Archives des #petrus - Baghera/Blog https://www.bagherawines-blog.com/tag/petrus/ LEADING EUROPEAN FINE WINE AUCTIONEER • GENEVA Mon, 05 Oct 2026 15:32:13 +0000 fr-FR hourly 1 wine o’clock #128 https://www.bagherawines-blog.com/wine-oclock-128/ Mon, 05 Oct 2026 15:28:50 +0000 https://www.bagherawines-blog.com/?p=8930 A matter of scale Some catalogues are defined by a single cellar, others by a producer or a run of vintages. Our […]

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A matter of scale

Some catalogues are defined by a single cellar, others by a producer or a run of vintages. Our online "wine o’clock" auction #128 is held together by something more physical: scale. Across 520 lots, the sale moves between monumental bottles, historical singletons and unusually concentrated groups of wines whose interest becomes clearer when they are read together.

The recognition sign of the great format

A magnum may be the perfect measure for two; a Salmanazar changes the scale of the table. Once a bottle reaches Imperial, Salmanazar or Nebuchadnezzar size, it is no longer merely a larger container. It becomes part of the occasion itself. Among people who love wine, the great format is a quiet sign of recognition: it says that the bottle was chosen not only to be owned, but one day to gather a table around it.

Our online "wine o’clock" auction #128 gives that idea unusual breadth. Château Lafite Rothschild 2005 appears in a six-litre Imperial, lot 177. Château d’Yquem goes further: three individual Imperials of 2018, lots 316 to 318; a nine-litre Salmanazar of 2017, lot 320; and a twelve-litre Balthazar of 2016, lot 322. The catalogue format list also includes a Nebuchadnezzar. The effect is less one of display than of intent — bottles whose scale anticipates the memory of opening them.

Mouton 1945: a bottle that carries its year on the label

Few Bordeaux bottles connect wine, image and history as immediately as Château Mouton Rothschild 1945. To celebrate the Allied victory and his own return to the estate, Baron Philippe de Rothschild asked the young artist Philippe Jullian to design the label around the “V” for Victory. The success of that commission established the annual artist-label tradition that has since become inseparable from Mouton’s identity. In a sale filled with bottles that speak through size, the 1945 speaks through an image: the vintage is visible before the cork is ever drawn.

White Burgundy, from Chablis to the Hill of Corton

The white-Burgundy selection is one of the catalogue’s most coherent sequences. Coche-Dury’s Corton-Charlemagne 2015, lot 148, is followed by Domaine de la Romanée-Conti’s 2019, lot 149, and two individual bottles of the 2022, lots 150 and 151. The 2019 matters beyond rarity: the Domaine’s own harvest report records it as the first harvest and vinification from its Corton-Charlemagne vines, picked between 22 and 25 September, with an approximate yield of 26 hectolitres per hectare.

Further along, Jacques Prieur’s Montrachet 2020, lot 165, gives the sequence another Grand Cru centre of gravity. Thibault Liger-Belair’s Corton-Charlemagne “Les Languettes” 2020, lot 170, brings the discussion back to the Hill of Corton and to the importance of position on that slope. The official Bourgogne description places Corton-Charlemagne high on the hill, around 280 to 330 metres, where limestone and clay-rich marls alternate beneath a thin cover of rendzina. Raveneau’s Chablis 2017 and 2019, lots 171 and 172, then change the geological and stylistic register entirely.

Yquem across ninety years

Twenty-seven Yquem lots span 1931 to 2021. The point is not simply chronological depth, but the number of ways in which the estate can be approached: an old bottle, a benchmark vintage, a magnum or a monumental format. Lot 339 is a single bottle of 1967; lot 336 offers 2001 in magnum; lot 341 reaches back to 1931.

For 2001, the wider Sauternes context is unusually well documented. In a 2021 Decanter retrospective, Jane Anson described the vintage as one in which October brought rapid botrytis development followed by the drying conditions needed for even concentration; Yquem’s then technical director Sandrine Garbay recalled an unusually regular harvest rhythm. Jancis Robinson had already called the just-released Yquem 2001 a great wine in 2005. Those references concern the vintage and wine, not the specific auction bottle; they are useful precisely because they explain why 2001 remains a reference point without pretending to assess the condition of this particular magnum.

Two quieter pursuits: Clos Rougeard and Domaine des Miroirs

At the other end of the campaign’s scale, Clos Rougeard and Domaine des Miroirs reward attention to small differences. The Rougeard group includes Le Clos, Les Poyeux, Le Bourg and Brézé. The estate describes Le Clos as an assemblage of clay-limestone parcels, Les Poyeux as a gently sloping site combining clay and wind-deposited sands, and Le Bourg as very old vines on shallow clay loam over predominantly limestone ground. Brézé brings Chenin Blanc from the limestone hill of the same name.

Domaine des Miroirs is represented by three individual bottles: Mizuiro 2021, Sonorité du Vent 2019 and I Need the Sun 2018, lots 426 to 428. For Sonorité du Vent, the documented detail is particularly useful: 100% Chardonnay, limestone-strewn soils, indigenous-yeast fermentation, two years in used tonneaux and foudres, followed by a year in bottle, with no fining, filtration or added sulphur according to Œnopole. It is a reminder that a catalogue of 520 lots can still turn on the intimacy of one bottle

highlights

Lot 31
Krug
Clos d'Ambonnay
1995
1 bottle | chf 1'800 – 3'600

Lot 148
Domaine Coche-Dury
Corton-Charlemagne
2015
1 bottle | chf 2'400 – 4'800 

Lot 149
Domaine de la Romanée-Conti
Corton-Charlemagne
2019
1 bottle | chf 2'800 – 5'600 

