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Fine Wine & Spirits AUSTRALIAN 12 1 bottle Penfolds Bin 389 Cabernet Shiraz 1 Vintage 2006 1 bottle Penfolds Grange Bin 95 Grange $50 - $100 Vintage 1996, bottled 1997 12a $300 - $500 2 bottles Penfolds Bin 389 Cabernet Shiraz Vintage 2007 2 Estimate $50 - 100 per bottle 1 bottle Penfolds Grange Bin 95 Vintage $100 - $200 1998, bottled 1999 13 $300 - $500 4 bottles Penfolds Koohunga Hill Shiraz - Cabernet Sauvignon Vintage 1997 FINE WINE & 2a (one label with cut score) 1 bottle Penfolds Grange Bin 95 Vintage estimate $20 - $50 per bottle 1999, $80 - $200 Bottle No 7132 SPIRITS $350 - $500 14 4 bottles Penfolds Koohunga Hill Shiraz - 2b Cabernet Sauvignon Vintage 1998 THURSDAY 29 APRIL 1 bottle Penfolds Grange Bin 95 Vintage estimate $20 - $50 per bottle 2007 $80 - $200 Bottle No CA689 2PM START $350 - $500 15 3 bottles Penfolds Koohunga Hill Shiraz - 3 Cabernet Sauvignon Vintage 1998 1 bottle Penfolds St Henri Shiraz Vintage estimate $20 - $50 per bottle 1998 $60 - $150 $50 - $100 ON VIEW 16 4 6 bottles Penfolds Koohunga Hill Seventy SIx 1 bottle Penfolds St Henri Shiraz Vintage Shiraz - Cabernet Vintage 2010, THURDAY 29 APRIL 2013 in orignal unopened carton $50 - $100 estimate $20 - 50 per bottle $120 - $300 9AM - 2PM 5 6 bottles Penfolds Bin 389 Cabernet Shiraz 17 Vintage 1997, 3 bottles Penfolds Coonawarra Bin 128 in original unopened carton Vintage 1996 estimate $70 - 100 per bottle estimate $50 - 100 per bottle AUCTION AND VIEWING $400 - $600 $150 - $300 6 18 AT 94 FEATHERSTON ST 6 bottles Penfolds Bin 389 Cabernet Shiraz 3 bottles Penfolds Kalimna Bin 28 Vintage Vintage 2002, 1996 in orignal unopened carton estimate $50 - 100 per bottle WELLINGTON estimate $70 - 100 per bottle $150 - $300 $400 - $600 19 7 3 bottles Penfolds Kalimna Shiraz Bin 28 6 bottles Penfolds Bin 389 Cabernet Shiraz Vintage 1998 Vintage 2004, estimate $50 - 100 per bottle $150 - $300 ENQUIRIES in orignal unopened carton estimate $70 - 100 per bottle $400 - $600 20 3 bottles Penfolds Kalimna Shiraz Bin 28 PH: 04 472 1367 8 Vintage 1998 3 bottles Penfolds Bin 389 Cabernet Shiraz estimate $50 - 100 per bottle Vintage 1996 $150 - $300 [email protected] estimate $50 - 100 per bottle $150 - $300 21 1 bottle Penfolds St Henri Shiraz Vintage www.dunbarsloane.com 9 1991 (label loose) 2 bottles Penfolds Bin 389 Cabernet Shiraz $100 - $200 Vintage 1996 estimate $50 - 100 per bottle 22 $100 - $200 3 bottles Noon Winery ‘Reserve’ Shiraz Long- PLEASE NOTE due to live bidding horne Creek Vintage 2018 10 estimate $60 - 90 per bottle estimates are per bottle, but where 1 bottle Penfolds Bin 389 Cabernet Shiraz $180 - $300 there are multiple bottles per lot your Vintage 1998 $50 - $100 23 bid must be for the total value of the 1 bottle Spring Road Kangaroo Island Shiraz lot, not on a per bottle basis. 