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Sale Results Catalogue All Sales Subject to the Conditions Printed in This Catalogue Created On: 27/09/2021 5:33:05 AM Endeavour Group Limited. ABN: Page 1 of 20 Sale Results Catalogue All sales subject to the conditions printed in this catalogue Created on: 27/09/2021 5:33:05 AM F21CW006 - 22 TUE: Classified Wineries Bidding closed 9:00 PM Tuesday, December 22, 2020 A Buyers Premium of 15% excluding GST applies to all lots. All lots sold GST inclusive, except where marked '#'. AUSTRALIA > Australia A-E Lot No Description Vintage Quantity Bottle Winning Price Classification 1 BALNAVES OF COONAWARRA Cabernet Sauvignon, Coonawarra. 2007 6 Bottle $26.0000000000 00000000 2 BALNAVES OF COONAWARRA Cabernet Sauvignon, Coonawarra. 2007 6 Bottle $26.0000000000 00000000 3 BALNAVES OF COONAWARRA Cabernet Sauvignon, Coonawarra. 2010 6 Bottle $29.0000000000 00000000 4 BALNAVES OF COONAWARRA Cabernet Sauvignon, Coonawarra. 2010 6 Bottle $30.0000000000 00000000 5 BALNAVES OF COONAWARRA Cabernet Sauvignon, Coonawarra. 2014 3 Bottle $30.0000000000 Screwcap Closure. 00000000 6 BALNAVES OF COONAWARRA Cabernet Sauvignon, Coonawarra. 2014 3 Bottle $30.0000000000 Screwcap Closure. 00000000 7 BALNAVES OF COONAWARRA Shiraz, Coonawarra. Screwcap Closure. 2008 6 Bottle $20.0000000000 00000000 8 BASS PHILLIP WINES Gamay, South Gippsland. 2015 1 Bottle $43.0000000000 00000000 9 BASS PHILLIP WINES Gewurztraminer, South Gippsland. 2013 6 Bottle $24.0000000000 00000000 10 BASS PHILLIP WINES Pinot Noir, South Gippsland. Minor Label Damage. 2016 1 Bottle Withdrawn 11 BASS PHILLIP WINES Estate Pinot Noir, South Gippsland. 2010 1 Bottle $89.0000000000 00000000 12 BASS PHILLIP WINES The 25th Four Vineyards Pinot Noir, South 2010 1 Bottle $59.0000000000 Gippsland. 00000000 13 BEST'S WINES Bin 1 Great Western Shiraz, Grampians. Screwcap 2010 1 Bottle Passed In Closure. 14 BEST'S WINES Bin 1 Great Western Shiraz, Grampians. Screwcap 2012 1 Bottle Passed In Closure. 15 BEST'S WINES Bin 1 Great Western Shiraz, Grampians. Screwcap 2017 1 Bottle $23.0000000000 Closure, Minor Capsule Damage. 00000000 16 BINDI Composition Chardonnay, Macedon. Screwcap Closure. 2012 1 Bottle $38.0000000000 00000000 17 BINDI Pyrette Shiraz, Heathcote. # 2018 1 Bottle Passed In 18 BINDI Pyrette Shiraz, Heathcote. # 2018 2 Bottle $28.0000000000 00000000 19 BINDI Quartz Chardonnay, Macedon. Screwcap Closure. 2009 1 Bottle $63.0000000000 00000000 20 BINDI Quartz Chardonnay, Macedon. Screwcap Closure, Minor Capsule 2009 1 Bottle $55.0000000000 Damage. 00000000 21 BINDI Quartz Chardonnay, Macedon. Screwcap Closure, Minor Capsule 2009 1 Bottle $55.0000000000 Damage. 00000000 22 BINDI Quartz Chardonnay, Macedon. Screwcap Closure. 2010 1 Bottle $66.0000000000 00000000 23 BINDI Quartz Chardonnay, Macedon. Screwcap Closure, Minor Capsule 2010 1 Bottle $63.0000000000 Damage. 00000000 24 BOWEN ESTATE Shiraz, Coonawarra. Very High Shoulder, Minor Label 1990 1 Bottle $23.0000000000 Stain/s, Minor Capsule Damage, Damaged Label/s. 00000000 25 BROKENWOOD WINES Cabernet Sauvignon, Hunter Valley. Minor Label 1980 1 Bottle $31.0000000000 Damage. 00000000 26 BROKENWOOD WINES Cabernet Sauvignon, Hunter Valley. 