Lot 165
Domaine Jacques Prieur
Montrachet
2020
4 bottles | chf 2'000 – 4'000 

Lot 177
Château Lafite Rothschild
2005
1 imperial | chf 3'200 – 6'400

Lot 320
Château d'Yquem
2017
1 salmanazar | chf 2'000 – 4'000

Lot 322
Château d'Yquem
2016
1 balthazar | chf 2'800 – 5'600

Lot 336
Château d'Yquem
2001
1 magnum | chf 800 – 1'600

Lot 387
Clos Rougeard
Saumur "Brézé"
2018
3 bottles | chf 750 – 1'500

Lot 426
Domaine des Miroirs
Mizuiro
2021
1 bottle | chf 460 – 920
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]]> wine o’clock #127 https://www.bagherawines-blog.com/wine-oclock-127/ Fri, 11 Sep 2026 14:56:09 +0000 https://www.bagherawines-blog.com/?p=8902 Burgundy, bottle by bottle A great collection is built through individual choices: a favourite vineyard, a vintage worth following, a bottle set […]

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Burgundy,
bottle by bottle

A great collection is built through individual choices: a favourite vineyard, a vintage worth following, a bottle set aside for the right company. Our online "wine o’clock" auction #127 brings that pleasure into focus, with 37 lots led by Domaine de la Romanée-Conti, alongside François Raveneau, selected Bordeaux wines and a remarkable historic Cognac.


At the heart of the auction, the Domaine De La Romanée-Conti’s 2012 and 2013 assortments, now offered separately, provide an opportunity to explore Romanée-Conti, La Tâche, Richebourg, Grands-Échézeaux, Échézeaux and Corton. Romanée-Conti also appears in five successive vintages, from 2015 to 2019, while magnums of La Tâche and Richebourg 2017 add another dimension to the selection. Together, these wines invite collectors to follow both individual vineyards and the changing expression of each year.

Provenance adds to their appeal. Acquired directly from a European importer of the Domaine and carefully preserved, the DRC wines display very good appearances and levels. Several groups of La Tâche and Richebourg retain consecutive bottle numbers, a detail collectors will appreciate. The three bottles of La Tâche 2012 in lot 11 are one such example.

Many wines are offered by the single bottle, giving bidders the freedom to choose precisely what they would like to cellar or share. A bottle of Romanée-Conti 2012 or Échézeaux 2012 might fill a gap in a collection, mark an occasion or become the centrepiece of a memorable dinner. There is a particular pleasure in selecting a great wine with its eventual opening in mind.

Bordeaux brings a smaller but compelling selection


Le Pin 2019 in an original wooden case of three magnums, individual magnums of the 2021 vintage, and Petrus 2021. Six vintages of Château d’Yquem, spanning 1913 to 1962, offer a further perspective on collecting across generations.

The final lot: 1811, an heir, a comet and a Cognac


The auction closes with a bottle whose vintage holds particular resonance for admirers of Napoleonic history: Cognac Vieille Fine Champagne “Réserve de l’Empereur” 1811.

On 20 March 1811, Marie-Louise of Austria gave birth to Napoleon’s son, immediately styled King of Rome and later known as Napoleon II. The Emperor finally had the dynastic heir he had long awaited. Just five days later, on 25 March, the French astronomer Honoré Flaugergues discovered the great comet that would become inseparable from the reputation of that year’s harvest. A few months afterwards, the grapes associated with this Cognac’s catalogued vintage were gathered in Charente.

For a collector, these events give 1811 an unusually tangible significance. This was the year before the Russian campaign of 1812, which would transform Napoleon’s fortunes. The vintage belongs to a moment when the birth of a son appeared to secure the dynasty’s future, before the reversals that would bring the Empire to an end.

The bottle itself carries a distinctive reminder of that history: a glass medallion bearing the imperial “N”. Together with the designation “Réserve de l’Empereur”, it gives the final lot a particular appeal for collectors interested in the Napoleonic era. These features evoke an imperial association, although the available provenance does not establish that the bottle belonged to Napoleon or came from his personal cellars.

Its attraction is already considerable: a Cognac catalogued from the celebrated Comet Vintage, predating the phylloxera crisis and recalling a Charentais vineyard very different from today’s. For the spirits enthusiast and the admirer of Napoleon alike, it offers a compelling connection to the year of an imperial heir and an extraordinary harvest.

highlights

Lot 2
Domaine de la Romanée-Conti
Romanée-Conti
2012

1 bottle | CHF 10’000–20’000


Lot 11
Domaine de la Romanée-Conti

La Tâche
2012
consecutively numbered bottles

3 bottles | CHF 8’500–17’000


Lot 15
Domaine de la Romanée-Conti

La Tâche
2017

1 magnum | CHF 7’000–14’000


Lot 23
Domaine de la Romanée-Conti

Échézeaux
2012

1 bottle | CHF 1’300–2’600


Lot 27
Le Pin

2019 — original wooden case

3 magnums | CHF 9’000–18’000


Lot 30
Petrus

2021

1 bottle | CHF 1’400–2’800

Lot 103
Henri Bonneau
Châteauneuf-du-Pape "Réserve des Célestins"
1989
1 Bottle | chf 600 – 1'200

Lot 125
Bodegas Vega Sicilia
Unico Reserva Especial 60/70/72 (Released 1983)
NV
1 Bottle | chf 300 – 600

Lot 37
Cognac Vieille Fine Champagne

“Réserve de l’Empereur”
1811

1 bottle, 70 cl | CHF 2’400–4’800

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A sense of time…

Some wine collections are built around a celebrated estate, a prestigious appellation or a sequence of great vintages. Others reveal something more elusive: a sense of time.

