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49. Präsenz-Weinauktion 4. Juni 2016
Cover_Juni_2016_Layout 1 16.05.16 17:36 Seite 1 ## Weinvorspann_Juni_2016_Weinvorspann 16.05.16 17:26 Seite 1 Online-Vinothek Raritäten Wein- und Champagnerankauf Events Lagerservice www.winespecials.de | +49 (0) 70 22 - 99 91 14 Weinvorspann_Juni_2016_Weinvorspann 16.05.16 17:26 Seite 2 PRÄSENZ- 49. AUKTION ERLESENER WEINE& SPIRITUOSEN SAMSTAG 4. JUNI AB 12 UHR Weinvorspann_Juni_2016_Weinvorspann 16.05.16 17:26 Seite 3 49. SOMMER-WEINAUKTION AM 4. JUNI 2016 AB 12 UHR Das waren ja frostige Pfingsten — den Eisheiligen sei Dank! Verzweifeln Sie aber bitte nicht. Wir versuchen zumindest Alles, um das vinophile Herz wieder auf Betriebstemperatur zu bringen. Eine beachtliche Weinauktion, gespickt mit hochwertigen, interessanten und auch seltenen Weinen, wartet schon auf Sie: Ein süd- deutscher Bordeaux Keller mit phantastischen Altweinraritäten, eine tolle Sassicaia Sammlung, eine USA Einlieferung mit allein 40 Fla- schen Sine Qua Non, eine einzigartige rote und weiße Burgunder-Kollektion, sowie der letzte Teil unserer Champagnerkollektion eines Münchner Gentleman's! 1176 Lots warten am 4. Juni auf Sie – lassen Sie sich überraschen: VIEL SPASS BEIM SCHMÖKERN DURCH 1176 LOTS & VIEL GLÜCK BEIM ERSTEIGERN — LOS GEHT‘S: Rote Bordeaux ab 1899 einzeln und in OHKs, Ausone, Branaire Ducru, Calon Segur, Canon, Canon La Gaffeliere, Cheval Blanc, Clinet, Cos D'Estournel, D'Armailhac, Ducru Beaucaillou, Figeac, Giscours, Grand Puy Lacoste, Gruaud Larose, Haut Brion, La Conseillante, La Fleur de Gay, La Mission Haut Brion, La Mondotte, La Tour Haut Brion, Lafite Rothschild, Lafleur, Latour, L’Eglise Clinet, L’Evangile, Leoville Barton, Leoville Las Cases, Leoville Poyferre, Lynch Bages, Margaux, Montrose, Mouton Rothschild, Palmer, Pape Clement, Pavie, Petrus, Pichon Baron, Pichon Comtesse, Pontet Canet, Sociando Mallet, Talbot, Troplong Mondot, Trotanoy & Vieux Château Certan. -
A M D G Beaumont Union Review Winter 2020
A M D G BEAUMONT UNION REVIEW WINTER 2020 As you well know a great deal of what I write in the REVIEW is past history and when I say past, it tends to be prior to the end of WW2. Beaumont certainly produced some remarkable people in that first 90 years which in itself was extraordinary for so small a school. Indeed, it is easy to be ―cocorrico‖ as there were so many. But what of ourselves now that the vast majority of OBs have now retired: have we continued their tradition? For a start society has changed, there has been considerable levelling of opportunity whatever certain politicians might say: competition to make one‘s mark has become much harder. In the 19th Century your family could greatly influence your advancement although in this country being a Catholic was a considerable disadvantage and blocked many a career. Much changed between the Wars and there is no greater example of this than Noel Browne from the workhouse to Irish Government Minister. But of the last 70 years if you think back to your own contemporaries, it is remarkable how many have earned recognition in one field or another and made a significant contribution to society. It was brought home to me by the deaths of Olly Oliver, Michael O‘Sullivan, John Okell and Ludo de Vleeshauwer. When Olly died, the flag flew at half-mast on the Council buildings and for Judge Michael people lined the streets as his cortege passed to show their respect, John‘s contribution to Anglo-Burmese relations has been unique and there have been many tributes to Ludo in the Belgian Press. -
VIEW from the CELLAR by John Gilman