1980 2 Bottle $18.0000000000 00000000 Page 2 of 20 Lot No Description Vintage Quantity Bottle Winning Price Classification 27 BROKENWOOD WINES Cabernet Sauvignon, Hunter Valley. Minor Label 1980 2 Bottle $18.0000000000 Damage, Minor Label Stain/s, Level 3cm from cork. 00000000 28 BROKENWOOD WINES Cabernet Sauvignon, Hunter Valley. Level 2.5cm 1981 1 Bottle $211.000000000 from cork. 000000000 29 BROKENWOOD WINES Cabernet Sauvignon, Hunter Valley. Minor 1981 1 Bottle Passed In Capsule Damage, Level 2cm from cork. 30 BROKENWOOD WINES Cabernet Hermitage, Hunter-Coonawarra. Level 1981 1 Bottle Passed In 3cm from cork. 31 BROKENWOOD WINES Cabernet Hermitage, Hunter-Coonawarra. Level 1981 1 Bottle Passed In 3cm from cork. 32 BROKENWOOD WINES Cabernet Hermitage, Hunter-Coonawarra. Minor 1981 1 Bottle Passed In Label Damage, Level 2cm from cork. 33 BROKENWOOD WINES Shiraz, Hunter Valley. Screwcap Closure, Minor 2005 1 Bottle $25.0000000000 Label Damage, Minor Capsule Damage. # 00000000 34 BROKENWOOD WINES Shiraz, Hunter Valley. Screwcap Closure, Minor 2005 1 Bottle $25.0000000000 Label Stain/s. # 00000000 35 BROKENWOOD WINES Shiraz, Hunter Valley. Screwcap Closure, Minor 2005 1 Bottle Passed In Label Stain/s, Minor Capsule Damage. # 36 BROKENWOOD WINES Shiraz, Hunter Valley. Screwcap Closure, Minor 2009 1 Bottle $26.0000000000 Label Damage, Minor Label Stain/s, Minor Capsule Damage. 00000000 37 BROKENWOOD WINES Shiraz, Hunter Valley. Screwcap Closure. 2010 1 Bottle $27.0000000000 00000000 38 BROKENWOOD WINES Shiraz, Hunter Valley. Screwcap Closure. 2010 1 Bottle Passed In 39 BROKENWOOD WINES Shiraz, Hunter Valley. Screwcap Closure. 2010 1 Bottle Passed In 40 BROKENWOOD WINES Shiraz, Hunter Valley. Screwcap Closure. 2010 2 Bottle Passed In 41 BROKENWOOD WINES Shiraz, Hunter Valley. Screwcap Closure. 2010 2 Bottle $27.0000000000 00000000 42 BROKENWOOD WINES Shiraz, Hunter Valley. Screwcap Closure. 2010 3 Bottle Passed In 43 BROKENWOOD WINES (Hermitage) Shiraz, Hunter Valley. Level 5cm from 1979 1 Bottle Passed In cork. James Halliday Collection Bottle Number(s): 1560 High Risk Minor Label Stains Minor Capsule Damage 44 BROKENWOOD WINES (Hermitage) Shiraz, Hunter Valley. 1980 1 Bottle $24.0000000000 00000000 45 BROKENWOOD WINES (Hermitage) Shiraz, Hunter Valley. Minor Capsule 1980 1 Bottle $22.0000000000 Damage. Previous Leaking signs on capsule 00000000 2.5 cm Level down from cork 46 BROKENWOOD WINES (Hermitage) Shiraz, Hunter Valley. Minor Capsule 1980 1 Bottle $22.0000000000 Damage. Previous Leaking signs on capsule 00000000 2.5cm Level down from cork 47 BROKENWOOD WINES (Hermitage) Shiraz, Hunter Valley. Minor Label 1980 1 Bottle $24.0000000000 Damage. 00000000 48 BROKENWOOD WINES Cricket Pitch Sauvignon Blanc Semillon, Multi 2014 6 Bottle Passed In Area Blend. Screwcap Closure. 49 BROKENWOOD WINES Cricket Pitch Sauvignon Blanc Semillon, Multi 2016 6 Bottle $5.00000000000 Area Blend. Screwcap Closure. 0000000 50 BROKENWOOD WINES Cricket Pitch Sauvignon Blanc Semillon, Multi 2017 6 Bottle Passed In Area Blend. Screwcap Closure. 51 BROKENWOOD WINES Cricket Pitch Sauvignon Blanc Semillon, Multi 2019 6 Bottle $5.00000000000 Area Blend. Screwcap Closure. 0000000 52 BROKENWOOD WINES Cricket Pitch Red Blend, Multi Area Blend. 2015 6 Bottle $8.00000000000 Screwcap Closure. 0000000 53 BROKENWOOD WINES Forest Edge Vineyard Sauvignon Blanc, Orange. 