Our “wine o’clock” #125 belongs firmly to the latter category. Bringing together 149 lots from Burgundy and Bordeaux, the sale spans more than half a century, from 1916 to 1970. Rather than presenting a simple succession of rare bottles, the catalogue invites collectors on a chronological journey through two of France’s greatest wine regions.

It begins in Burgundy with a remarkable collection from Domaine Comte Georges de Vogüé before turning towards Bordeaux and a succession of legendary châteaux. Together, these wines form a panorama of the twentieth century: celebrated harvests and less familiar vintages, changing styles and enduring terroirs.

Each bottle has travelled through decades of history. Its label, capsule and level bear witness to a journey that can never be reproduced.

Burgundy—the singular voice of Comte Georges de Vogüé

The opening chapter is devoted entirely to Domaine Comte Georges de Vogüé, represented by 19 lots. Few estates embody the historical depth and quiet authority of Chambolle-Musigny with such distinction.

The domaine is inseparable from the identity of the village and from some of its most revered vineyards. Musigny is renowned for its refinement, complexity and extraordinary persistence, while Bonnes-Mares generally offers a broader and more structured expression, without losing the finesse associated with Chambolle-Musigny.

Older Burgundy is exceptionally scarce. The region has always been defined by small parcels, limited production and highly fragmented ownership. As the decades pass, bottles are opened, disappear into private cellars or are lost through imperfect storage. The surviving examples become increasingly precious.

Among the highlights, Musigny Vieilles Vignes 1961 immediately commands attention. While 1961 is remembered as one of the twentieth century’s great European vintages, mature Burgundy from this year is now encountered far less frequently than its Bordeaux counterpart. After more than six decades of evolution, such a bottle offers the possibility of discovering the complex language of mature Pinot Noir.

Musigny Vieilles Vignes 1969 provides another important landmark. Highly regarded in Burgundy, the vintage produced wines combining freshness, structure and aromatic precision. The best examples continue to show a remarkable balance between delicacy and persistence.

Bonnes-Mares 1966 introduces a contrasting facet of the domaine. More muscular and reserved in its youth, Bonnes-Mares can acquire remarkable depth and harmony after decades in bottle.

Together, these wines invite comparison between vineyard, vintage and evolution within a single great domaine. Placed side by side, they form a dialogue between Musigny and Bonnes-Mares, between different years and between the wine originally created and the wine it has become.

A journey through Bordeaux

The second chapter turns towards Bordeaux, with names that have shaped the international history of fine wine: Château Mouton Rothschild, Château Lafite Rothschild, Château Latour, Château Margaux, Château Haut-Brion, Château La Mission Haut-Brion, Château d’Yquem, Château Ausone and Petrus.

The journey begins with Château Mouton Rothschild 1916. Produced during the First World War, this bottle belongs to a world profoundly different from our own. Its survival is exceptional, not only because of its age, but because it has endured more than a century of historical and social change.

A bottle from 1916 should not be approached solely through conventional expectations of performance. It is an artefact of wine history: fragile, moving and extraordinarily rare.

Mouton Rothschild appears again in 1928, notably in a lot of six bottles. Whereas many early twentieth-century wines now emerge as solitary examples, a group of six presents collectors with a rare opportunity to experience natural bottle variation, preserve part of the lot or share it across several occasions.

The 1928 vintage remains one of the great references of the interwar period, remembered for wines of formidable structure and longevity.

From the 1930s to the post-war renaissance

The chronological structure of the catalogue also encourages collectors to reconsider less obvious periods. Wine history is often reduced to a short list of universally acclaimed vintages, but an old wine can never be understood through a vintage chart alone. Producer, terroir, storage and the individuality of each bottle remain decisive.

The year 1934 is represented by several important estates, including Château Haut-Brion and Château d’Yquem.

Haut-Brion holds a unique position among the First Growths. Its wines are distinguished by their aromatic complexity, characteristic smoky nuances and ability to acquire extraordinary depth with age. The Haut-Brion 1934 is offered in several configurations, allowing collectors to choose between a single historical bottle or a group of bottles from the same vintage.

Château d’Yquem 1934 brings an entirely different rhythm to the collection. Great Sauternes evolves according to its own timescale. Concentration, acidity and noble rot can allow Yquem to develop over extraordinary periods, gradually revealing notes of beeswax, dried citrus, saffron and spice.

The 1950s then mark a period of renewal for Bordeaux. Château La Mission Haut-Brion 1955 is among the sale’s compelling post-war highlights. Long admired by knowledgeable collectors, La Mission has repeatedly produced wines capable of standing alongside the most celebrated classified growths.

The 1955 vintage is valued for its harmony and balance rather than sheer power—qualities that have allowed its finest wines to evolve gracefully.

Château Mouton Rothschild 1959 offers a richer and more opulent expression of Bordeaux. For many collectors, mature wines from the 1950s occupy an ideal intersection: sufficiently evolved to display the transformation brought by bottle ageing, yet still capable, in the finest examples, of remarkable presence and vitality.

The 1960s and the final landmark

The 1960s bring the Burgundy and Bordeaux narratives into closer conversation. It is the decade of Musigny Vieilles Vignes 1961 and 1969, Bonnes-Mares 1966 and several significant Bordeaux bottlings.

Mouton Rothschild 1962 is offered in both bottles and magnums. Large formats have always held a special place in wine culture, not merely for their visual grandeur but also for their slower evolution. The lower proportion of oxygen to wine can enable a magnum to retain a distinctive balance between maturity and freshness.

The vintage itself has often lived in the shadow of the monumental 1961. Yet this forms part of its appeal. The best 1962s can display classical proportions, elegance and freshness without the premium attached to one of the century’s most famous harvests.

