122 Ermitage, Cuvée Cathelin 2009, Domaine Jean-Louis Chave

Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2014

Rhône, Ermitage | Carton | Good appearance and levels. | Provenance:

Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

3 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 9’000 – 18’000 per lot

— Vintage 2015 Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

lot 123 Hermitage blanc, Vertical from 2006 to 2014, Domaine Jean-Louis Chave

lot 125 Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Cuvée Da Capo, Vertical from 1998 to 2010, Domaine du Pégau

Rhône, Hermitage | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

Rhône, Châteauneuf-du-Pape | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss

3 Magnums & 18 Bottles | CHF 2’600 – 5’200 per lot

collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

5 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 1’500 – 3’000 per lot

— Vintage 1996

— Vintage 1998

Good appearance and level. Slightly bin-soiled label. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vintage 2000

Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2000

Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vintage 2001

Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vintage 2010

Good appearance and levels. | 3 Magnums (150cl)

— Vintage 2006

Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

lot 126 Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Cuvée Inspiration 2010,

— Vintage 2007

Domaine du Pégau

Good appearance and levels. | 5 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2009

Rhône, Châteauneuf-du-Pape | Carton | Good appearance and level. |

Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

1 Magnum (150cl) | CHF 1’200 – 2’400 per lot

— Vintage 2010 Good appearance and levels. | 3 Bottles (75cl)

lot 127 Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Cuvée Spéciale 1998,

— Vintage 2011

Domaine Henri Bonneau

Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vintage 2013

Rhône, Châteauneuf-du-Pape | Carton | Good appearance and levels. |

Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

3 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 1’200 – 2’400 per lot

— Vintage 2014 Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

lot 128 Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Grande cuvée lot 124 Hermitage blanc, Vertical from 2006 to 2015,

Hommage à Jacques Perrin 2015, Château de Beaucastel

Domaine Jean-Louis Chave

Rhône, Châteauneuf-du-Pape | Carton | Good appearance and level. |

Rhône, Hermitage | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss collection |

Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

1 Jeroboam (300cl) | CHF 900 – 1’800 per lot

18 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 2’000 – 4’000 per lot — Vintage 2006

lot 129 Arbois-Pupillin, Poulsard 2006, Maison Overnoy-Houillon

Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

Jura, Arbois | Carton | Good appearance and levels. Slightly damaged

— Vintage 2007

wax capsules. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert

Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

Geneva

3 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 600 – 1’200 per lot — 17 —

lot 130 Arbois-Pupillin, Poulsard 2015, Maison Overnoy-Houillon

lot 133 Arbois-Pupillin, Poulsard 2008 and 2009,

Jura, Arbois | Carton | Good appearance and levels. | Provenance:

Maison Overnoy-Houillon

Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

Jura, Arbois | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss collection |

6 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 1’200 – 2’400 per lot

Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

4 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 800 – 1’600 per lot lot 131 Arbois-Pupillin, Poulsard vertical from 2003 to 2015,

— Vintage 2008

Maison Overnoy-Houillon

Good appearance and levels. Damaged wax capsules with slight signs of seepage. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

Jura, Arbois | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss collection |

— Vintage 2009

Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

18 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 4’000 – 8’000 per lot

Good appearance and levels. Damaged wax capsules with slight signs of seepage.

— Vintage 2003

One stained label. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

lot 134 Arbois-Pupillin, Poulsard Magnums 2009 and 2010,

— Vintage 2006

Maison Overnoy-Houillon

Good appearance and levels. Damaged wax capsules. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2007

Jura, Arbois | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss collection |

Good appearance and levels. Damaged wax capsules. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

6 Magnums (150cl) | CHF 2’600 – 5’200 per lot

— Vintage 2008

— Vintage 2009

Good appearance and levels. Damaged wax capsules. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2009

Good appearance and levels. Damaged wax capsules. | 5 Magnums (150cl)

— Vintage 2010

Good appearance and levels. Damaged wax capsules. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2010

Good appearance and level. Damaged wax capsule. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

lot 135 Arbois-Pupillin, Savagnin 1998, Maison Overnoy-Houillon

— Vintage 2013 Good appearance and levels. Damaged wax capsules. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

Jura, Arbois | Carton | Good appearance and levels. Five slightly chipped

— Vintage 2014

wax capsules. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at

Good appearance and levels. Damaged wax capsules. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

Fert Geneva

9 Half-bottles (50cl) | CHF 1’800 – 3’600 per lot

— Vintage 2015 Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

lot 136 Arbois-Pupillin, Savagnin 1998 and 2012, lot 132 Arbois-Pupillin, Poulsard vertical from 2006 to 2015,

Maison Overnoy-Houillon

Jura, Arbois | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss collection |

Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

3 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 650 – 1’300 per lot

5 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 1’000 – 2’000 per lot

— Vintage 1998

— Vintage 2006

Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vintage 2012

Good appearance and level. Damaged wax capsule. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vintage 2010

Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

Good appearance and level. Damaged wax capsule with slight signs of seepage. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

lot 137 Arbois-Pupillin, Savagnin 2000, Maison Overnoy-Houillon

— Vintage 2012

Jura, Arbois | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss collection |

Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

4 Bottles & 2 Half-bottles | CHF 1’000 – 2’000 per lot

— Vintage 2013

— Vintage 2000

Good appearance and level. Damaged wax capsule. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vintage 2015

Good appearance and levels. | 4 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2000

Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

Good appearance and levels. Slightly chipped wax capsules. | 2 Half-bottles (50cl)

— 18 —

lot 138 Arbois-Pupillin, Savagnin 2003 and 2004,

lot 143 Arbois-Pupillin, Chardonnay 2011, Maison Overnoy-Houillon

Maison Overnoy-Houillon

Jura, Arbois | Carton | Good appearance and levels. One slightly

Jura, Arbois | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss collection |

damaged wax capsule. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection |

Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

5 Bottles & 4 Half-bottles | CHF 2’000 – 4’000 per lot

3 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 600 – 1’200 per lot

— Vintage 2003 Good appearance and levels. Slightly chipped wax capsules. | 4 Half-bottles (50cl)

lot 144 Arbois-Pupillin, Chardonnay 2012, Maison Overnoy-Houillon

— Vintage 2004

Jura, Arbois | Carton | Good appearance and levels. | Provenance:

Good appearance and levels. Three damaged wax capsules, one with old signs of

Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

seepage. | 5 Bottles (75cl)

3 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 600 – 1’200 per lot lot 145 Arbois-Pupillin 1999, Maison Overnoy-Houillon

lot 139 Arbois-Pupillin, Savagnin 2006, Maison Overnoy-Houillon Jura, Arbois | Carton | Good appearance and levels. Three damaged

Jura, Arbois | Carton | Good appearance and levels. Green capsules,

wax capsules. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert

one of each is slightly damaged | Provenance: Private Swiss collection |

Geneva

Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

10 Half-bottles (50cl) | CHF 1’700 – 3’400 per lot

2 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 600 – 1’200 per lot

lot 140 Arbois-Pupillin, Savagnin 2011, Maison Overnoy-Houillon

lot 146 Arbois-Pupillin, Vin Jaune 1999, Maison Overnoy-Houillon

Jura, Arbois | Carton | Good appearance and levels. Three damaged

Jura, Arbois | Carton | Good appearance and levels. Slightly damaged

wax capsules, one with old signs of seepage. | Provenance: Private Swiss

wax capsules. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert

collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

Geneva

7 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 1’400 – 2’800 per lot

6 Bottles (62cl) | CHF 5’000 – 10’000 per lot lot 147 Arbois-Pupillin, Vin Jaune 1999 and 2000, Maison Overnoy-Houillon

lot 141 Arbois-Pupillin, Chardonnay, Vertical from 2003 and 2007, Maison Overnoy-Houillon

Jura, Arbois | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss collection |

Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

2 Bottles (62cl) | CHF 1’600 – 3’200 per lot

Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

9 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 2’400 – 4’800 per lot

— Vintage 1999

— Vintage 2003

Good appearance and level. Slightly damaged wax capsule. | 1 Bottle (62cl)

— Vintage 2000

Good appearance and level. Very damaged wax capsule. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vintage 2004

Good appearance and level. Slightly damaged wax capsule. | 1 Bottle (62cl)

Good appearance and levels. One slightly damaged wax capsules. | 3 Bottles (75cl)

lot 148 Vin de liqueur, Maison Overnoy-Houillon

— Vintage 2005 Good appearance and levels. One slightly damaged wax capsules. | 3 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2007

Jura, Arbois | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

3 Bottles & 4 Half-bottles | CHF 1’300 – 2’600 per lot

Good appearance and levels. Slightly damaged wax capsules. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

