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Download Catalogue | CATALOGUE 2013 | SEAL OF AUTHENTICITY S E A L O F AUTHENTICITY A SELECTION OF SOUTH AFRICAN FINE WINES CATALOGUE 6 & 7 SEPTEMBER 2013 CATALOGUE 6 & 7 SEPTEMBER 2013 SEAL OF AUTHENTICITY A SELECTION OF SOUTH AFRICAN FINE WINES Ned_Auc_Content FA.indd 1 2013/08/16 4:20 PM 2 NEDERBURG AUCTION 2013 Ned_Auc_Content FA.indd 2 2013/08/16 4:20 PM NEDERBURG AUCTION 2013 3 CONTENTS Map To Nederburg 4 Programme Of Events 5 2013 Index To Lots By Participants 6 Nederburg Auction 12 Auction 2013: Showcasing Authenticity 13 The Nederburg Auction Seal Of Approval 14 Wine Of Origin - Legislation And Its Importance 15 Auctioneer 16 Private Collection Wines 17 Charity Auction 19 Details Of Participants (A-Z) 25 Conditions Of Sale 120 Auction Lots Friday 6 September 122 Auction Lots Saturday 7 September 138 Ned_Auc_Content FA.indd 3 2013/08/16 4:20 PM 4 NEDERBURG AUCTION 2013 MAP TO NEDERBURG TO PAARL Palmiet Rivier KLEIN DRAKENSTEIN Sonstraal LANGENHOVEN R101 Take R101 Worcester R45 R303 Sonstraal Road/Exit 62A FROM CAPE TOWN N1 Huguenot Tunnel Toll Plaza SOUTH DRAKENSTEIN CONTACT PO Box 184 Stellenbosch 7599 Republic of South Africa T +27 (0) 21 809 7000 F +27 (0) 21 886 6143 Dalene Steyn +27 (0) 82 336 6990 [email protected] www.nederburgauction.co.za GPS co-ordinates: S 33 42.999 E 19 00.218 Ned_Auc_Content FA.indd 4 2013/08/16 4:20 PM NEDERBURG AUCTION 2013 5 PROGRAMME OF EVENTS FRIDAY 6 SEPTEMBER 09h00 - 10h00 Registration & breakfast canapés 09h00 - 11h00 Informal tasting hosted by the participating producers 11h00 - 13h00 Auction commences in Johann Graue Hall 13h00 - 14h00 Luncheon 14h00 - 16h30 Auction resumes in Johann Graue Hall SATURDAY 7 SEPTEMBER 09h00 - 10h00 Registration & breakfast canapés 09h00 - 10h00 Informal tasting for registered buyers only 10h00 - 11h00 Keynote address in Johann Graue Hall 11h00 - 13h30 Auction resumes 11h00 - 12h00 For the partners: Fashion, food and style trends 13h30 - 14h00 Charity auction in Johann Graue Hall 14h00 - End Lunch, networking & entertainment Ned_Auc_Content FA.indd 5 2013/08/16 4:20 PM 6 NEDERBURG AUCTION 2013 2013 INDEX TO LOTS BY PARTICIPANTS PARTICIPANTS WINE VINTAGE PACK SIZE RESERVE PRICE CASES ITEM PAGE PER CASE Aaldering Vineyards Cabernet Sauvignon / Merlot 2007 6x750ml R 1,200 2 36 25 & Wines Shiraz 2007 6x750ml R 1,200 2 60 25 Allesverloren Private Collection Item: 1982 6x750ml R 1,500 2 62 26 Cabernet Sauvignon Port 2000 6x1.5L R 1,200 10 25 26 Almenkerk Chardonnay 2010 6x750ml R 1,053 10 74 27 Alto Private Collection Item: 1975 3x750ml R 2,000 1 7 28 Cabernet Sauvignon Shiraz 2004 6x750ml R 1,200 15 72 28 Avontuur Baccarat 2005 6x750ml R 900 20 88 29 Beaumont Hope Marguerite 2009 6x750ml R 1,100 10 9 30 Boplaas Cape Vintage Reserve Port 2005 6x750ml R 1,500 10 5 31 Family Vineyards Bosman Optenhorst Chenin Blanc 2009 6x750ml R 1,350 10 69 32 Family Vineyards Bredell's Cape Vintage Reserve 1997 6x750ml R 3,000 10 125 33 Calitzdorp Cellar Vintage Port 2009 12x750ml R 1,200 3 49 34 Cape Point Vineyards Isliedh 2009 6x750ml R 540 8 4 35 Chateau Libertas Private Collection Item: 1940 3x750ml R 5,000 1 84 36 Chateau Libertas Private Collection Item: 1965 3x750ml R 1,600 1 