The journey concludes in 1970 with Petrus, bringing the catalogue to Pomerol and one of the world’s most coveted wines. Petrus derives its identity not from an imposing château or a traditional classification, but from its distinctive clay soils and its profound expression of Merlot.

As the final chronological point of the sale, Petrus 1970 provides a fitting conclusion to a narrative that begins with Mouton Rothschild during the First World War and travels across 54 years of wine history.

Collecting time

The significance of “wine o’clock” N°125 lies not only in the rarity of its individual bottles, but also in the relationships between them.

A Burgundy collector may explore the different expressions of Domaine Comte Georges de Vogüé. A Bordeaux enthusiast may follow Mouton Rothschild across several decades. Others may compare Haut-Brion and La Mission Haut-Brion, or contrast mature red Bordeaux with the extraordinary longevity of Château d’Yquem.

There is also an inevitable sense of urgency. Vineyards can produce another vintage, but they cannot recreate 1916, 1928, 1934, 1955, 1961 or 1969. Every bottle opened reduces the number remaining, making each well-preserved example that returns to the market an event in itself.

From the finesse of Musigny Vieilles Vignes to the authority of Bonnes-Mares; from Mouton Rothschild 1916 to mature Yquem, La Mission Haut-Brion and Petrus 1970, this catalogue presents wine as a living archive.

To collect these bottles is not simply to possess them. It is to preserve, interpret and eventually share them—to recognise that the most precious element in an old bottle may not be its reputation or rarity, but the time it contains.

“Wine o’clock” N° 125 comprises 149 lots of Burgundy and Bordeaux, spanning the vintages 1916 to 1970. The complete catalogue and bidding information are available below.

the sale

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Online-only auction
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Tuesday 25th of August 2026
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]]> « Prelude » https://www.bagherawines-blog.com/sunday-may-10-2026-prelude-morning-sale/ Mon, 04 May 2026 17:23:43 +0000 https://www.bagherawines-blog.com/?p=8795 Baghera/wines’ 10th Anniversary — Sunday 10th of May 2026 The morning sale The world of wine is, above all, a story of […]

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Baghera/wines' 10th Anniversary
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Sunday 10th of May 2026

The morning sale

The world of wine is, above all, a story of encounters and friendship. I have known this collector—a great lover of fine wines and a discerning enthusiast—for over twenty years. When I told him about our 10th-anniversary sale on the 10th of May, his reaction was immediate: “What if I were to add a few bottles from my collection?”

Thus was born the idea of an additional sale, organised that very morning, as a “prelude” to the “Heartbeat” charity auction in the afternoon, dedicated to wines sourced directly from the domaine.

We were faced with the difficult task of making choices from a cellar boasting impeccable storage conditions, selecting only those wines that every collector dreams of one day having in their own cellar: legendary vintages—1811, 1838, 1857, 1858—right up to very recent years such as 2022, and in formats ranging from the standard bottle to the most spectacular large formats: 12 litres, 15 litres, and even 18 litres. A true connoisseur’s dream.

The first section will showcase an estate I am particularly fond of: Domaine Raveneau, with 60 lots spanning 15 vintages. When one considers the ageing potential of these wines, our taste buds are already rejoicing.

We will then move on to the quintessential Domaine de la Romanée-Conti, which will be represented by 17 selections spanning the vintages from 2006 to 2022. This selection includes 21 bottles of Romanée-Conti, over 100 bottles of La Tâche, as well as an extremely rare 6-litre bottle of 1979 Richebourg.

The section dedicated to the great Bordeaux wines is equally dreamlike: featuring the greatest châteaux, including a jeroboam of 1996 Lafite Rothschild, a double-magnum and an imperial of 1995 Mouton Rothschild, a spectacular 18-litre bottle of 2005 Cheval Blanc, magnums of 2019 Le Pin, not to mention a case of 1997 Petrus and a magnum of 2021.

To round off the selection of still wines, the mighty Yquem will take centre stage with an impressive vertical tasting ranging from 2008 all the way back to… 1857. Those who have already had the chance to taste aged Yquem know of its unique ability to blossom with time. And the palette of colours, perfectly typical of these wines, is in itself a feast for the eyes.

And because a grand tasting always deserves a touch of celebration, some magnificent bubbles will awaken the palate with a Cristal. Finally, we will finish with two very rare Malagas from 1811 & 1838, as well as a Fine Champagne cognac from the Emperor’s 1811 vintage.

So… are you ready for an unforgettable tasting?

Good luck with your bids! 

consult the CATALOGUE

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A sale of abundance

456 lots of iconic wines

456 lots of iconic wines

Dear Wine Enthusiasts, our upcoming “wine o’clock” #117 promises to be rich with 456 lots of iconic wines, including the following (very tempting…) highlights…

We begin with an almost complete vertical of Château Mouton-Rothschild, covering vintages from 1945 to 2019 (lots 1 to 59).

This will be followed by remarkable selections from both the Southern and Northern Rhône. In the Southern Rhône, look forward to Rayas and Henri Bonneau, while the Northern Rhône is represented this time by Paul Jaboulet and his Hermitage 1961, the Côte-Rôtie from Domaine Clusel-Roch, Domaine Guigal with La Doriane in Condrieu, La Mouline, La Landonne, and La Turque (unfortunately La Reynarde is currently absent, but we hope to include it soon… please contact us).

Cornas enthusiasts will be delighted with a superb selection from Thierry Allemand, and while the opportunity arises, why not compare the 2013 Cornas “Reynard” and “Chaillot”?