— Vin de liqueur lot 142 Arbois-Pupillin, Chardonnay 2010, Maison Overnoy-Houillon

Good appearance and levels. Slightly damaged wax capsules. | 4 Half-bottles (50cl)

Jura, Arbois | Carton | Good appearance and levels. One slightly damaged wax capsule with with old signs of seepage. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

4 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 900 – 1’800 per lot

— 19 —

— Vin de liqueur Good appearance and levels. Slightly damaged wax capsules. | 3 Bottles (75cl)

lot 149 Vertical from 2007 to 2011, Domaine Ganevat

— Vintage 1979, Serge Cherin Good appearance. Level top-shoulder. | 1 Bottle (62cl)

Jura, Arbois | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss collection |

— Vintage 1986, Fruitière vinicole de Voiteur

Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

4 Magnums & 22 Bottles | CHF 2’400 – 4’800 per lot

Stained label, good level. | 1 Bottle (62cl)

— Vintage 1990, Domaine Jean Macle

— Les Vignes de mon Père, Savagnin 1999 Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

Good appearance and level. Damaged wax capsule. Stained label. | 1 Bottle (62cl)

— Cuvée Marguerite 2007

— Vintage 1994, Domaine Jean Macle

Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

Good appearance and level. Damaged wax capsule. | 1 Bottle (62cl)

— Cuvée Marguerite 2008

— Vintage 2000, Domaine Stéphane Tissot

Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (62cl)

— Les Chalasses Marnes Bleues 2008 lot 152 Masseto 1994, Tenuta dell Ornellaia

Good appearance and levels. | 6 Bottles (75cl)

— Cuvée Prestige, Savagnin 2009

Tuscany, | Carton | Good appearance and level. | Provenance: Private

Good appearance and levels. | 5 Bottles (75cl)

Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

1 Magnum (150cl) | CHF 800 – 1’600 per lot

— Les Grandes Teppes, Vieilles Vignes 2010 Good appearance and levels. | 5 Bottles (75cl)

lot 153 Masseto 2007, Tenuta dell Ornellaia

— Cuvée Julien, Pinot Noir 2011 Good appearance and levels. | 4 Bottles (75cl)

Tuscany, | Carton | Good appearance and level. | Provenance: Private

— Les Chalasses Vieilles Vignes 2011

Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

1 Double-Magnum (300cl) | CHF 1’600 – 3’200 per lot

Good appearance and levels. | 2 Magnums (150cl)

— Les Chalasses Vieilles Vignes 2011 lot 154 Vertical from 1989 to 2009, Angelo Gaja

Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

Piedmont | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss collection |

lot 150 Vin Jaune 2002, Domaine Ganevat

Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

16 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 2’200 – 4’400 per lot

Jura, Arbois | Carton | Good appearance and levels. Six damaged wax

— Barbaresco, Costa Russi 1989

caspules. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

10 Bottles (62cl) | CHF 1’200 – 2’400 per lot

Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Barbaresco, San Lorenzo 1989 lot 151 Château Chalon, Vertical from 1921 to 2000,

Good appearance and levels. | 3 Bottles (75cl)

— Barbaresco, San Lorenzo 1993

Jura, Arbois | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss collection |

Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

15 Bottles (62cl) | CHF 1’400 – 2’800 per lot

— Barbaresco, Sori Tildin 1993

— Vintage 1921, Royal Arbois, reserve speciale Feilx Anthonioz

Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

— Barbaresco, Costa Russi 1993

Bin-soiled label. Level upper-shoulder. | 1 Bottle (62cl)

— Vintage 1934, Domaine du Château d’Arlay

Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Barbaresco, Sori Tildin 2001

Reconditionned. Good apperance and level. | 1 Bottle (62cl)

— Vintage 1953, Domaine Louis Cartier

Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

— Barolo, Sperss 2001

Bin-soiled label. Level upper-shoulder. | 1 Bottle (62cl)

— Vintage 1962, Cave Echanssons, Bouveret pere et fils

Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Barbaresco 2005

Good appearance. Level top-shoulder. | 2 Bottles (62cl)

— Vintage 1966, Domaine Henri Bouvret

Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

— Barolo, Sperss 2009

Good appearance. Level top-shoulder. | 1 Bottle (62cl)

— Vintage 1967, Domaine Henri Bouvret

Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

Good appearance. Level top-shoulder. | 1 Bottle (62cl)

— Vintage 1976, Domaine jean Bourdy

lot 155 Magnum vertical from 2005 to 2010, Angelo Gaja

Bin-soiled label. Level upper-shoulder. | 1 Bottle (62cl)

Piedmont | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss collection |

— Vintage 1976, Fruitière vinicole de château Calon

Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

4 Magnums (150cl) | CHF 750 – 1’500 per lot

Bin-soiled and torn label. Level mid-shoulder. | 1 Bottle (62cl)

— Vintage 1978, Courbet & Fils

— Barolo, Sperss 2005

Bin-soiled label. Level upper-shoulder. | 1 Bottle (62cl)

Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

— 20 —

lot 160 Unico Gran reserva 2005 and 2008, Bodegas Vega Sicilia

— Barbaresco 2007 Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

Ribera del Duero | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss collection |

— Barbaresco 2009

Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

9 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 1’500 – 3’000 per lot

Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

— Barbaresco 2010

— Vintage 2005

Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

Good appearance and levels. | 6 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2008 lot 156 Gaia & Rey, Vertical from 2004 to 2013, Angelo Gaja

Good appearance and levels. | 3 Bottles (75cl)

Piedmont, Langhe | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss collection |

lot 161 Pingus & Flor de Pingus 2005, Dominio de Pingus

Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

3 Magnums & 9 Bottles | CHF 1’200 – 3’600 per lot

Ribera del Duero | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss collection |

— Vintage 2004

Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

5 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 1’700 – 3’400 per lot

Good appearance and level. | 1 Magnum (150cl)

— Vintage 2005

— Pingus

Good appearance and levels. | 2 Magnums (150cl)

Good appearance and levels. | 3 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2010

— Flor de Pingus

Good appearance and levels. | 3 Bottles (75cl)

Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

— Vintage 2012 lot 162 Scharzhofberger, Riesling, Trockenbeerenauslese 2005,

Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

Domaine Egon Muller

— Vintage 2013 Good appearance and levels. | 4 Bottles (75cl)

Mosel | Carton | Very good appearance and level. Cracked wax on the top. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection |

lot 157 Gaia & Rey 2011 and 2014, Angelo Gaja

Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

1 Magnum (150cl) | CHF 12’000 – 24’000 per lot

Piedmont, Langhe | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

lot 163 Madinina, Rhum des Plantations 1895,

18 Bottles | CHF 1’800 – 3’600 per lot

Imported by Fanton & fils

— Vintage 2011 Good appearance and levels. | 6 Bottles (75cl)

Rhum | Carton | 40% vol. | Very good appearance and level. |

— Vintage 2014

Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

1 Bottle (70cl) | CHF 1’400 – 2’800 per lot

Good appearance and levels. | 12 Bottles (75cl)

lot 164 Rhum J. Bally des Plantations Lajus du Carbet,

lot 158 Trebbiano d’Abruzzo, Vertical from 2009 to 2013, Azienda Agricola Valentini

Martinique 1929 & 1966

Abruzze | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid

Martinique | Carton | 40% vol. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection

at Fert Geneva

| Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

12 Bottles | CHF 900 – 1’800 per lot

2 Bottles (70cl) | CHF 1’200 – 2’400 per lot

— Vintage 2009

— Vintage 1929

Good appearance and levels. | 4 Bottles (75cl)

40% vol. | Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (70cl)

— Vintage 2012

— Vintage 1966

Good appearance and levels. | 4 Bottles (75cl)

40% vol. | Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (70cl)

— Vintage 2013 lot 165 Spirits made in Tarragona,

Good appearance and levels. | 4 Bottles (75cl)

Extrait d’absinthe Pernod & Cointreau Liqueurs lot 159 Unico Gran reserva 1999 and 2000, Bodegas Vega Sicilia

Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert

Ribera del Duero | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss collection |

3 Bottles per lot | CHF 500 – 1’000 per lot

Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

3 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 600 – 1’200 per lot

— Extrait d’absinthe 68° Pernod fils | 1 Bottle (100cl) — Cointreau liqueur extra dry 40° | 1 Bottle (70cl)

— Vintage 1999

— Cointreau liqueur extra dry 40° | 1 Bottle (50cl)

Good appearance and level. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Vintage 2000 Good appearance and levels. | 2 Bottles (75cl)

Geneva

— 21 —

The Chartreuse collection lot 166 Chartreuse Verte, Fourvoirie 1870-1903, Pères Chartreux

Good short branded cork. Slightly nicked and bin-soiled label. “Grande

French Alps | Carton | 55% vol. | Blown glass bottle. Sand-engra-

Chartreuse digestif” and “Dubonnet” back-labels. Level at 8cms below

ved shoulder. Part missing wax at the very top of the capsule. Good short

base of cork. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert

cork. Bin-soiled label. Level at 8,5cms below base of cork. | Provenance:

Geneva

Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

1 Bottle (70cl) | CHF 4’000 – 8’000 per lot

1 Bottle (100cl) | CHF 10’000 – 20’000 per lot lot 172 Chartreuse Jaune, Fourvoirie early 1900, Pères Chartreux lot 167 Chartreuse believed Jaune, Fourvoirie 1870-1903,

French Alps | Carton | 43% vol. | Moulded glass bottle. Sand-engraved

Pères Chartreux

shoulder. Yellow paper dot on top of capsule. Few remains of wax capsule.

