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northzax Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Jan-13-05 01:19 PM
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Can I borrow 7500 Pounds Sterling?
I wish to acquire this bottle of wine...anyone? I'll let you have a sip...




CHEVAL BLANC 1947 Magnum - 100 Points R.Parker
This chateau bottled magnum has an incredible level (In the neck).

"What can I say about this mammoth wine that is more like port than dry red table wine? The 1947 Cheval Blanc exhibits such a thick texture it could double as motor oil. The huge nose of fruitcake, chocolate, leather, coffee, and Asian spices is mind-boggling. The unctuous texture and richness of sweet fruit are amazing. Consider the fact that this wine is, technically, appallingly deficient in acidity and excessively high in alcohol. Moreover, its volatile acidity levels would be considered intolerable by modern day oenologists. Yet how can they explain that after 47 years the wine is still remarkably fresh, phenomenally concentrated, and profoundly complex? It has to make you wonder about the direction of modern day winemaking. Except for one dismal, murky, troubled, volatile double-magnum, this wine has been either perfect or nearly perfect every time I have had it. But beware, there are numerous fraudulent bottles, particularly magnums, of 1947 Cheval Blanc in the marketplace.
Having a 1947 Cheval Blanc served out of an impeccably stored magnum three times over the last three years made me once again realize what a great job I have. The only recent Bordeaux vintages that come even remotely close to the richness, texture, and viscosity of so many of these right bank 1947s are 1982 and 1990.
Drink from 1992 to 2022" (Robert Parker)

Price/btl (in bond): was GPB 8000, NOW GPB 7500
To see the bottle, click here: http://www.antique-wine.com/sale
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Bush_Eats_Beef Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Jan-13-05 01:30 PM
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1. The OFFICIAL drink of "Bush's Base"
"The "haves" and the "have mores" (snicker, giggle, guffaw)...some people call you "the elite"...I call you "my base" (snicker, giggle, guffaw, applause)"



And there is a place being kept warm in hell for Bush and his base.

:grr:
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