Opportunities for tasting comparisons abound in this “wine o’clock” #117 , and the Loire and Burgundy are no exception: a 2015 Poyeux from Clos Rougeard or a 2015 Charpenterie from Domaine du Collier? A 1985 Cros-Parantoux from Henri Jayer alongside Méo-Camuzet and Emmanuel Rouget? (While you're here, you might want to read our article about Henri Jayer's Cros-Parantoux?)

For those who like to browse without a set plan, don’t miss the exquisite Bizot selection (lots 277 to 291) or our Coche-Dury (lots 377 to 382).

From Italy, the essentials—Soldera, Valentini, Biondi-Santi, Gaja, Sassicaia, Ornellaia, and Masseto—will be present.

Finally, the sale concludes with a high-quality finale: fortified wines, sweet wines, or Eau-de-Vie from Rochelt… we leave the choice to you, as we couldn’t decide ourselves.

Place your bids!

456 lots de vins mythiques

Chers passionnés de vin,

La prochaine “wine o’clock” #117 s’annonce riche de 456 lots, dont voici quelques highlights :

Commençons avec une verticale quasi complète du domaine Mouton-Rothschild, couvrant les millésimes de 1945 à 2019 (lots 1 à 59).

Suivront de belles sélections de Rhône méridional et septentrional. Pour le Rhône Méridional, Rayas et Henri Bonneau tandis que le Rhône septentrional sera représenté cette fois par Paul Jaboulet et son Hermitage 1961, Les Côte-Rôtie du Domaine Clusel-Roch, le Domaine Guigal, avec La Doriane à Condrieu, La Mouline, La Landonne et La Turque (nous déplorons pour l’instant l’absence de La Reynarde, mais espérons la voir bientôt… contactez nous). Par ailleurs, les amateurs de Cornas seront ravis avec une superbe sélection de Thierry Allemand et puisque l’occasion se présente pourquoi ne pas comparer le Cornas « Reynard » et « Chaillot » en 2013 ?

Les possibilités de comparaison sont nombreuses dans cette “wine o’clock” #117 et la Loire et la Bourgogne ne fais pas exception : un Poyeux 2015 du Clos Rougeard ou une Charpenterie 2015 du Domaine du Collier ? Un Cros Parantoux 1985 d’Henri Jayer à mettre en regard avec Méo Camuzet (Lot 310) et Emmanuel Rouget (Lot 317) ?

Pour ceux qui flânent sans but, ne manquez pas la belle sélection de Bizot (lots 277 à 291) ni nos Coche-Dury (lots 377 à 382).

En Italie, les incontournables Soldera, Valentini, Biondi-Santi, Gaja, Sassicaia, Ornellaia et Massetto seront présents.

Enfin, cette vente se conclut sur une finale de qualité : vins fortifiés, liquoreux ou Eau-de-Vie du domaine Rochelt… nous vous laissons le soin de trancher nous n’avons pas réussi à le faire

À vos enchères !

highlights

Lot 4
Château Mouton-Rothschild
1945
1 Bottle | CHF 5'500 – 11'000

Lot 193
Château Rayas
Châteauneuf-du-Pape
1998
2 Bottles | CHF 1'100 – 2'200

Lot 217
Paul Jaboulet Ainé
Hermitage "La Chapelle"
(Late release 2012)
1961
6 Bottles | CHF 8'000–16'000

Lot 221
Domaine Thierry Allemand
Cornas "Reynard"
2013
6 Bottles | CHF 850 – 1'700

Lot 258
Domaine Henri Jayer
Cros Parantoux
1985
1 Bottle | CHF 9'000 – 18'000

Lot 260
Domaine de la Romanée-Conti
Romanée-Conti
1983
1 Bottle | CHF 9'000 – 18'000

Lot 403
Biondi-Santi
Brunello di Montalcino Riserva
1990
10 Bottles | CHF 4'800 – 9'600

Lot 405
Soldera
Case Basse
2015
1 Magnum | CHF 850 – 1'700

Lot 456 
Rochelt
Eau-de-vie de framboise (wildhimbeere)
2017
2 Half-Bottles | chf 440 – 880 
456 lots of iconic wines
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on the palate

Lots 177-178
Domaine Dujac
Clos de la Roche 2005
The opening on the palate is supple and silky, gentle and well-balanced. There’s something of tea in this Clos de la Roche, between dried flowers and finely unfolding tannins reminiscent of incense. This is a serious, dignified, and elegant wine — an almost perfect reflection of an already legendary vintage. While it’s ready to be enjoyed now, it can still slumber a little longer in your cellar, to the delight of both yourself and your guests!


L’attaque en bouche est souple et soyeuse, douce et équilibrée. Il y a quelque chose du thé dans ce Clos de la Roche, entre les fleurs séchées et les tannins qui se déploient tout en finesse rappelant l’encens. Nous sommes face à un vin sérieux, digne et élégant, reflet presque parfait d’un millésime déjà légendaire. S’il est prêt à être savouré, il peut encore sommeiller un peu dans votre cave pour votre plus grand plaisir et celui de vos convives !

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Lot 46
Ulysse Collin
Champagne Blanc de Blancs Extra Brut, Les Pierrières (2016) 
There is no doubt that this is the work of a great winemaker: the attack is clean and precise, marked by yellow fruits and wet stones. On the palate, its salinity evokes sea spray, warm stones, or shellfish... Altogether, it offers a beautiful expression of terroir — a fluid, vibrant, and creamy-textured wine with remarkable length.


Sans nul doute il s’agit là d’un champagne de grand vigneron : L’attaque est franche et ciselée, sur les fruits jaunes et les pierres mouillées. A la dégustation sa salinité évoque les embruns marins, les pierres chaudes ou les coquillages... L’ensemble produit une très belle expression de terroir, un jus bien délié à la texture vibrante et crémeuse d’une longueur remarquable.

