Wine o'clock Geneva #130

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For those who have searched for Jacques Tatasciore’s wines one bottle at a time, Wine o’clock 130 offers something rather special: 39 lots from Domaine de la Rochette, bringing together 86 bottles, seven cuvées and selected vintages from 2010 to 2022. Among Switzerland’s most accomplished Pinot Noirs, these are wines worthy of a place beside great Burgundy. Here, collectors can explore them through individual bottles, verticals and assortments from a single year.
Burgundy answers with Rousseau’s Clos Saint-Jacques 2019, ten consecutive vintages of Roumier’s Clos de la Bussière and Domaine de la Romanée-Conti, including Romanée-Conti 1972. Bordeaux reaches back to Margaux 1924 and Yquem 1893, alongside Petrus and collections that bring the character of a vintage into focus: a twelve-bottle 1999 assortment and a nine-bottle Duclot Collection 2000.
The final chapter belongs to spirits: early Tarragone Chartreuse, Glen Grant 1936 aged 50 years, historic Glenlivet and numbered Moon Import releases. A catalogue to explore for the bottles long sought, and the collections one might never have expected to find together.

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PLEASE NOTE - IN THE EVENT OF A WINNING BID, A BUYER'S COMMISSION OF 22% (EXCL. VAT) WILL BE CHARGED ON THE HAMMER PRICE OF EACH LOT.

In the event that the buyer completes a purchase and wishes to collect the goods, collection must take place within a period of 42 days.
After expiry of this period, quarterly storage fees shall be invoiced, calculated as follows: CHF 10 per month per case of 12 bottles, subject to a minimum charge of CHF 100.
In addition to storage fees, insurance costs shall be charged at a rate of 0.5% of the hammer price (excluding VAT) plus the buyer’s premium (excluding VAT).

(*) Swiss duty-paid at the Ports Francs de Genève: Swiss VAT at the rate of 8.1% will be applied to both the hammer price and the buyer's commission.