2015 6 Bottle Passed In Screwcap Closure. 54 BROKENWOOD WINES ILR Aged Reserve Semillon, Hunter Valley. # 2013 1 Bottle Passed In 55 BROKENWOOD WINES Oakey Creek Vineyard Semillon, Hunter Valley. 2011 2 Bottle $23.0000000000 Screwcap Closure. 00000000 56 BROKENWOOD WINES Oakey Creek Vineyard Semillon, Hunter Valley. 2011 3 Bottle $23.0000000000 Screwcap Closure. 00000000 57 BROKENWOOD WINES Sticky Wicket Semillon, Cowra. Screwcap 2014 6 Half Bottle Passed In Closure. 58 BROKENWOOD WINES Sticky Wicket Semillon, Cowra. Screwcap 2016 2 Half Bottle Passed In Closure. 59 CAPE MENTELLE Trinders Cabernet Merlot, Margaret River. Screwcap 2012 1 Bottle $17.0000000000 Closure. 00000000 60 CASTAGNA Un Segreto Sangiovese Shiraz, Beechworth. # 2016 1 Bottle Passed In 61 CASTAGNA Un Segreto Sangiovese Shiraz, Beechworth. # 2016 1 Bottle Passed In Page 3 of 20 Lot No Description Vintage Quantity Bottle Winning Price Classification 62 CASTAGNA Un Segreto Sangiovese Shiraz, Beechworth. # 2016 2 Bottle Passed In 63 CASTAGNA Un Segreto Sangiovese Shiraz, Beechworth. # 2016 2 Bottle Passed In 64 CHARLES MELTON WINES Shiraz, Barossa Valley. 2002 1 Bottle $34.0000000000 00000000 65 CHARLES MELTON WINES Grains of Paradise Shiraz, Barossa Valley. 2006 1 Bottle $43.0000000000 Screwcap Closure. 00000000 66 CHARLES MELTON WINES Grains of Paradise Shiraz, Barossa Valley. 2006 1 Bottle $46.0000000000 Screwcap Closure, Minor Capsule Damage. 00000000 67 CHARLES MELTON WINES Grains of Paradise Shiraz, Barossa Valley. 2007 1 Bottle $41.0000000000 Screwcap Closure, Minor Capsule Damage. 00000000 68 CHARLES MELTON WINES Voices of Angels Shiraz, Adelaide Hills. 2008 1 Bottle $59.0000000000 Screwcap Closure. 00000000 69 CHARLES MELTON WINES Voices of Angels Shiraz, Adelaide Hills. 2008 1 Bottle $57.0000000000 Screwcap Closure, Minor Capsule Damage. 00000000 70 CHARLES MELTON WINES Voices of Angels Shiraz, Barossa Valley. 2006 1 Bottle $38.0000000000 Screwcap Closure. 00000000 71 CHARLES MELTON WINES Voices of Angels Shiraz, Barossa Valley. 2006 1 Bottle $39.0000000000 Screwcap Closure, Minor Capsule Damage. 00000000 72 CHRIS RINGLAND Reservation Shiraz, Barossa Valley. Screwcap Closure. 2015 1 Bottle $40.0000000000 00000000 73 CLARENDON HILLS Brookman Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon, McLaren 2012 1 Bottle Passed In Vale. 74 CLARENDON HILLS Brookman Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon, McLaren 2012 1 Bottle Passed In Vale. 75 CLARENDON HILLS Brookman Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon, McLaren 2014 1 Bottle Passed In Vale. 76 CLARENDON HILLS Hickinbotham Vineyard Syrah, McLaren Vale. 2012 1 Bottle Passed In 77 CLARENDON HILLS Hickinbotham Vineyard Syrah, McLaren Vale. 2012 1 Bottle Passed In 78 CLARENDON HILLS Hickinbotham Vineyard Syrah, McLaren Vale. 2012 1 Bottle Passed In 79 CLARENDON HILLS Hickinbotham Vineyard Syrah, McLaren Vale. 2012 2 Bottle Passed In 80 CLARENDON HILLS Hickinbotham Vineyard Syrah, McLaren Vale. 2012 2 Bottle Passed In 81 CLARENDON HILLS Hickinbotham Vineyard Syrah, McLaren Vale. 2012 3 Bottle Passed In 82 CLARENDON HILLS Hickinbotham Vineyard Syrah, McLaren Vale. 2012 3 Bottle Passed In 83 CLARENDON HILLS Hickinbotham
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