French Alps | Carton | 43% vol. | Blown glass bottle. Sand-engraved

Shrunken short cork. Slightly nicked and bin-soiled label. “Grande Char-

shoulder. Remains of wax capsule. Good short cork. No label. Level at

treuse digestif” and “Dubonnet” back-labels. Level at 8,5cms below base of

8,5cms below base of cork. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection |

cork. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

1 Bottle (70cl) | CHF 4’000 – 8’000 per lot

1 Bottle (100cl) | CHF 9’000 – 18’000 per lot lot 173 Chartreuse Jaune, Fourvoirie early 1900, Pères Chartreux lot 168 Chartreuse Jaune, Fourvoirie 1870-1903, Pères Chartreux

French Alps | Carton | 43% vol. | Blown glass bottle. Sand-engraved

shoulder. Part-missing cracked wax capsule. Slightly shrunken cork. Good

shoulder. Cracked and part missing wax capsule. Shrunken short cork.

label. Level at 8,5cms below base of cork. | Provenance: Private Swiss

Bin-soiled label. Level at 12cms below base of cork. | Provenance: Private

collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

1 Half-bottle (50cl) | CHF 2’800 – 5’600 per lot

1 Bottle (100cl) | CHF 9’000 – 18’000 per lot lot 174 Chartreuse Jaune, Tarragone 1903-1921, Pères Chartreux lot 169 Chartreuse Verte, Fourvoirie early 1900, Pères Chartreux

Catalonia | Carton | 43% vol. | Blown glass bottle. Remains of wax

French Alps | Carton | 55% vol. | Blown glass bottle. Sand-engraved

capsule. Shrunken cork. Bin-soiled label. Level at 10,5cms below base of

shoulder. Missing wax capsule. Shrunken short cork. Badly bin-soiled

cork. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

label. Level at 10cms below base of cork. | Provenance: Private Swiss

1 Bottle (100cl) | CHF 4’500 – 9’000 per lot

collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

lot 175 Chartreuse Jaune, Tarragone 1903-1930, Pères Chartreux

1 Bottle (100cl) | CHF 9’000 – 18’000 per lot

Catalonia | Carton | 43% vol. | Blown glass bottle. Spanish tax

lot 170 Chartreuse Jaune, Fourvoirie early 1900, Pères Chartreux

strip over good wax capsule. Good cork. Very slightly marked label. Level

French Alps | Carton | 43% vol. | Blown glass bottle. Sand-engraved

at 9,5cms below base of cork. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection |

shoulder. Remains of dot sticker on top of the capsule. Remains of wax

Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

capsule. Shrunken short cork. Part-missing badly damaged label.

1 Bottle (100cl) | CHF 4’000 – 8’000 per lot

Level at 11cms below base of cork. Level at 11cms below base of cork. |

lot 176 Chartreuse Jaune, Tarragone 1903-1930, Pères Chartreux

Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

1 Bottle (100cl) | CHF 9’000 – 18’000 per lot

Catalonia | Carton | 43% vol. | Blown glass bottle. Slightly part-missing wax capsule. Good cork. Slightly bin-soiled label. Level at 8,5cms below

lot 171 Chartreuse Verte, Fourvoirie early 1900, Pères Chartreux

base of cork. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert

French Alps | Carton | 55% vol. | Moulded glass bottle. Sand-engraved

Geneva

shoulder. Green paper dot on top of capsule. Few remains of wax capsule.

1 Half-bottle (50cl) | CHF 2’500 – 5’000 per lot

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lot 177 Chartreuse Jaune, Tarragone 1910, Pères Chartreux

lot 183 Chartreuse Jaune “Une Tarragone”, Marseille 1921-1929,

Catalonia | Carton | 43% vol. | Blown glass bottle. Paper dot over

Pères Chartreux

capsule with “CAR” logo. Good wax capsule and short cork. Neck strip

Provence | Carton | 43% vol. | Blown glass bottle. Paper dot over

“Año 1910”. Very slightly marked label. Level at 10cms below base of cork. |

capsule with “CAR” logo. Good wax capsule. Good short cork. Lightly

Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

marked label. Level at 7cms below base of cork. | Provenance: Private

1 Bottle (100cl) | CHF 5’000 – 10’000 per lot

Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

1 Half-bottle (50cl) | CHF 2’800 – 5’600 per lot lot 178 Chartreuse Jaune, Tarragone 1910, Pères Chartreux Catalonia | Carton | 43% vol. | Blown glass bottle. Remains of

lot 184 Chartreuse Verte “Une Tarragone”, Voiron 1936-1941,

wax capsule. Signs of old seepage. Shrunken cork. Damaged neck strip on

Pères Chartreux

bottle neck “Año 1910”. Very slightly marked label. Level at 12,5cms below

French Alps | Carton | 55% vol. | Moulded glass bottle. Missing wax on

base of cork. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert

the very top of the capsule, rest is cracked. Good branded cork, shrunken

Geneva

on its lower part. Slightly bin-soiled label and very slightly nicked. Back-

1 Bottle (100cl) | CHF 4’500 – 9’000 per lot

label “Grande Chartreuse”. Level at 8cms below base of cork. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

lot 179 Chartreuse Verte, Tarragone 1912-1930, Pères Chartreux

1 Bottle (70cl) | CHF 2’000 – 4’000 per lot

Catalonia | Carton | 55% vol. | Blown glass bottle. Sand-engraved shoulder. Cracked and part-missing wax capsule. Good branded cork.

lot 185 Chartreuse Verte “Une Tarragone”, Voiron 1936-1941,

Bin-soiled label. Level at 8cms below base of cork. | Provenance: Private

Pères Chartreux

Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

French Alps | Carton | 55% vol. | Moulded glass bottle. Remains

1 Bottle (100cl) | CHF 4’000 – 8’000 per lot

of wax capsule. Good branded cork. Slightly bin-soiled label. Back-label “Grande Chartreuse”. Level at 9,5cms below base of cork. | Provenance:

lot 180 Chartreuse Verte, Tarragone 1912-1930, Pères Chartreux

Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

1 Bottle (70cl) | CHF 1’800 – 3’600 per lot

Catalonia | Carton | 55% vol. | Blown glass bottle. Sand-engraved shoulder. Very damaged and part-missing wax capsule. Additional embossed metal tag has been fixed to the capsule thanks to thin metal

lot 186 Chartreuse Jaune “Une Tarragone”, Voiron 1936-1941,

wires. Signs of recent seepage. Torn and part-missing label. Christie’s

Pères Chartreux

ex-lot n°33 sticker. Italian back-label. Level at 12cms below base of cork. |

French Alps | Carton | 43% vol. | Moulded glass bottle. Remains

Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

of wax capsule. Good cork. Slightly bin-soiled label. Back-label “Grande

1 Bottle (100cl) | CHF 3’200 – 6’400 per lot

Chartreuse”. Level at 8cms below base of cork. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

lot 181 Chartreuse Jaune “Une Tarragone”, Marseille 1921-1929,

1 Half-bottle (50cl) | CHF 1’600 – 3’200 per lot

Pères Chartreux Provence | Carton | 43% vol. | Blown glass bottle. Part missing black

lot 187 Chartreuse Jaune, Tarragone 1930, Pères Chartreux

wax at the very top of the capsule. Good cork. Slightly torn and slightly

Catalonia | Carton | 43% vol. | Blown glass bottle. Cracked wax

marked label. Level at 9,5cms below base of cork | Provenance: Private

capsule. Slightly shrunken cork. Neck strip “Año 1930”. Label has very

Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

good appearance. Level at 8,5cms below base of cork. | Provenance:

