Saturday, 15 January 2011

Une petite Tour du Vin



A glass of red wine per day...
...keeps the doctor away!



Around the wine region of St. Emilion
South West of France




 










 

    







Autour  Bordeaux et le Medoc






....sorry, we drank it already...



a PAUILLAC and...
 


....a superb magnum MARGAUX!

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Santé!



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Coming up for auction in Bergerac next week:




CHATEAU  MARGAUX, 1982 -  estimated 300/400 Euros



MONBAZILLAC  1929




LE CHATEAU DE MONBAZILLAC

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 CHATEAUX YQUEM, Sauternes 1954
estimated 300/400 Euros
 


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Pomerol, CHATEAU PETRUS - 1960
estimated 400/500 Euros




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Caisse prestige 1994
Petrus, Latour Cheval Blanc, Mouton Rothschild, Lafite Rothschild, Margaux
Sold at auction in Périgueux, December 2010, for 4.100 Euros


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...and shall we sell one of our old wine?


...I don't think so!




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...OOHHPS !



BON WEEKEND A TOUS
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9 comments:

  1. Meine Dinge Franka15 January 2011 at 11:23

    Liebe Karin,
    danke für den Blogbesuch!

    Ja so ein gemütlicher Lesesessel ist etwas Wunderbares!
    Ich hab ja auch so einen.
    Eigentlich sollte ich mein Haus auch mal vorstellen.
    Nur bin ich mit den Aufnahmen nie zufrieden.
    Da merk ich immer wie schwer es ist gute Interiorfotografien zu machen.

    Eure Weinschätze sind ja famos!
    So viele wohlklingende Namen!

    Einen angenehmen Weingenuss und ein ebensolches Wochenende!
    Amicalement!
    *Tasiaa

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  2. Splenderosa16 January 2011 at 00:34

    What a wonderful post! And, ohhhh those bottles, especially the Petrus (my favorite).

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  3. Acquired Objects16 January 2011 at 03:55

    I love red wine and nothing beats a nice Sauternes after dinner. Love the ancient looking bottles talk about atmosphere while you're enjoying!

    Have a wonderful Sunday!
    Debra

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  4. Beadboard UpCountry16 January 2011 at 10:08

    Hi Karin!
    I came at Trish's suggestion, glad I did!!!!!I think the cat likes wine, maybe he tore at some of the labels????? I notice the tear in the Petrus label is in the shape of a heart?????Hmmmm... Great post I am now thirsty. Maryanne ;)

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  5. alaine@éclectique16 January 2011 at 13:44

    Haha; our doctor says 2 glasses! What a wonderful collection! Enjoy!

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  6. Bravehearted Beauty {formerly LLH Designs}17 January 2011 at 14:57

    Bonjour Karin! J'aime Saint-Emilion! C'est meilleur en France! I wish I were there! Avec toi!

    We shared some bottles of red with friends this weekend, but none were as good as an aged Saint-Emilion!

    Have a lovely week!
    Linsey

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  7. LaPouyette20 January 2011 at 06:38

    Hi Maryanne,
    Thank you very much for your visit and comment.

    No, Oskar the cat did not tore the labels, they just somewhat gone with the time.......
    He gave up drinking red wine a wile ago, ha-ha....

    Cheers to you! Karin

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  8. LaPouyette20 January 2011 at 06:40

    Dear Debra,
    You're right - a good Sauternes is perfect for dessert! But also nice for aperitif late afternoon!
    Karin

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  9. LaPouyette20 January 2011 at 06:43

    Hello Alaine from Australia,
    You have a very sensible doctor!!!!
    Thanks a lot for your visit and comments.
    Greetings - Karin

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