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Lots 23-25
Jacques Selosse V.O.
Blanc de Blancs Extra Brut
This V.O. with its beautiful golden colour, offers a lovely aromatic complexity with subtle notes of citrus, spices, and hazelnuts. A vibrant acidity, with a well-controlled oxidative edge, wraps around a fairly dense juice with a rich, energetic texture. Good ageing potential.


Ce V.O. à la superbe robe dorée nous offre belle complexité aromatique aux subtiles notes d’agrumes, d’épices et de noisettes. Une belle acidité à la pointe oxydative bien maîtrisée vient enrober un jus assez dense, d’une texture riche et énergique. Bon potentiel de vieillissement.

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Prestige!

Now that summer is coming to an end and everyone is getting back to their routine... we are pleased to present our upcoming auction dedicated to fine wines.

We invite you to explore 176 lots featuring matured vintages of prestigious châteaux from Bordeaux and prestigious names from Burgundy, Rhône and Napa Valley.

Among the illustrious producers on offer: Armand Rousseau, J-F. Mugnier, Trapet, Naudin-Ferrand, J-P. Mathieu, Georges Lignier, Pierre Girardin, Domaine de la Romanée-Conti, Lafite Rothschild, Latour, Cos d'Estournel, Angélus, Petrus, Lafleur, Rayas and the prestigous producer Screaming Eagle from Napa Valley.

Let yourself be tempted by these exceptional bottles, carefully curated to delight the most discerning palates.

The catalogue is now open for absentee bidding.
Best of luck to all !

the collection…

Lots 1 — 33
Burgundy Red

Armand Rousseau, Mongeard-Mugneret, J-F Mugnier, Faiveley, Trapet, AF Gros, Naudin-Ferrand, Dugat-Py, Jean-Pierre Mathieu, Confuron-Cotetidot, Claire Naudin, Bruno Clair, Georges Lignier & Fils, Philippe Cheron, Armand Heitz, Domaine d'Eugénie, Louis Jadot

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Lot 34 — 43
Burgundy White
Comte Georges de Vogüe, Domaine d'Eugénie, Domaine Louis Jadot, Domaine Pierre Girardin

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Lots 44 – 74
Domaine de la Romanée-Conti
Romanée-Conti, La Tâche, Richebourg, Romanée-Saint-Vivant, Échezeaux

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Lots 75 – 142
Mature Bordeaux Grands Crus
Château Lafite Rothschild, Château Latour, Château Mouton Rothschild, Château Beychevelle, Château Calon-Ségur, Château Cos d'Estournel, Château Lascombes, Château Rauzan Ségla, Château Giscours, Château Palmer, Château Malescot Saint-Exupéry, Château Pontet-Canet, Château Canon La Gaffelière, Château Sociando-Mallet, Château Smith Haut Lafitte, Château Angélus, Château Valandraud, Château Beauséjour, Petrus, Château Lafleur, Château Trotanoy,

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Lots 143 – 159
Château d'Yquem & Sauternes

Château d'Yquem, Château Fargues, Château Filhot

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Lots 160 – 171
Rhône
Château Rayas, Château Fonsalette, Château des Tours

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Lots 172 – 176
Other treasures…
Provence, Champagne, Napa, Chile, Cognac

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]]> Tasting auction #103 https://www.bagherawines-blog.com/tasting-auction-103/ Tue, 02 Sep 2025 13:01:33 +0000 https://www.bagherawines-blog.com/?p=8136 My palate and I enjoyed reviewing a selection of the carefully curated wines composing our “wine o’clock” #102. Let's take a closer look together at these exceptional bottles… The catalogue is open for absentee bidding. Best of luck to all !

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Enjoying September!

Now that summer is coming to an end and everyone is getting back to their routine... we are pleased to present our upcoming auction dedicated to fine wines.

We invite you to explore 176 lots featuring matured vintages of prestigious châteaux from Bordeaux and prestigious names from Burgundy, Rhône and Napa Valley.

Among the illustrious producers on offer: Armand Rousseau, J-F. Mugnier, Trapet, Naudin-Ferrand, J-P. Mathieu, Georges Lignier, Pierre Girardin, Domaine de la Romanée-Conti, Lafite Rothschild, Latour, Cos d'Estournel, Angélus, Petrus, Lafleur, Rayas and the prestigous producer Screaming Eagle from Napa Valley.

Let yourself be tempted by these exceptional bottles, carefully curated to delight the most discerning palates.

The catalogue is open for bidding!
Best of luck to all !

Alors que l'été touche à sa fin et que chacun reprend ses esprits… nous sommes heureux de vous présenter notre prochaine vente aux enchères dédiée aux grands vins.

Nous vous invitons à découvrir 176 lots, composés de millésimes de prestigieux châteaux bordelais et de prestigieuses maisons de Bourgogne, du Rhône et de la Napa Valley.

Parmi les illustres producteurs proposés : Armand Rousseau, J-F. Mugnier, Trapet, Naudin-Ferrand, J-P. Mathieu, Georges Lignier, Pierre Girardin, Domaine de la Romanée-Conti, Lafite Rothschild, Latour, Cos d'Estournel, Angélus, Petrus, Lafleur, Rayas et le prestigieux producteur Screaming Eagle de la Napa Valley.

Laissez-vous tenter par ces bouteilles d'exception, soigneusement sélectionnées pour ravir les palais les plus exigeants.

Le catalogue est ouvert aux enchères!
Bonne chance à tous !

Tasting notes

I had the pleasure of tasting a small selection of the carefully curated wines composing our next online “wine o’clock” auction #103. Let's take a closer look together!