1 Bottle (100cl) | CHF 3’200 – 6’400 per lot

Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

1 Bottle (100cl) | CHF 5’000 – 10’000 per lot lot 182 Chartreuse Jaune “Une Tarragone”, Marseille 1921-1929, lot 188 Chartreuse Jaune, Tarragone 1930, Pères Chartreux

Pères Chartreux Provence | Carton | 43% vol. | Blown glass bottle. Paper dot over

Catalonia | Carton | 43% vol. | Moulded glass bottle. Spanish tax strip

capsule with “CAR” logo. Slightly damaged wax capsule. Slightly shrunken

over remains of wax capsule. Good cork. Neck strip “Año 1930”. Slightly

cork. Torn label. Level at 9,5cms below base of cork. | Provenance:

bin-soiled and slightly torn label. Level at 7,5cms below base of cork. |

Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

1 Bottle (100cl) | CHF 3’200 – 6’400 per lot

1 Bottle (70cl) | CHF 4’000 – 8’000 per lot

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lot 195 Chartreuse Jaune, Tarragone 1930-1945, Pères Chartreux

lot 189 Chartreuse Jaune “Une Tarragone – Jadis”, Fourvoirie 1932-1935, Pères Chartreux

Catalonia | Carton | 43% vol. | Blown glass bottle. Sand-engraved

French Alps | Carton | 43% vol. | Moulded glass bottle. Sand-engraved

shoulder. Remains of Spanish tax strip over good wax capsule. Good cork.

shoulder. Yellow paper dot on top of good wax capsule. Shrunken cork.

Slightly bin-soiled label. Level at 8cms below base of cork. | Provenance:

Very slightly nicked label. Back-label “Grande Chartreuse”. Level at 7,5cms

Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

below base of cork. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid

1 Bottle (100cl) | CHF 1’500 – 3’000 per lot

at Fert Geneva

lot 196 Chartreuse Jaune, Tarragone 1930-1945, Pères Chartreux

1 Bottle (70cl) | CHF 3’500 – 7’000 per lot

Catalonia | Carton | 43% vol. | Blown glass bottle. Sand-engraved

lot 190 Chartreuse Verte “Une Tarragone – Jadis”,

shoulder. Remains of Spanish tax strip over cracked wax capsule. Good

Fourvoirie 1932-1935, Pères Chartreux

cork. Bin-soiled label. Level at 8,5cms below base of cork. | Provenance:

French Alps | Carton | 55% vol. | Moulded glass bottle. Sand-

Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

engraved shoulder. Green paper dot on top of cracked wax capsule. Good

1 Bottle (100cl) | CHF 1’500 – 3’000 per lot

branded cork. Slightly torn and marked label. Back-label “Grande Chartreuse”. Level at 8,5cms below base of cork. | Provenance: Private Swiss

lot 197 Chartreuse believed Jaune, Tarragone 1940-1945, Pères Chartreux

collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

Catalonia | Carton | 43% vol. | Blown glass bottle. Sand-engraved

1 Bottle (70cl) | CHF 3’500 – 7’000 per lot

shoulder. Remains of Spanish tax strip over part-missing wax capsule (at the very top). Good branded cork. Neck strip “V.E.P. mas de 20

lot 191 Chartreuse Jaune “Une Tarragone – Jadis”,

años”. Bin-soiled and marked label. Bin-soiled back-label “Se supplica

Fourvoirie 1932-1935, Pères Chartreux

al consumidor la devolucion del caseo a su provender mediante abono

French Alps | Carton | 43% vol. | Moulded glass bottle. Sand-

de su importe”. Level at 8cms below base of cork. A Tarragonese version

engraved shoulder. Remains of wax capsule. Good cork. Slightly bin-soiled

of a Vieillissement Exceptionnellement Prolongé, later called VEP. |

label. Back-label “Grande Chartreuse”. Level at 6,5cms below base of cork.

Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

| Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

1 Bottle (70cl) | CHF 1’500 – 3’000 per lot

1 Half-bottle (50cl) | CHF 3’000 – 6’000 per lot lot 198 Chartreuse Jaune, Tarragone 1940-1945, Pères Chartreux lot 192 Chartreuse Verte “Une Tarragone – Jadis”,

Catalonia | Carton | 43% vol. | Blown glass bottle. Sand-engra-

Fourvoirie 1932-1935, Pères Chartreux

ved shoulder. Yellow paper dot on top of cracked wax capsule. Good

French Alps | Carton | 55% vol. | Moulded glass bottle. Sand-engraved

branded cork. Neck strip “V.E.P. mas de 20 años”. Slightly bin-soiled label.

shoulder. Cracked wax capsule. Shrunken cork. Bin-soiled label. Back-

No back-label. Level at 8cms below base of cork. A Tarragonese version

label “Grande Chartreuse”. Level at 7,5cms below base of cork |

of a Vieillissement Exceptionnellement Prolongé, later called VEP. |

Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

1 Half-bottle (50cl) | CHF 2’800 – 5’600 per lot

1 Bottle (70cl) | CHF 1’500 – 3’000 per lot

lot 193 Chartreuse Verte, Tarragone 1930-1945, Pères Chartreux

lot 199 Chartreuse believed Jaune, Tarragone 1940-1945, Pères Chartreux

Catalonia | Carton | 55% vol. | Blown glass bottle. Sand-engraved

Catalonia | Carton | 43% vol. | Blown glass bottle. Sand-engraved

shoulder. Green paper dot on top of cracked wax capsule. Slightly shrunken

shoulder. Remains of Spanish tax strip over good wax capsule. Good cork.

branded cork. Very slightly nicked label. Level at 8cms below base of cork.

Badly bin-soiled label. Bin-soiled back-label “Pruebe nuestro Brandy-Car

| Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

“Tarragonesa”. Level at 8,5cms below base of cork. A Tarragonese version

1 Bottle (100cl) | CHF 1’500 – 3’000 per lot

of a Vieillissement Exceptionnellement Prolongé, later called VEP. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

lot 194 Chartreuse Jaune, Tarragone 1930-1945, Pères Chartreux

1 Bottle (70cl) | CHF 1’500 – 3’000 per lot

Catalonia | Carton | 43% vol. | Blown glass bottle. Sand-engraved shoulder. Remains of Spanish tax strip over good wax capsule. Good cork.

lot 200 Chartreuse Jaune, Voiron 1941-1951, Pères Chartreux

Badly bin-soiled label. Level at 8cms below base of cork. | Provenance:

French Alps | Carton | 43% vol. | Moulded glass bottle. Sand-

Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

engraved shoulder. No capsule. Few remains of wax capsule. Slightly

1 Bottle (100cl) | CHF 1’500 – 3’000 per lot

shrunken cork. Bin-soiled label. Back-label “Grande Chartreuse digestif. Malgré les difficultés de réapprovisionnement de certains produits, notre fabrication continue dans les meilleures conditions, avec les mêmes garanties de qualité pour les produits essentiels : alcools, plantes, sucre,

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à l’exception de toute saccharine”. Level at 5,5cms below base of cork. |

lot 207 Chartreuse Jaune, Tarragone 1945-1948, Pères Chartreux

Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

Catalonia | Carton | 43% vol. | Moulded glass bottle. Sand-engraved

1 Bottle (70cl) | CHF 1’500 – 3’000 per lot

shoulder. Spanish tax strip over slightly cracked wax capsule. Good cork. Good label. Level at 8,5cms below base of cork. | Provenance: Private

lot 201 Chartreuse Verte, Voiron 1941-1951, Pères Chartreux

Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

1 Half-bottle (57,5cl) | CHF 1’200 – 2’400 per lot

French Alps | Carton | 55% vol. | Moulded glass bottle. Sandengraved shoulder. Cracked wax capsule. Slightly shrunken short cork. Very bin-soiled label, slightly torn. Damaged back-label “Chartreuse diges-

lot 208 Chartreuse Verte, Tarragone 1945-1948, Pères Chartreux

tif”. Level at 10,5cms below base of cork. | Provenance: Private Swiss

Catalonia | Carton | 55% vol. | Moulded glass bottle. Sand-engraved

collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

shoulder. Good wax capsule. Shrunken cork. Good label. Level at 7,5cms

1 Bottle (70cl) | CHF 1’200 – 2’400 per lot

below base of cork. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

lot 202 Chartreuse Jaune, Tarragone Reserva 1945, Pères Chartreux

1 Half-bottle (35cl) | CHF 1’000 – 2’000 per lot

Catalonia | Carton | 43% vol. | Blown glass bottle. Sand-engraved shoulder. Remains of Spanish tax strip over good wax capsule. Good short

lot 209 Chartreuse Jaune, Tarragone 1945-1948, Pères Chartreux

cork. Neck strip “ Reserva 1945 ”. Very slightly marked label. Back-label

Catalonia | Carton | 43% vol. | Moulded glass bottle. Sand-engraved

“Pruebe nuestro Brandy-Car Tarragonesa”. Level at 10cms below base of

shoulder. Very slightly damaged wax capsule. Shrunken cork. Good label.