VIEW FROM THE CELLAR By John Gilman May-June 2016 Number Sixty-Three Mount Eden Vineyards’ Utterly Brilliant Santa Cruz Mountain Wines. (pages 1-32) Recently-Tasted Right Bank Gems (2008- 1947, With Right Bank Vintage Guide). (pages 33-59) The Méo Family’s Superb Example of Clos de Vougeot. (pages 60-68) Taurasi- Today’s Answer To What Italian Region Will Replicate, In the 21 st Century, Barolo’s Buying Opportunity Of Thirty Years Ago? (pages 69-94) A Very Deep Vertical of Château Beaucastel’s Hommage de Jacques Perrin. (pages 95-100) The Bi-Annual Champagne Report- Summer 2016. (pages 101-162) Coming Attractions Round Two of Kalin Cellars- America’s Great Iconoclast Traditionalist. A Vertical Report on Domaine Dujac’s Stellar Clos de la Roche. The 2015 Vintage In Beaujolais. Checking In Again On the Underrated 1981 Bordeaux Vintage at Age Thirty-Five. Richard Olney’s Extraordinary Life In Wine. The 1986 Bordeaux Vintage Starts to Seriously Stir at Age Thirty. The Very Promising La Ragnaie Brunello di Montalcino. The Annual Loire Valley Report, More Mâconnais Wines, Ric Forman, Gérard Boulay’s Lovely Chavignol Sancerres, A Taste For Campania’s Beautiful and Ageworthy White Wines, Château La Lagune, François Cotat, The Hill of Corton, Cathy Corison, Château Ausone, More Off the Beaten-Path Italian Wines, Bruno Paillard, Old German Wines in Bottle, The 2015 Burgundy Vintage and Château Musar. View From the Cellar is published bi-monthly by John Gilman, who is solely responsible for its content. Electronic subscriptions are available for $120 per year ($220 for two years), available at www.viewfromthecellar.com. -
Circle Update October 2016 in THIS ISSUE: • Chakana Tasting • Oregon’S Eyrie • Château Loudenne • Sierra De Salamanca • Update on Szekszárd Circle Update October 2016
Circle Update October 2016 IN THIS ISSUE: • Chakana tasting • Oregon’s Eyrie • Château Loudenne • Sierra de Salamanca • Update on Szekszárd Circle Update October 2016 and-coming Spanish region of Sierra de Salamanca to meet the local heroes reviving the Rufete grape variety. Looking From the editor: Wink Lorch back in time, John Salvi MW writes about the people who made Château Loudenne a home from home for the British wine trade and looking forward, Stephen Quinn meets the couple behind a young vineyard in Norway, who offer It’s all about the people customers the chance to stay overnight in a barrel. Within our own Circle, I want to thank all those who have wine loving friend was visiting recently and observed taken the time to contribute to this issue including Rebecca A that places, specifically wine regions, are linked to their Murphy from Texas and Raymond Blake from Ireland for heroes. We went on to discuss the exciting young, up-and- sharing their stories in the ‘meet the member’ feature. My coming heroes who emerge, especially those who while thanks go also to this issue’s featured photographer Steven revering the heroes who went before them, push out the Morris, whose portraits adorn our covers and whose 30- boat to make their own mark. On a recent visit to Oregon, The stress for wine producers of worrying about the year career is now evolving into shooting images by drone. this was evident not only with the well-established Eyrie weather hazards each year is not something all of us Special thanks to deputy editor Robert Smyth, who has family, who I feature in this issue, but also with the people could bear – for me they are all heroes for just coping with worked with me on this, our fourth issue of Circle Update behind considerably newer wineries.