2 36 Chateau Libertas Private Collection Item: 1982 3x1.5L R 1,500 1 109 37 Chateau Libertas Chenin Blanc Chenin Blanc Collection - 6x375ml R 750 5 83 38-39 Association Claime d'Or Cabernet Franc 2008 6x750ml R 1,105 25 46 40 De Krans Vintage Reserve Port 1993 6x750ml R 1,800 2 48 41 De Wetshof Estate Finesse Chardonnay 1993 6x750ml R 4,200 1 31 42 Delheim Vera Cruz Estate Shiraz 2001 6x750ml R 1,800 1 91 43 DeMorgenzon Chenin Blanc 2005 6x750ml R 960 20 90 44 Chenin Blanc 2007 12x750ml R 1,920 10 6 44 Ned_Auc_Content FA.indd 6 2013/08/16 4:20 PM NEDERBURG AUCTION 2013 7 2013 INDEX TO LOTS BY PARTICIPANTS PARTICIPANTS WINE VINTAGE PACK SIZE RESERVE PRICE CASES ITEM PAGE PER CASE Diemersdal Private Collection 2006 6x750ml R 900 10 70 45 Distell Tabernacle Private Collection Item: 1987 3x1.5L R 1,300 1 53 46 Bergkelder CM Choice Cabernet Sauvignon Private Collection Item: 1984 3x1.5L R 1,400 1 131 46 Stellenryck Cabernet Sauvignon Domaine des Dieux Sauvignon Blanc 2008 6x750ml R 660 10 120 47 Durbanville Hills Caapmans Cabernet 2006 6x750ml R 1,506 30 51 48 Sauvignon / Merlot Rhinofields Inner Valley 2009 6x750ml R 730 35 61 48 Sauvignon Blanc Eikendal Classique 2008 6x750ml R 1,200 20 99 49 Fleur du Cap Noble Late Harvest 2007 6x375ml R 600 10 75 50 Unfiltered Sauvignon Blanc 2009 6x750ml R 600 15 57 50 Unfiltered Viognier 2008 6x750ml R 480 30 47 51 Graham Beck Chalkboard Series #1 2009 6x750ml R 619 50 13 52 Grangehurst Pinotage 2001 3x1.5L R 1,200 20 81 53 Groot Constantia Private Collection Item: - 6x750ml R 7,300 1 82 54 Shiraz Collection (1973, 1975, 1979, 1981, 1983, 1985) Hartenberg The Mackenzie 2003 6x750ml R 1,500 1 121 55 The Mackenzie 2005 6x750ml R 2,000 10 26 55 Haskell Pillars 2007 6x750ml R 2,400 10 79 56 Hermanuspietersfontein Die Martha 2008 6x750ml R 1,250 6 93 57 Heron Ridge Shiraz 2005 6x750ml R 900 25 20 58 Kaapzicht Steytler Vision Cape Blend 2003 6x750ml R 1,200 7 76 59 Kanonkop Cabernet Sauvignon 1997 6x750ml R 1,200 15 104 60 Paul Sauer 1994 6x750ml R 1,200 15 12 60 Pinotage 2001 4x1.5L R 1,200 12 108 60 Kanu Viognier 2010 6x750ml R 1,200 17 10 61 Ned_Auc_Content FA.indd 7 2013/08/16 4:20 PM 8 NEDERBURG AUCTION 2013 2013 INDEX TO LOTS BY PARTICIPANTS PARTICIPANTS WINE VINTAGE PACK SIZE RESERVE PRICE CASES ITEM PAGE PER CASE Ken Forrester Roussanne 2011 6x750ml R 500 5 64 62 Kleine Zalze Family Reserve Shiraz 2006 6x750ml R 1,500 20 41 63 Vineyard Selection Shiraz 2008 6x750ml R 1,500 20 96 63 KWV Private Collection Item: 1969 1x750ml R 1,200 2 95 64 Hanepoot Jerepigo Private Collection Item: 1979 1x750ml R 1,200 2 77 64 White Jerepigo Private Collection Item: 1968 1x750ml R 1,200 2 129 65 White Muscadel La Motte Millennium 2004 6x750ml R 1,600 10 66 66 Pierneef Shiraz Viognier 2006 6x750ml R 2,000 10 33 66 Lanzerac Private Collection Item: 1963 6x375ml R 3,000 1 130 67 Pinotage Le Bonheur Private Collection Item: 1986 3x1.5L R 1,500 1 111 68 Cabernet Sauvignon Cabernet Sauvignon 1999 6x1.5L R 1,250 6 8 68 Cabernet Sauvignon 2000 12x750ml R 1,600 15 32 69 Lomond Pincushion Sauvignon Blanc 2008 6x750ml R 600 15 15 70 Lourensford Winemaker's Selection 2011 6x750ml R 632 10 78 71 Chardonnay Meerendal Private Collection Item: 1989 6x750ml R 1,800 1 40 72 Pinotage Private