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Pomerol, Bordeaux
Pétrus 1961
12 × 75cl
Estimate
£42,000 – £58,000
Vosne-Romanée, Burgundy
DRC La Tâche 2015
6 × 75cl
Estimate
£28,000 – £36,000
Speyside, Scotland
The Macallan 30yr 1968
1 × 70cl
Estimate
£18,500 – £24,000
Gevrey-Chambertin, Burgundy
Armand Rousseau Chambertin 2005
12 × 75cl
Estimate
£22,000 – £30,000
Bidding opens 3 March 2026 · Live auction 14 March 2026
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Château Bottling
Bottled at the estate under the watchful eye of the maître de chai. Original labels applied. Wax sealed.
42 Years at Rest
Stored in the original limestone cave at constant 12°C, 80% humidity. Inventory records intact from 1963.
Single-Owner Purchase
Acquired by private collector directly from the estate. Transported in refrigerated vehicle to London.
Professional Cellaring
Held at Octavian Vaults, Wiltshire. Temperature-logged. Never moved. Annual inspection certificates on file.
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Lot 241
Published with full provenance chain. Reserve set. Bidding opens 3 March. Serious collectors have had 48-hour preview.
The moment a
1961 Pétrus
found its home.
Lot 241. 12 bottles. Single-owner cellar since release. Pre-sale estimate: £28,000–£38,000. What happened next is why serious collectors bid live.
Pétrus 1961
12 × 75cl · Pomerol, Bordeaux
Estimate
£28,000–£38,000
Result
£47,500
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