cork. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

Level at 7,5cms below base of cork. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection

1 Bottle (75cl) | CHF 3’000 – 6’000 per lot

| Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

1 Half-bottle (35cl) | CHF 1’000 – 2’000 per lot lot 203 Chartreuse Jaune, Tarragone Reserva 1945, Pères Chartreux Catalonia | Carton | 43% vol. | Blown glass bottle. Sand-engraved

lot 210 Chartreuse Verte, Tarragone 1945-1948, Pères Chartreux

shoulder. Remains of wax capsule. Good short cork. Neck strip “ Reserva

Catalonia | Carton | 55% vol. | Blown glass bottle. Sand-engraved

1945 ”. Very slightly marked label. No back-label. Level at 8cms below base of

shoulder. Very slightly damaged wax capsule. Good cork. Very slightly

cork. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

damp-stained label. Level at 8cms below base of cork. | Provenance:

1 Bottle (75cl) | CHF 3’000 – 6’000 per lot

Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

1 Half-bottle (35cl) | CHF 1’000 – 2’000 per lot lot 204 Chartreuse Jaune, Tarragone 1945-1948, Pères Chartreux Catalonia | Carton | 43% vol. | Blown glass bottle. Sand-engraved

lot 211 Chartreuse Jaune, Tarragone 1945-1950, Pères Chartreux

shoulder. Double Spanish tax strips over capsule prevent from examining

Catalonia | Carton | 43% vol. | Blown glass bottle. Shoulder seal

the capsule and cork. Slightly torn label. Level at 8cms below base of cork.

moulded in relief. Remains of Spanish tax paper strip over cracked wax

| Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

capsule. Signs of old seepage. Good cork. Very slightly bin-soiled label.

1 Bottle (75cl) | CHF 1’800 – 3’600 per lot

Level at 8cms below base of cork. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

lot 205 Chartreuse Verte, Tarragone 1945-1948, Pères Chartreux

1 Bottle (75cl) | CHF 1’800 – 3’600 per lot

Catalonia | Carton | 55% vol. | Blown glass bottle. Sand-engraved shoulder. Spanish tax strip over cracked and part-missing wax capsule.

lot 212 Chartreuse Jaune, Tarragone 1945-1950, Pères Chartreux

Bin-soiled label. Back-label “Pruebe nuestro Brandy-Car ‘Tarragonesa’ ”.

Catalonia | Carton | 43% vol. | Blown glass bottle. Shoulder seal

Level at 8cms below base of cork. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection

moulded in relief. Yellow paper dot on top of capsule. Remains of wax

| Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

capsule only. Good cork, slightly shrunken on its lower part. Slightly

1 Bottle (75cl) | CHF 1’800 – 3’600 per lot

torn label, bearing the following wording overprinted in red “ Made in Tarragona by Pères Chartreux – Produce of Spain ”, suggesting a bottle

lot 206 Chartreuse Jaune, Tarragone 1945-1948, Pères Chartreux

destined to the Anglo-Saxon market. Level at 8cms below base of cork. |

Catalonia | Carton | 43% vol. | Blown glass bottle. Sand-engraved

Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

shoulder. Remains of Spanish tax strip and yellow paper dot over very

1 Bottle (75cl) | CHF 1’800 – 3’600 per lot

slightly cracked wax capsule. Good cork. Slightly bin-soiled and slightly torn label. Back-label “Pruebe nuestro Brandy-Car ‘Tarragonesa’ ”. Level at 9cms below base of cork. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Dutypaid at Fert Geneva

1 Bottle (75cl) | CHF 1’800 – 3’600 per lot — 25 —

lot 219 Chartreuse Verte “Licor Cumbre”, Tarragone 1945-1950,

lot 213 Chartreuse Verte, Tarragone 1945-1950, Pères Chartreux Catalonia | Carton | 55% vol. | Blown glass bottle. Shoulder seal

Pères Chartreux

moulded in relief. Cracked and part-missing wax capsule. Good cork.

Catalonia | Carton | 55% vol. | Shoulder seal moulded in relief.

Slightly marked label. Level at 8,5cms below base of cork. | Provenance:

Spanish tax paper strip over a good red metal capsule. Very slightly

Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

shrunken cork. Good label. Level at 7,5cms below base of capsule. |

1 Bottle (75cl) | CHF 1’800 – 3’600 per lot

Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

1 Half-bottle (57,5cl) | CHF 750 – 1’500 per lot lot 214 Chartreuse Jaune, Tarragone Reserva 1948, Pères Chartreux Catalonia | Carton | 43% vol. | Blown glass bottle. Sand-engraved

lot 220 Chartreuse Jaune “Licor Cumbre”, Tarragone 1951,

shoulder. Spanish tax strip over good wax capsule. Good short branded

Pères Chartreux

cork. Neck strip “ Reserva 1948 ”. Slightly bin-soiled label. Back-label

Catalonia | Carton | 43% vol. | Shoulder seal moulded in relief.

“Pruebe nuestro Brandy-Car ‘Tarragonesa’ ”. Level at 8,3cms below base of

Spanish tax paper strip over a good red metal capsule. Good cork. Good

cork. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

label. Level at 8,5cms below base of capsule. | Provenance: Private Swiss

1 Bottle (75cl) | CHF 3’500 – 7’000 per lot

collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

1 Bottle (75cl) | CHF 750 – 1’500 per lot lot 215 Chartreuse Jaune “Licor Cumbre”, Tarragone 1945-1950, lot 221 Chartreuse Verte “Licor Cumbre”, Tarragone 1951,

Pères Chartreux Catalonia | Carton | 43% vol. | Shoulder seal moulded in relief. Good

Pères Chartreux

red metal capsule. Very slightly depressed shrunken cork. Level at 5,5cms

Catalonia | Carton | 55% vol. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection

below base of cork. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid

| Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

at Fert Geneva

2 Half-bottles (57,5cl) | CHF 1’600 – 3’200 per lot

1 Half-bottle (57,5cl) | CHF 750 – 1’500 per lot

— Chartreuse Verte “Licor Cumbre”, Tarragone 1951 55% vol. | Shoulder seal moulded in relief. Spanish tax paper strip over good

lot 216 Chartreuse Verte “Licor Cumbre”, Tarragone 1945-1950,

red metal capsule. Old signs of seepage. Good cork. Bin-soiled label. Level at 4cms

Pères Chartreux

below base of capsule. | 1 Half-bottle (57,5cl)

— Chartreuse Verte “Licor Cumbre”, Tarragone 1951

Catalonia | Carton | 55% vol. | Shoulder seal moulded in relief. Remains of Spanish tax paper strip over a slightly swollen red metal

55% vol. | Shoulder seal moulded in relief. Spanish tax paper strip over good

capsule. Good cork. Good label. Level at 7cms below base of capsule. |

red metal capsule. Old signs of seepage. Good cork. Scuffed label. Level at 4,5cms

Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

below base of capsule. | 1 Half-bottle (57,5cl)

1 Half-bottle (57,5cl) | CHF 750 – 1’500 per lot lot 222 Chartreuse Verte “Licor Cumbre”, Tarragone 1951, lot 217 Chartreuse Jaune “Licor Cumbre”, Tarragone 1945-1950,

Pères Chartreux

Catalonia | Carton | 55% vol. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection

Catalonia | Carton | 43% vol. | Shoulder seal moulded in relief. Good

| Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

red metal capsule. Good cork. Very slightly nicked label. Level at 7cms

2 Half-bottles (57,5cl) | CHF 1’600 – 3’200 per lot — Chartreuse Verte “Licor Cumbre”, Tarragone 1951

below base of capsule. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Dutypaid at Fert Geneva

55% vol. | Shoulder seal moulded in relief. Spanish tax paper strip over good red

1 Half-bottle (57,5cl) | CHF 750 – 1’500 per lot

metal capsule. Old signs of seepage. Good cork. Very slightly bin-soiled and scuffed label. Level at 6cms below base of capsule. | 1 Half-bottle (57,5cl)

lot 218 Chartreuse Verte “Licor Cumbre”, Tarragone 1945-1950,

— Chartreuse Verte “Licor Cumbre”, Tarragone 1951

Pères Chartreux

55% vol. | Shoulder seal moulded in relief. Spanish tax paper strip over good red

Catalonia | Carton | 55% vol. | Shoulder seal moulded in relief.

metal capsule. Old signs of seepage. Good cork. Slightly bin-soiled label. Level at

Remains of Spanish tax paper strip over a good red metal capsule. Slightly

6cms below base of capsule. | 1 Half-bottle (57,5cl)

shrunken cork. Very slightly marked label. Level at 7,5cms below base of capsule. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert

lot 223 Chartreuse Verte “Licor Cumbre”, Tarragone 1951,

Geneva

Pères Chartreux

1 Half-bottle (57,5cl) | CHF 750 – 1’500 per lot

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1 Half-bottle (57,5cl) | CHF 800 – 1’600 per lot

lot 224 Chartreuse Jaune, Voiron 1951-1956, Pères Chartreux

collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

1 Half-bottle (57,5cl) | CHF 900 – 1’800 per lot

French Alps | Carton | 43% vol. | Shoulder seal moulded in relief. Yellow paper dot over good wax capsule. Good branded cork, slightly shrunken on its lower part. Good label. No back-label. Level at 7,5cms

lot 231 Chartreuse Verte “Licor Cumbre”, Tarragone 1952-1959,

below base of cork. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid

Pères Chartreux

at Fert Geneva

Catalonia | Carton | 55% vol. | Shoulder seal moulded in relief.