11 Vintage 2017 1 bottle Penfolds Bin 389 Cabernet Shiraz $50 - $80 Vintage 2001 $50 - $100 24 1 bottle Spring Road Kangaroo Island Shiraz Cabernet Vintage 2017 $50 - $80 25 38 49 1 bottle Yalumba The Signature Cabernet 5 bottles Mixed Lot, 3 bottles Mixed Lot, Sauvignon and Shiraz Vintage 2005 The Willows Vineyard Barossa Valley Caber- 1 bottle Ch Brane - Cantenac Margaux $40 - $80 net Sauvignon Vintage 1997 Vintage 1970 Idyll Vineyard Geelong Cabernet Sauvignon 1 bottle Ch du Marquis de Mons Saint - Emil- 26 Vintage 1980 ion Vintage 1970 1 bottle St Hallett Old Block Shiraz Barossa Knight Granite Hills Cabernet Sauvignon 1 bottle Ch Laroque Saint - Emilion Vintage Vintage 2002 Vintage 1981 1966 $30 - $80 Diamond Valley Vineyards Cabernet Vintage Estimate $20 - 40 per bottle (all with lower 1981 shoulder ullage levels) 27 Mount Pleasant Elizabeth Hunter Valley $60 - $120 1 bottle The Rothbury Estate Hunter Valley Semillon Vintage 1994 Shiraz Vintage 1991 (tear to back label) Estimate $10 - 30 per bottle 50 $30 - $80 $50 - $150 3 bottles Ch Branaire (Duluc-Ducru) Saint- Julien Bordeaux Vintage 1982 28 39 Estimate $60 - 140 per bottle (one label af) 1 bottle Chapel Hill ‘Reserve’ Cabernet Sau- 1 bottle Leeuwin Estate Margaret River Char- $180 - $420 vignon - Shiraz Vintage 1992 donnay Vintage 2016 $30 - $60 $50 - $80 51 2 bottles Chateau Haut-Marbuzet Saint-Este- 29 40 phe Vintage 1982 1 bottle Taltarni Shiraz Victoria Vintage 1979 1 bottle De Bortoli Show Liqueur Muscat, Estimate $50 - 100 per bottle $30 - $80 Oak Barrel Ages 8years in original canister $100 - $200 $60 - $100 30 52 2 bottles Taltarni Reserve des Pyrenees Cab- FRENCH 2 bottles Chateau de Fieuzal Graves Grand ernet - Malbec Victoria Vintage 1982 Cru Vintage 1982 estimate $30 - 80 per bottle 41 Estimate $50 - 100 per bottle $60 - $160 1 bottle Ch-Lascombes Grand Cru Classe $100 - $200 Margaux Vintage 1964, No 121185 31 $100 - $200 53 1 bottle Wendouree Shiraz Clare Valley 2 bottles Chateau Chasse-Spleen Moulis en Vintage 1985 42 Medoc Vintage 1982 $40 - $80 1 bottle Ch Prieure-Lichine Grand Cru Classe Estimate $50 - 100 per bottle Margaux Vintage 1957, $100 - $200 32 No 004843, (top shoulder ullage level) 1 bottle Yarra Yering Dry Red Wine No1 $200 - $600 54 Vintage 1980 (label showing foxing) 2 bottles Chateau Bonalgue Pomerol Vintage $50 - $100 43 1982 1 bottle Chateau Saint Pierre St Julien-Bey- Estimate $30 - 50 per bottle 33 chevelle Grand Cru Medoc Vintage 1971 $60 - $100 1 bottle Wynns Coonawarra Estate John $30 - $50 Riddoch Ltd Release Cabernet Sauvignon 55 Vintage 1987 44 2 bottles Chateau Siran Margaux Vintage $40 - $80 2 bottles Clos Rene Pomerol Vintage 1976 1982 Estimate $30 - 50 per bottle Estimate $30 - 50 per bottles 34 $60 - $100 $60 - $100 1 bottle Lake’s Folly Pokolbin Cabernet Sau- vignon Vintage 1979 45 56 $30 - $60 2 bottles Chateau Les Ormes De Pez St Este- 2 bottles Chateau Chemin Royal Cru Bour- phe - Medoc Vintage 1971 geois Listrac - Medoc Vintage 1982 35 Estimate $30 - 50 per bottle (one with tear to Estimate $30 - 50 per bottle 1 bottle Lindemans Coonawarra St George cap cover) $60 - $100 Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon Vintage 1981 $60 - $100 $30 - $70 57 46 1 bottle Chateau Bel Air Marquis d’Aligre 36 1 bottle Chateau de Pez Saint - Estephe Margaux Vintage 1978 2 bottles Virgin Hills Tom Lazar Kyneton Grand Vin Vintage 1985 $50 - $100 Vintage 1980 and 1981 $30 - $50 Estimate $20 - 50 per bottle 58 $40 - $100 47 1 bottle Les Brulieres de Beychevelle 2 bottles Mixed Lot, Haut-Medoc Vintage 1982 37 1 bottle Chateau Livran Vintage 1971 $30 - $50 5 bottles Mixed Lot, 1 bottle Domaine de