Reunion of 8 bottles of Burgundy wines. - 1 bottle of NUITS-SAINT-GEORGES 1929 Château GRIS Monopole du Domaine LUPE-CHOLET. Level: 7.8 cm under the capsule. Fair condition, traces, stains. - 3 bottles of GEVREY-CHAMBERTIN Gazetiers 1947 by Domaine Louis LATOUR. Fair condition, dirty, traces, snags, one label partially detached. - 1 bottle of 1953 GEVREY-CHAMBERTIN by Négociant J. CALVET & Cie. Good condition, traces, dusty. - 1 bottle VOSNE-ROMANEE Echezeaux 1962 by Domaine Alfred MAGNIEN. Low level. Good condition, dusty, traces. - 2 bottles of NUITS-SAINT-GEORGES 1969 by Domaine AUBRY Père & Fils. Good condition.

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