1 Bottle (75cl) | CHF 900 – 1’800 per lot

Damaged Spanish tax paper strip over good red metal capsule. Signs of recent seepage. Good cork. Good label. Level at 5cms below base of capsule.

lot 225 Chartreuse Jaune, Voiron 1951-1956, Pères Chartreux

| Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

1 Half-bottle (57,5cl) | CHF 900 – 1’800 per lot

French Alps | Carton | 43% vol. | Shoulder seal moulded in relief. Slightly cracked wax capsule. Good branded cork. Bin-soiled label. Back-label “Grande Chartreuse digestif”. Level at 7,5cms below base of cork. |

lot 232 Chartreuse Jaune “Licor Cumbre”, Tarragone 1952-1959,

Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

Pères Chartreux

1 Bottle (75cl) | CHF 900 – 1’800 per lot

Catalonia | Carton | 43% vol. | Shoulder seal moulded in relief. Slightly nicked Spanish tax paper strip over good red metal capsule. Good

lot 226 Chartreuse Verte, Voiron 1951-1956, Pères Chartreux

cork. Nicked and torn label. Level at 5,5cms below base of capsule. |

French Alps | Carton | 55% vol. | Shoulder seal moulded in relief.

Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

Green paper dot on top of good wax capsule. Good branded cork. Good

1 Half-bottle (57,5cl) | CHF 900 – 1’800 per lot

label. Back-label “Grande Chartreuse digestif”. Level at 6,5cms below base of cork. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

lot 233 Chartreuse Jaune “Licor Cumbre”, Tarragone 1952-1959,

1 Half-bottle (37,5cl) | CHF 500 – 1’000 per lot

Pères Chartreux Catalonia | Carton | 43% vol. | Shoulder seal moulded in relief.

lot 227 Chartreuse Verte, Voiron 1951-1956, Pères Chartreux

Spanish tax paper strip over good red metal capsule. Good cork. Stained

French Alps | Carton | 55% vol. | Shoulder seal moulded in relief.

label. Level at 6cms below base of capsule. | Provenance: Private Swiss

Green paper dot on top of good wax capsule. Good branded cork. Good

collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

label. Back-label “Grande Chartreuse digestif”. Level at 6,5cms below base

1 Half-bottle (57,5cl) | CHF 850 – 1’700 per lot

of cork. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

lot 234 Chartreuse Verte “Licor Cumbre”, Tarragone 1952-1959,

1 Half-bottle (37,5cl) | CHF 500 – 1’000 per lot

Pères Chartreux lot 228 Chartreuse Verte “Licor Cumbre”, Tarragone 1952-1959,

Catalonia | Carton | 55% vol. | Shoulder seal moulded in relief. Damaged

Pères Chartreux

Spanish tax paper strip over good red metal capsule. Good cork. Very slightly

Catalonia | Carton | 55% vol. | Shoulder seal moulded in relief.

nicked and damp-stained label. Level at 6,3cms below base of capsule. |

Spanish tax paper strip over good red metal capsule. Good cork. Good

Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

label. Level at 8cms below base of capsule. | Provenance: Private Swiss

1 Half-bottle (57,5cl) | CHF 850 – 1’700 per lot

collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

lot 235 Chartreuse Jaune “Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II”,

1 Bottle (75cl) | CHF 1’600 – 3’200 per lot

Voiron distilled 1953, bottled 1966, Pères Chartreux lot 229 Chartreuse Verte “Licor Cumbre”, Tarragone 1952-1959,

French Alps | Carton | Bottle number: N°1240 | 43% vol. | Slightly

Pères Chartreux

damaged wax cap at the very top. Bin-soiled strip label “Distilled on her

Catalonia | Carton | 55% vol. | Shoulder seal moulded in relief.

coronation day. This Chartreuse has been especially matured in honour of

Spanish tax paper strip over good red metal capsule. Good cork. Good

Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II”. Bin-soiled label. Good back-label “This

label. Level at 9cms below base of capsule. | Provenance: Private Swiss

special old matured Chartreuse was distilled on the Coronation Day of

collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. It was put aside on casks to mature until

1 Bottle (75cl) | CHF 1’500 – 3’000 per lot

H. R. H. the Prince of Wales attained his majority. The bottles employed are of an early 19th century design, and are individualy numbered. N°0001

lot 230 Chartreuse Jaune “Licor Cumbre”, Tarragone 1952-1959,

to N°1000 are for green Chartreuse and N°1001 to N°2000 are for yellow

Pères Chartreux

Chartreuse”. Slightly damaged wax stamp at the back of the bottle. Level

Catalonia | Carton | 43% vol. | Shoulder seal moulded in relief.

at 6,5cms below base of capsule. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection |

Spanish tax paper strip over good red metal capsule. Good cork. Nicked

Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

label. Level at 5cms below base of capsule. | Provenance: Private Swiss

1 Bottle (100cl) | CHF 8’000 – 16’000 per lot

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lot 241 Chartreuse VEP Verte, Voiron casked 1964, Pères Chartreux

lot 236 Chartreuse Verte “Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II”, Voiron distilled 1953, bottled 1966, Pères Chartreux

French Alps | Carton | Bottle number: N°10812 | 54% vol. | Italian

French Alps | Carton | Bottle number: N°0669 | 55% vol. | Good

tax strip over good wax capsule and label. Slightly torn label. Italian import

wax capsule. Damp-stained strip label “Distilled on her coronation day.

label disposed below the main label. Back-label “ Mise en vieillissement

This Chartreuse has been especially matured in honour of Her Majesty

exceptionnellement prolongé dans nos foudres de chêne en l’an 1964 ”.

Queen Elizabeth II”. Damp-stained label. Damp-stained back-label “This

Slightly damaged wax seal at the back of the bottle. Level at 5cms below

special old matured Chartreuse was distilled on the Coronation Day of

base of capsule. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at

Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. It was put aside on casks to mature until

Fert Geneva

H. R. H. the Prince of Wales attained his majority. The bottles employed

1 Bottle (100cl) | CHF 800 – 1’600 per lot

are of an early 19th century design and are individualy numbered. N°0001 to N°1000 are for green Chartreuse and N°1001 to N°2000 are for yellow

lot 242 Chartreuse Jaune & Verte “Seisenta”, Tarragone 1960-1965,

Chartreuse”. Level at 6,5cms below base of capsule. | Provenance:

Pères Chartreux

Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

Catalonia | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid

1 Bottle (100cl) | CHF 8’000 – 16’000 per lot

at Fert Geneva

2 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 1’800 – 3’600 per lot lot 237 Chartreuse VEP Jaune, Voiron bottled 1963, Pères Chartreux

— Chartreuse Jaune “Seisenta”, Tarragone 1960-1965

French Alps | Carton | Bottle number: N°1058 | 43% vol. |

43% vol. | Shoulder seal moulded in relief. Part-missing Spanish tax paper strip

Slightly chipped wax capsule. Torn label. Torn back-label “Vieillissement

over good red metal capsule. Good cork. Scuffed label. Level at 8cms below base of

Exceptionnellement Prolongé dans nos foudres de chêne. Mise en bouteille

cork. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Chartreuse Verte “Seisenta”, Tarragone 1960-1965

l’an 1963”. Handwritten comment on back-label “Talloires 18-3-74”. Level at 6cms below base of capsule. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection |

55% vol. | Shoulder seal moulded in relief. Remains of Spanish tax paper strip

Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

over good red metal capsule. Good cork. Bin-soiled and nicked label. Level at 8cms

1 Bottle (100cl) | CHF 900 – 1’800 per lot

below base of cork. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

lot 238 Chartreuse VEP Verte, Voiron believed bottled 1963-64,

lot 243 Chartreuse Jaune “Seisenta”, Tarragone 1960-1965,

Pères Chartreux

French Alps | Carton | Bottle number: N°664 | 54% vol. | Slightly

Catalonia | Carton | 43% vol. | Shoulder seal moulded in relief.

damaged cracked wax capsule. Marked and slightly torn label. Torn

Spanish tax paper strip over good red metal capsule. Good cork. Stained

back-label “Vieillissement Exceptionnellement Prolongé dans nos foudres

label. Level at 6cms below base of capsule. | Provenance: Private Swiss

de chêne. Mise en bouteille l’an (illegible)”. Level at 8,5cms below base of

collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

capsule. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert

1 Bottle (75cl) | CHF 1’000 – 2’000 per lot

Geneva

lot 244 Chartreuse Jaune “Seisenta”, Tarragone 1960-1965,

1 Bottle (100cl) | CHF 800 – 1’600 per lot

Pères Chartreux lot 239 Chartreuse VEP Jaune, Voiron bottled 1964, Pères Chartreux

Catalonia | Carton | 43% vol. | Shoulder seal moulded in relief.