J'ai eu le plaisir de déguster une petite sélection des vins soigneusement sélectionnés pour notre prochaine vente « wine o’clock » n° 103. Regardons-les de plus près ensemble !

Selection…

Lot 34
Comte Georges de Vogüe, Musigny Blanc 1992
A rare wine, produced in small quantities, offering a unique opportunity to taste one of the final vintages before the vines were uprooted in 1994!

What we have here is a rather unusual expression of Chardonnay, with a nose combining notes of white fruits — from Williams pear to peach — accompanied by aromas reminiscent of beeswax and honey.

A sharp minerality brings an astonishing freshness for a wine of this age. The palate is complex without being cloying, with all the wine’s opulence held in check by a solid underlying structure.


Un vin rare, produit en faible quantité, offrant l’occasion de déguster un des derniers millésimes avant l’arrachage des ceps en 1994 !

On déguste ici une expression assez insolite du Chardonnay, au nez alliant des notes de fruits blancs allant de la poire William à la pêche, accompagnées par des arômes rappelant la cire d’abeille, le miel…

La minéralité tranchante vient ramener une fraîcheur déconcertante pour son âge. La bouche est complexe sans être écœurante, et toute l’opulence de ce vin est contenue par une vraie structure.

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Lot 163
Rayas 2010
We are tasting here a wine with a clearly identifiable signature, centered around blood orange and rose petals supported by subtle spices […] Some signs of evolution are noticeable, with empyreumatic notes, dried fruits, and slightly kirsch-like red fruits.

Despite what its appearance may suggest, this is a powerful wine, with a subtle balance between delicacy and aromatic depth. The palate is intense yet unextracted. This wine will fully expressing itself through a long, lingering finish. A wine that is ready to drink.

 
On retrouve ici un vin emblématique à la patte clairement identifiable autour de l’orange sanguine, des pétales de roses soutenues par des épices légers. Quelques notes d’évolution sont perceptibles sur l’empyreumatique, les fruits secs et fruits rouges légèrement kirschés.

Il s’agit d’un vin puissant contrairement à ce que sa robe laisse deviner, dont l’équilibre subtil se situe entre délicatesse et profondeur aromatique, bouche puissante mais sans extraction, s’exprimant pleinement sur la longueur. Un vin prêt à boire.

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Lot 172
Domaine Tempier, Bandol "Cabassaou" 2008
The nose opens with noble vegetal notes of garrigue and blackcurrant leaves, accompanied by hints of liquorice and a slight roasted aroma.

If you wait a moment, the wine continues to evolve in the glass, giving way to a sweetness brought out by black fruits such as black cherry and plum.

The palate is seductive and warm, and its finely-grained tannins make this a silky wine that still has good ageing potential.


Le nez s’ouvre sur un végétal noble, aux notes de garrigue, de feuilles de cassis, qu’accompagnent des touches plus réglissées allant jusqu’à une légère torréfaction.

Pour peu que l’on attende un instant, le vin évolue sans cesse dans le verre, pour laisser place à une douceur ramenée par des fruits noirs, comme la cerise noire, la prune… L

a bouche est séduisante et chaleureuse et ses tannins d’une grande finesse en font un vin soyeux qui possède encore un bon potentiel de garde.

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Tasting notes

My palate and I enjoyed reviewing a selection of the carefully curated wines composing our “wine o’clock” #102. Let's take a closer look together at these exceptional bottles…

The catalogue is open for absentee bidding.
Best of luck to all !

Mon palais et moi-même avons apprécié de découvrir quelques uns des vins soigneusement sélectionnés pour notre “wine o’clock” n° 102. Découvrons ensemble ces bouteilles exceptionnelles…

Le catalogue est ouvert aux enchères.
Bonne chance à tous !

Selection…

Lot 30
Château Pichon Longueville, Comtesse de Lalande 1990
The 1990 Château Pichon Longueville Comtesse de Lalande is a concentrated and distinguished Pauillac wine with complex aromas of chocolate and black fruit and perfectly integrated velvety tannins. Currently at its peak, it displays the full richness and elegance of its bouquet.


Le Château Pichon Longueville Comtesse de Lalande 1990 est un vin de Pauillac, concentré et racé, aux arômes complexes de chocolat et de fruits noirs, avec des tanins veloutés parfaitement intégrés. Actuellement à son apogée, il déploie toute la richesse et l’élégance de son bouquet.

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Lot 107
Domaine Henri Gouges, Nuits-Saint-Georges “Les Saint-Georges” 2010
Domaine Henri Gouges is distinguished by its fruity purity and subtle tannins; a complex, elegant, and promising wine, still young, which deserves several years of aging to fully express its finesse and noble structure.


Le Domaine Henri Gouges se distingue par sa pureté fruitée et la subtilité de ses tanins ; un vin complexe, élégant et prometteur, encore jeune, qui mérite plusieurs années de garde pour pleinement exprimer sa finesse et sa structure noble.

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Lot 134
Domaine Trapet, Chambertin 2009
This 2009 Chambertin from Domaine Trapet captivates with its delicately ethereal nose, blending notes of musky raspberry, vibrant minerality, lavender and noble vegetal aromas. This great wine displays charm, depth, and harmony, with a long and refined finish.


Ce Chambertin 2009 du Domaine Trapet captive par son nez finement aérien, où se mêlent des notes de framboise musquée, de minéralité vibrante, de lavande et d’arômes végétaux nobles. Ce grand vin, déploie charme, profondeur et harmonie, avec une finale longue et ciselée.