Collection Item: 1978 6x750ml R 2,500 2 58 72 Shiraz Meerlust Rubicon 2001 6x1.5L R 7,800 1 16 73 Rubicon 2003 6x1.5L R 6,600 1 122 73 Middelvlei Pinotage 1994 6x750ml R 1,200 1 44 74 Monis Collectors Port 1948 6x750ml R 6,000 1 107 75 (Double Stamp Collection) Very Old Tawny Port 1995 6x750ml R 1,800 2 28 75 Mont Destin Passioné Magnum 2008 6x1.5L R 1,800 14 65 76 Ned_Auc_Content FA.indd 8 2013/08/16 4:20 PM NEDERBURG AUCTION 2013 9 2013 INDEX TO LOTS BY PARTICIPANTS PARTICIPANTS WINE VINTAGE PACK SIZE RESERVE PRICE CASES ITEM PAGE PER CASE Morgenhof Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 2000 6x750ml R 1,320 15 45 77 Estate Merlot Reserve 2001 6x750ml R 1,500 15 71 77 Mulderbosch Chardonnay Barrel Fermented 2008 6x750ml R 1,053 20 29 78 Mullineux Granite Syrah 2010 2x1.5L R 1,580 3 123 79 Nederburg Private Collection Item: 1980 12x375ml R 3,000 1 132 80 Private Bin Edelkeur Private Collection Item: 1988 12x375ml R 2,400 2 128 80 Private Bin Eminence II Centuries Sauvignon Blanc 2009 6x750ml R 900 20 97 81 Private Bin D215 2007 12x750ml R 800 12 106 81 Sauvignon Blanc Private Bin D234 2009 12x750ml R 860 18 124 81 Sauvignon Blanc Private Bin D253 Sauvignon 2009 12x750ml R 700 65 38 82 Blanc / Chardonnay Private Bin D270 Chardonnay 2009 6x750ml R 850 75 17 82 Private Bin Edelkeur 2005 12x375ml R 1,200 20 89 82 Private Bin Eminence 2007 12x375ml R 1,000 20 101 83 Private Bin R109 Cabernet 2001 12x750ml R 1,200 65 30 83 Sauvignon / Merlot Private Bin R163 Cabernet 2005 12x750ml R 1,200 85 3 83 Sauvignon Private Bin R163 Cabernet 2006 12x750ml R 1,200 190 73 84 Sauvignon Private Bin R181 Merlot 2001 12x750ml R 1,100 90 55 84 Private Bin R181 Merlot 2007 12x750ml R 1,100 110 14 84 Private Bin R104 Petit Verdot 2001 6x750ml R 600 20 22 85 Neethlingshof Lord Neethling Pinotage 2001 6x750ml R 1,800 10 98 86 Lord Neethling Weisser Riesling 2007 6x375ml R 950 10 43 86 Noble Late Harvest Ned_Auc_Content FA.indd 9 2013/08/16 4:20 PM 10 NEDERBURG AUCTION 2013 2013 INDEX TO LOTS BY PARTICIPANTS PARTICIPANTS WINE VINTAGE PACK SIZE RESERVE PRICE CASES ITEM PAGE PER CASE Nuy Rooi Muskadel 2005 12x750ml R 1,080 10 103 87 Wit Muskadel 2007 6x750ml R 1,080 20 80 87 Oak Valley The Oak Valley Blend 2004 6x750ml R 720 5 112 88 Oude Libertas Private Collection Item: 1971 6x750ml R 1,000 1 42 89 Pinotage Overgaauw Cabernet Sauvignon 2009 6x750ml R 900 10 19 90 Paul Cluver Chardonnay 2008 6x750ml R 720 10 127 91 Pinotage Association 2008 Absa Top 10 Winners - 10x750ml R 6,000 5 1 92-93 Raats Family Chenin Blanc 2008 6x750ml R 750 10 21 94 Family Chenin Blanc 2009 6x750ml R 750 10 85 94 Remhoogte Chenin Blanc Reserve 2010 6x750ml R 900 20 115 95 'Honeybunch' Rhebokskloof Estate Chardonnay 2009 6x750ml R 850 5 34 96 Rietvallei 1908 Muscadel 2003 6x375ml R 1,200 6 63 97 Rijk Tulbagh Volsoet Chenin Blanc 1997 6x750ml R 600 12 92 98 Rijk's Fascination 2006 6x750ml R 900 15 18 99 2005 Cellar Pinotage 2006 6x750ml R 1,800 15 86 100 2007 Cellar Shiraz 2006 6x750ml R 1,200 15 54 99 Rudera Robusto Chenin Blanc 2009 6x750ml R 600 10 117 101 Rupert & Rothschild Classique 2008 6x750ml R 921 20 94 102 Rustenberg Private Collection Item: 1984 12x750ml R 3,096
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