French Alps | Carton | Bottle number: N°2695 | 43% vol. | Slightly

Spanish tax paper strip over good red metal capsule. Slightly depressed

cracked and part-missing wax capsule at the very top. Good label. Back-

cork. Good label. Level at 7cms below base of capsule. | Provenance:

label “Vieillissement Exceptionnellement Prolongé dans nos foudres de

Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

chêne. Mise en bouteille l’an 1964”. Level at 6cms below base of capsule. |

1 Bottle (75cl) | CHF 1’000 – 2’000 per lot

Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

lot 245 Chartreuse Verte “Seisenta”, Tarragone 1960-1965,

1 Bottle (100cl) | CHF 900 – 1’800 per lot

Pères Chartreux lot 240 Chartreuse VEP Verte, Voiron casked 1964, Pères Chartreux

Catalonia | Original carton | 55% vol. | Shoulder seal moulded

French Alps | Carton | Bottle number: N°21379 | 54% vol. | Good

in relief. Remains of Spanish tax paper strip over good red metal capsule.

wax capsule and label. Torn label. Torn back-label “ Mise en vieillissement

Good cork. Good label. Level at 7cms below base of cork. | Provenance:

exceptionnellement prolongé dans nos foudres de chêne en l’an 1964 ”.

Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

Damaged wax seal at the back of the bottle. Level at 5,5cms below base of

1 Bottle (75cl) | CHF 1’000 – 2’000 per lot

cork. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

1 Bottle (100cl) | CHF 800 – 1’600 per lot — 28 —

lot 246 Chartreuse Jaune “Seisenta”, Tarragone 1960-1965,

lot 252 Chartreuse Jaune “Gruño”, Tarragone 1965-1966,

Pères Chartreux

Catalonia | Carton | 43% vol. | Shoulder seal moulded in relief.

Good red metal capsule. Good cork. Good label with additional wording

Spanish tax paper strip over gold screw capsule. Good label. Level at

“AL WHISKY”. Level at 6,5cms below base of capsule. | Provenance:

5cms below base of capsule. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection |

Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

1 Half-bottle (37,5cl) | CHF 550 – 1’100 per lot

1 Bottle (70cl) | CHF 950 – 1’900 per lot

lot 247 Chartreuse VEP Jaune, Voiron casked 1965, Pères Chartreux

lot 253 Chartreuse Jaune “Gruño”, Tarragone 1965-1966,

French Alps | Carton | Bottle number: N°1992 | 43% vol. | Good

Pères Chartreux

wax capsule and label. Good label. Back-label “ Mise en vieillissement

Catalonia | Carton | 43% vol. | Shoulder seal moulded in relief.

exceptionnellement prolongé dans nos foudres de chêne en l’an 1965 ”.

Spanish tax paper strip over gold screw capsule. Good label. Level at

Level at 5cms below base of capsule. | Provenance: Private Swiss collec-

6,8cms below base of capsule. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection |

tion | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

1 Bottle (100cl) | CHF 750 – 1’500 per lot

1 Bottle (70cl) | CHF 900 – 1’800 per lot

lot 248 Chartreuse VEP Jaune, Voiron casked 1966, Pères Chartreux

lot 254 Chartreuse Verte “Gruño”, Tarragone 1965-1966,

French Alps | Carton | 54% vol. | Part-missing wax capsule, revealing

Pères Chartreux

good cork Good label. Back-label “ Mise en vieillissement exceptionnelle-

Catalonia | Carton | 55% vol. | Shoulder seal moulded in relief.

ment prolongé dans nos foudres de chêne en l’an 1966 ”. No bottle number.

Spanish tax paper strip over gold screw capsule. Good label. Level at

Level at 6,5cms below base of capsule. | Provenance: Private Swiss collec-

5cms below base of capsule. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection |

tion | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

1 Bottle (100cl) | CHF 750 – 1’500 per lot

1 Half-bottle (37,5cl) | CHF 650 – 1’300 per lot

lot 249 Chartreuse Jaune, Voiron 1965-1966, Pères Chartreux

lot 255 Chartreuse Jaune “Fabiola”, Tarragone 1967, Pères Chartreux

French Alps | Carton | 43% vol. | Gold screw capsule. Very slightly

Catalonia | Carton | 43% vol. | Shoulder seal moulded in relief.

torn label. The rest has very good appearance. Level at 7cms below base

Gold screw capsule. Good label. Level at 5cms below base of capsule. |

of capsule. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert

Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

Geneva

1 Bottle (75cl) | CHF 700 – 1’400 per lot

1 Bottle (70cl) | CHF 700 – 1’400 per lot lot 256 Chartreuse Jaune “Fabiola”, Tarragone 1967, Pères Chartreux lot 250 Chartreuse Verte, Voiron 1965-1966, Pères Chartreux

Catalonia | Carton | 43% vol. | Shoulder seal moulded in relief. Gold

French Alps | Carton | 55% vol. | Italian tax strip over gold screw

screw capsule. Slightly stained label. Level at 5,5cms below base of capsule.

capsule. Damp-stained label. Level at 7cms below base of capsule. |

| Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

1 Bottle (75cl) | CHF 700 – 1’400 per lot

1 Bottle (70cl) | CHF 700 – 1’400 per lot lot 257 Chartreuse Jaune “Fabiola”, Tarragone 1967, Pères Chartreux lot 251 Chartreuse Verte “Gruño”, Tarragone 1965-1966,

Catalonia | Carton | 43% vol. | Shoulder seal moulded in relief. Gold

Pères Chartreux

screw capsule. Slightly stained label. Level at 7,5cms below base of capsule.

Catalonia | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid

| Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

at Fert Geneva

1 Bottle (75cl) | CHF 650 – 1’300 per lot

2 Bottles (70cl) | CHF 1’700 – 3’400 per lot — Chartreuse Verte “Gruño”, Tarragone 1965-1966 55% vol. | Shoulder seal moulded in relief. Spanish tax paper strip over gold screw capsule. Bin-soiled label. Level at 8cms below base of capsule. | 1 Bottle (70cl)

— Chartreuse Verte “Gruño”, Tarragone 1965-1966 55% vol. | Shoulder seal moulded in relief. Spanish tax paper strip over gold screw capsule. Stained label. Level at 7cms below base of capsule. | 1 Bottle (70cl)

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lot 263 Chartreuse Jaune & Verte, Tarragone 1974-1982,

lot 258 Chartreuse VEP Jaune “Cuvée Olympique Grenoble 1968”, Voiron bottled 1968, Pères Chartreux

Pères Chartreux

French Alps | Carton | Bottle number: N°03596 | 42% vol. |

Catalonia | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid

Italian tax strip over slightly damaged and part-missing wax capsule.

at Fert Geneva

Main back-label “Cette liqueur qui a bénéficié d’un vieillissement extrê-

2 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 1’400 – 2’800 per lot — Chartreuse Jaune Tarragone, 1974-1982

mement prolongé dans les foudres centenaires de nos caves de vieillisse-

40% vol. | Spanish tax paper strip over gold screw capsule. Good label. Level at

ment, a été mise en bouteille pour les Xèmes Jeux Olympiques d’hiver de Grenoble 1968. Cette cuvée spécialement préparée par les pères Char-

3,5cms below base of capsule. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

treux, comprend 4870 bouteilles numérotées et cachetées.” Italian import

— Chartreuse Verte, Tarragone 1974-1982

back-labels. Level at 5,5cms below base of capsule. | Provenance: Private

55% vol. | Spanish tax paper strip over gold screw capsule. Good label. Level at

Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

3,3cms below base of capsule. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