Sarpe Saint-Emilion Mount Mary Vineyard Cabernets Vintage Vintage 1970 59 1981 Estimate $20 - 40 per bottle 1 bottle Chateau Grand-Puy-Lacoste Pauillac Leconfield Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon $40 - $80 Saint Guirons Vintage 1979 Vintage 1982 $30 - $50 Bowen Estate Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvi- 48 gnon Vintage 1981 2 bottles Mixed Lot, 60 Pauletts Polish Hill River Cabernet Merlot 1 bottle Lebegue Ch. Eyquem Cotes de 1 bottle Chateau Calon-Segur Saint-Estephe Vintage 1997 Bourg Vintage 1970 Vintage 1985 Murray Robson Wines Semillon Vintage 1997 1 bottle Marques de Riscal Elciego (Alava) $50 - $100 (label signed) Vintage 1971 Estimate $10 - 30 per bottle Estimate $20 - 40 per bottle 61 $50 - $150 $40 - $80 1 bottle Chateau Haut-Batailley Pauillac Vintage 1985 $30 - $50 2 62 74 86 1 bottle Chateau Lascombes Margaux Vin- 1 bottle Emile Champet Cote Rotie Vintage 1 bottle Spain Perelada ‘Gran Claustro’ Brut tage 1985 1981 Reserva Vintage 2016 $40 - $80 $50 - $100 $45 - $60 63 75 87 1 bottle Chateau Montrose Saint-Estephe 3 bottles Mixed Lot, 1 bottle Italy Mionetto Prosecco ‘Prestige Medoc Vintage 1978 1 bottle Seigneur des Lieux Vacqueyras No Collection’ Brut Treviso $40 - $80 034337 Vintage 1981 $35 - $50 2 bottles SCA-Cave Des Clairmonts Crozes 64 Hermitage Vintage 1981 88 1 bottle Chateau Leoville Barton Saint-Julien Estimate $20 - 40 per bottle 1 bottle NZ Allan Scott ‘Cecilia’ Ros√© Meth- Vintage 1981 $60 - $120 ode Traditionelle (label af) $40 - $50 $40 - $80 76 4 bottles Mixed Lot 89 65 2 bottles Paul Jaboulet AIne Vacqueyras 1 bottle NZ Morton Estate ‘Premium’ Brut 2 bottles Chateau Bellechasse Bordeaux Vintage 1979 Sparkling Superieur Vintage 1981 2 bottles M. Chapoulier Hermitage Vintage $30 - $40 Estimate $30 - 50 per bottle 1979 $60 - $100 Estimate $10 - 30 per bottle FRENCH WHITES $40 - $120 66 90 4 bottles Ch√¢teau Grandis Haut Medoc 77 1 bottle Domaine Larocje Chablis Grand Cru Bourgeois Vintage 1982 4 bottles Domaine Auguste Clape Cotes du ‘Les Clos’ Vintage 2014 Estimate $30 - 50 per bottle (one label af) Rhone Vintage 2016 $160 - $180 $120 - $200 Estimate $20 - 40 per bottle $80 - $160 91 67 1 bottle Domaine Zind Humbrecht Alsace 3 bottles Mixed Lot, 78 Grand Cru ‘Brand’ Turckheim Riesling Vin- 2 bottles Domaine Piccinini Clos l’Angely 4 bottles Domaine Auguste Clape Cotes du tage 2015 Minervois Vintage 1993 Rhone Vintage 2016 $120 - $140 1 bottle Chateau Fourcas Hosten Listrac Estimate $20 - 40 per bottle Medoc Vintage 1981 (label af) $80 - $160 92 Estimate $10 - 30 per bottle 3 bottles Domaine Zind Humbrecht Alsace $30 - $90 79 Grand Cru ‘Goldert’ Guerberschwihr Muscat 4 bottles Domaine Auguste Clape Cotes du Vintage 2015 68 Rhone Vintage 2016 Estimate $80 - 100 per bottle 3 bottles Mixed Lot, Estimate $20 - 40 per bottle $240 - $300 1 bottle Chateau Loudenne Medoc Vintage $80 - $160 1978 93 1 bottle Chateau Vieux Bomale Bordeaux 80 2 bottles Domaine Schoffit Grand Cru Superieur Vintage 1982 Domaine Jean-Louis Chave Selection Cotes- ‘Rangen’ Clos Saint-Theobald Gewurztramin- 1 bottle Chateau du Juge Bordeaux Vintage du-Rhone Mon Coeur er Vintage 2015 1982 Estimate $20 - 40 per bottle Estimate
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