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170
Domaine Charles Joguet, Chinon “Les Varennes du Grand Clos” 2005
This Cuvée from Domaine Charles Joguet offers beautiful aromatic depth, marked by rich aromas of blackcurrant, with a lovely freshness on a silky tannic structure. Now beautifully mature, it reveals harmonious balance and a long and elegant finish.


Cette Cuvée du Domaine Charles Joguet offre une belle profondeur aromatique, marquée par des arômes riches de cassis noir, avec une belle fraîcheur sur une structure tannique soyeuse. À présent dans sa belle maturité, il révèle un équilibre harmonieux et une finale longue et élégante.

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179
Clos Rougeard, Saumur “Brézé” 2003
The 2003 Clos Rougeard Brézé seduces with its superb aromatic complexity: notes of ripe apple, honey, and white flowers. On the palate, it reveals itself to be powerful, harmonious and refined, supported by lively acidity and a long, elegant finish.


Le Clos Rougeard Brézé 2003 séduit par sa superbe complexité aromatique : des notes de pomme mûre, miel, fleurs blanches... En bouche, il se révèle puissant, harmonieux et raffiné, soutenu par une acidité vive et une finale longue et élégante.

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183
E. Guigal, Côte-Rotie “La Mouline” 2000
A Côte-Rôtie of great elegance, with aromas of red fruit, blackberry and violet, supported by a silky and balanced texture. It expresses all the finesse of the Côte Blonde terroir with a long and harmonious finish.


Un Côte-Rôtie d’une grande élégance, aux arômes de fruits rouges, mûres et violette, porté par une texture soyeuse et équilibrée. Il exprime toute la finesse du terroir de Côte Blonde avec une finale longue et harmonieuse.

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lot 198
Château de Beaucastel, Hommage à Jacques Perrin 2014
An exceptional Châteauneuf-du-Pape, dense and concentrated, with powerful aromas of blackberry, blueberry, smoky spices and mineral undergrowth. It combines silky power and intense freshness, with a refined and persistent finish.


Un Châteauneuf‑du‑Pape d’exception, dense et concentré, aux arômes puissants de mûre, myrtille, épices fumées et sous-bois minéral. Il allie puissance soyeuse et fraîcheur intense, avec une finale raffinée et persistante.

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lot 208
Tenuta dell'Ornellaia, Masseto 2017
The Masseto 2017, one of the most renowned “Super Tuscans”, seduces with its sublime concentration of ripe black fruit, delicate spices and cocoa. It expresses all the elegance of this legendary wine with a long and harmonious finish.


Le Masseto 2017, l'un des “Super Toscans” les plus reconnus, séduit par sa sublime concentration de fruits noirs mûrs, épices délicates et cacao. Il exprime toute l’élégance de ce vin légendaire avec une finale longue et harmonieuse.

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Rarities & surprises!

Summer festivities are in full swing, and what better way to celebrate than with an auction dedicated to fine wines?

With our “wine o’clock” #102, we invite you to explore 222 lots featuring prestigious names from Champagne, Burgundy, Bordeaux, and Rhône in France, Piedmont and Tuscany in Italy, before diving into an selection of Spanish, Austrian, American and Argentinian wines.

Among the illustrious producers on offer: Krug, Arnoux-Lachaux, Château de La Tour, Comte Georges de Vogüé, Dugat-Py, Henri Gouges, Jacques Prieur, Trapet, Romanée-Conti, Michel Gaunoux, Ponsot, Lafite-Rothschild, Pontet Canet, La Lagune, Smith Haut Lafitte, Rayas, Clos Rougeard. You’ll also find celebrated Italian producers such as Gaja, Masseto, Spanish wines from Sierra Cantabria, and some american producers.

Let yourself be tempted by these exceptional bottles, carefully curated to delight the most discerning palates.

The catalogue is now open for absentee bidding.
Best of luck to all !

the collection…

Lots 1 — 4
Champagne

Krug, Dom Pérignon

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Lot 5 — 86
Bordeaux

Château Lafite Rothschild, Château Latour, Château Margaux, Mouton Rothschild, Petrus, Château Léoville-Las-Cases, Château Brane-Cantenac, Château Pichon Longueville, Château Ducru-Beaucaillou, Château Cos d’Estournel, Château Giscours, Château La Lagune, Château Talbot, Château Duhart-Milon, Château Beychevelle, Château Pontet-Canet, Château Lynch-Bages, Château d’Armailhac, Château Gloria, Château Carbonnieux, Château Ma Mission Haut-Brion, Chateau Pape Clément, Château Smith Haut Lafitte, Château Cantemerle, Château Figeac, Château La Gaffelière, Château Suduiraut, Château Nairac

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Lots 87 – 161
Burgundy
La Tour, Arnoux-Lachaux, Comte Georges de Vogüe, Romanée-Conti, Dominique Laurent, Dugat-Py, Georges Mugneret, Henri Gouges, Henri Rebourseau, Jacques Prieur, Jayer-Gilles, Jean Grivot, Jean-Paul Magnien, Joblot, Michel Gaunoux, Michel Niellon, Michel Voarick, Parent, Pascal Chevigny, Ponsot, Stéphane Magnien, Trapet, Louis Jadon, Leroy, La Grange des Pères

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Lots 162 – 181
Loire
Charles Joguet, Clos Rougeard, Huet

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Lots 182 – 201
Rhône

E. Guigal, Boisseyt-Chol, Rayas, Beaucastel, Chapoutier

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Lots 202 – 222
Rest of the world
Gaja, Paolo Scavino, Tenuta Dell’ornellaia, Dal Forno Romano, Sierra Cantabria, Weninger Dürrau, Scheiblhofer, Delheim, Beaulieu Vineyard, Pym-Rae, Spring Mountain, Hyde de Villaine, Clos Jordanne, Terrazas de Los Andes

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