1 Bottle (100cl) | CHF 1’000 – 2’000 per lot lot 264 Chartreuse Verte, Tarragone 1974-1982, Pères Chartreux lot 259 Chartreuse Verte, Tarragone 1968-1973, Pères Chartreux

Catalonia | Original carton | 55% vol. | Spanish tax strip over

gold screw capsule. Good label. Level at 3cms below base of capsule. |

Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

1 Bottle (75cl) | CHF 700 – 1’400 per lot

1 Bottle (75cl) | CHF 500 – 1’000 per lot lot 265 Chartreuse Jaune & Verte, Tarragone 1982-1985, lot 260 Chartreuse Verte, Tarragone 1968-1973, Pères Chartreux

Pères Chartreux

Catalonia | Original carton | 55% vol. | Spanish tax strip over

Catalonia | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid

gold screw capsule. Good label. Level at 4cms below base of capsule. |

at Fert Geneva

Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

2 Bottles (75cl) | CHF 600 – 1’200 per lot

1 Bottle (75cl) | CHF 500 – 1’000 per lot

— Chartreuse Jaune, Tarragone 1982-1985 40% vol. | Spanish tax paper strip over gold screw capsule. Good label. Level at

lot 261 Chartreuse VEP Verte, Voiron casked 1970, Pères Chartreux

4cms below base of capsule. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Chartreuse Verte, Tarragone 1982-1985

French Alps | Carton | Bottle number: N°06540 | 54% vol. | Slightly damaged and part-missing wax capsule. Torn label. Back-label “ Mise en

55% vol. | Slightly damaged Spanish tax paper strip over gold screw capsule.

vieillissement exceptionnellement prolongé dans nos foudres de chêne en

Good label. Level at 3,5cms below base of capsule. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

l’an 1970 ”. Damaged wax seal at the back of the bottle. Level at 6cms below base of capsule. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at

lot 266 “Une Chartreuse” Jaune, Voiron bottled 2015, Pères Chartreux

Fert Geneva

French Alps | Original wooden case | Bottle number: N°074 |

1 Bottle (100cl) | CHF 650 – 1’300 per lot

40,6% vol. | Perfect appearance. Back-label “Les Pères Chartreux nous proposent pour la toute première fois cet assemblage unique, font la base

lot 262 Chartreuse VEP Jaune, Voiron casked 1973, Pères Chartreux

a vieilli plusieurs décennies dans les demi-muids en chêne. Par la suite, les

French Alps | Carton | Bottle number: N°264 | 42% vol. | Italian

moines prélèveront chaque année une très faible quantité de cet ensemble

tax strip over slightly damaged wax capsule (at the very top of the capsule).

pour donner naissance à “Une Chartreuse”. Ces mêmes demi-muids

Slightly nicked label. Back-label “Mise en vieillissement exceptionnellement

seront ensuite complétés avec les plus vieilles liqueurs dont ils disposent”.

prolongé dans nos foudres de chêne en l’an 1973”. Level at 5,5cms below

N°74 on 120 bottles produced. Level at 3cms below base of capsule. |

base of capsule. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at

Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

Fert Geneva

1 Bottle (70cl) | CHF 1’500 – 3’000 per lot

1 Bottle (100cl) | CHF 650 – 1’300 per lot

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lot 267 “Une Chartreuse” Verte, Voiron bottled 2015, Pères Chartreux

lot 272 Brandy La Tarragonesa, Tarragone, 1944-1965,

French Alps | Original wooden case | Bottle number: N°074 |

Pères Chartreux

52,9% vol. | Perfect appearance. Back-label “Les Pères Chartreux nous

Catalonia | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid

proposent pour la toute première fois cet assemblage unique, font la base

at Fert Geneva

a vieilli plusieurs décennies dans les demi-muids en chêne. Par la suite, les

3 Bottles (70cl) | CHF 1’500 – 3’000 per lot — Brandy La Tarragonesa “Extra – Muy Añejo” 1944-1965

moines prélèveront chaque année une très faible quantité de cet ensemble pour donner naissance à “Une Chartreuse”. Ces mêmes demi-muids

43,5% vol. | Good red and gold metal capsule. Good cork. Very slightly nicked

seront ensuite complètés avec les plus vieilles liqueurs dont ils disposent”.

label. Back-label “Licor Chartreuse”. Level at 7cms below base of capsule. |

N°74 on 120 bottles produced. Level at 3cms below base of capsule. |

1 Bottle (70cl)

— Brandy La Tarragonesa “Dry” 1944-1965

Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

1 Bottle (70cl) | CHF 1’500 – 3’000 per lot

43,5% vol. | Good red and gold metal capsule. Good cork. Bin-soiled and nicked label. Level at 7cms below base of capsule. | 1 Bottle (70cl)

lot 268 Chartreuse VEP Verte, Voiron bottled 2015, Pères Chartreux

— Brandy La Tarragonesa “Dulce – Muy Añejo” 1944-1965

French Alps | Carton | 54% vol. | Slightly damaged wax capsule.

43,5% vol. | Spanish tax strip over good red and gold metal capsule. Good cork.

Good label. With original pouring spout. Back-label “V.E.P. Vieillissement

Good label. Level at 6,5cms below base of capsule. | 1 Bottle (70cl)

Exceptionnellement Prolongé”. Level at 5cms below base of capsule. |

lot 273 Elixir and other Chartreuse collector’s items,

Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

1 Bottle (300cl) | CHF 600 – 1’200 per lot

Pères Chartreux Marseille, Voiron & Tarragone French Alps & Catalonia | Carton | Provenance: Private Swiss collection |

lot 269 Brandy Car La Tarragonesa “Extra”, Tarragone 1944-1965,

Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

7 Bottles | CHF 1’300 – 2’600 per lot

Pères Chartreux Catalonia | Carton | 43,5% vol. | Spanish tax strip over good red and gold metal capsule. Good cork. Bin-soiled and nicked label. Level at 5,8cms below base of capsule. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection |

— Dentifrice, bottle type “Marseille” believed 1921-1929 Blown glass bottle. Damaged wax capsule. Shrunken cork. Good label. Level at 13cms below base of capsule. | 1 Bottle (100cl)

— Dentifrice, bottle type “Marseille” believed 1921-1929

Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

1 Bottle (70cl) | CHF 500 – 1’000 per lot

Blown glass bottle. Damaged wax capsule. Shrunken cork. Good label. Level at 14cms below base of capsule. | 1 Bottle (100cl)

lot 270 Brandy Car La Tarragonesa “Extra”, Tarragone 1944-1965,

— Elixir, post-WWII bottle type, Voiron believed 1945-1950

Pères Chartreux

71% vol. | No capsule. Good cork. Good label. Level at 8,5cms below base of cork.

Catalonia | Carton | 43,5% vol. | Spanish tax strip over good red metal capsule. Good cork. Good label. Level at 7cms below base of capsule.

| 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Elixir, post-WWII bottle type, Voiron believed 1945-1950

| Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert Geneva

71% vol. | No capsule. Shrunken cork. Good label. Level at 10cms below base of

1 Bottle (70cl) | CHF 500 – 1’000 per lot

cork. | 1 Bottle (75cl)

— Préparation spéciale 70° Verte, Voiron 1957 lot 271 Brandy La Tarragonesa “Extra”, Tarragone 1944-1965,

70% vol. | Shoulder seal moulded in relief. Italian tax strip over gold screw

Pères Chartreux

capsule. Slightly creased label. Level at 7,5cms below base of capsule. With higher

Catalonia | Carton | 43,5% vol. | Good red and gold metal capsule.

flavor concentration and less sugar, this “préparation spéciale” is intended for

Good cork. Bin-soiled and nicked label. Level at 7cms below base of capsule. | Provenance: Private Swiss collection | Duty-paid at Fert

pâtissiers, confectioners, chocolatiers, etc. | 1 Bottle (70cl)

— Chartreuse Verte, Voiron 1956-1962

Geneva

55% vol. | Swing top capsule. Good label. Level at 9,5cms below base of capsule.

1 Bottle (70cl) | CHF 500 – 1’000 per lot

Sample bottle for Chartreuse sale agents. | 1 Bottle (25cl)

— Yellow & green Chartreuse mignonettes, Tarragone believed 1970s 40% vol. – 55% vol. | 30 mignonettes (16 green & 14 yellow). Gold screw capsules. Some of them bear Spanish tax stamps at the back of the bottle. Levels at 3cms or better below base of capsules. | 30 Bottles (3cl)

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