|
|
 |
|
|
| |
|
2002 Leoville-Las Cases
|
| status: |
CLOSED |
| current: |
US$101.00
-
No Reserve!
|
| time past closing: |
96 days, 18 hours
7 minutes
2/19/12 9:50P EST
|
| high bidder: |
anshul (170)
|
| # of bids: |
15
bid history
|
| quantity: |
1 Lot
of 1 bottle
|
| ships to: |
United States Only |
| ships from: |
Florida
|
| insurance: |
Standard - $300
|
| lot: |
#17458772
Email item
Watch item
|
|
|
2002 Leoville-Las Cases
Seller Will Ship To: United States Only
Size of Bottles in this Lot: 750
Number of Bottles in lot: 1
Bottle Fill Level: New Bottle
Bottle Label Condition: Good
Shipping Policy: Buyer Pays
Payment Methods Accepted: Money Order, Personal Check, Paypal (Credit Cards), Paypal (eChecks)
Only 43% of the production made it into the final blend of this remarkable 2002. Produced from a low 17 hectoliters per hectare, it includes 66.7% Cabernet Sauvignon, 14.5% Merlot, 13.9% Cabernet Franc, and the rest Petit Verdot. It has the highest alcohol ever achieved in a Leoville Las Cases (13.5%) as well as a lofty pH of 3.85. Nevertheless, the impression is one of a structured wine with considerable density, a ruby/purple color, layers of flavor, and a classic overall personality. The wine exhibits pure black currant, licorice-infused fruit, huge body, a viscous mid-palate, and a long, heady finish. I suspect this wine won’t be nearly as charming as the 2003 in its youth, but it hasn’t yet closed down, and I am amazed at just how rich, intense, and full-bodied it tastes even after bottling. This is certainly one of the half dozen or so candidates for wine of the vintage. Anticipated maturity: 2012-2030+." Robert Parker's Wine Advocate #158
(WA, 04/01/2005)
Rating: 95
Drink from: 2012-2030+
|
|
2002 Leoville-Las Cases
|
| |
Payment & shipping details
|
Shipping cost:
--
Insurance:
--
Payment instructions: add 3% for paypal
|
| |
2002 Leoville-Las Cases
What to do if you are the buyer or seller
anshul (170) is the winner.
anshul, please complete the checkout process to arrange shipping and payment.
Seller, Send Buyer an Invoice Requesting Payment
If you are the winning buyer, check out now.
2002 Leoville-Las Cases
If you're the seller or the high bidder - now what?
1. Contact each other. The seller (sellfirst) and the high bidder (anshul) should contact each other within three business days to discuss payment and shipping details.
2. Leave feedback for the other party once the the seller has received the payment and the winning bidder has received the item.
Leave feedback to seller -
Leave feedback to bidder
Details for the seller and high bidder(s):
The seller should contact the winning bidder(s) with information on the total cost, including shipping, and where to send payment. The winning bidder(s) must pay the seller directly for the item(s), and it is the seller's responsibility to fulfill the order when payment terms are met. The binding contract of the auction is between the winning bidder and the seller.
If the seller is unable to establish contact with the high bidder within 3 business days of the end of the auction, he/she may lose the place as winning bidder, and be at risk for receiving negative feedback which can ultimately lead to suspension from WineCommune.
2002 Leoville-Las Cases
|
|
)
