Reunion of 12 bottles of Rhône Valley wines. - 1 bottle of COTES DU RHONE 1985 from Domaine E. GUIGAL. Good condition. - 4 bottles of COTES DU RHONE Réserve Rochetour 1985 by Domaine du GOURGET. Average condition, traces, tears, stains, one label detached. - 2 bottles of GIGONDAS 1984, one presumed to be from Domaine SANTA DUC. Fair condition, stains, traces. - 2 bottles HERMITAGE 1985, one presumably from L'Union des Propriétaires de Vins Fins. Average condition, tears, stains. - 1 bottle of COTE-ROTIE 1985 from Domaine J. VIDAL-FLEURY. Good condition, a few stains. - 1 bottle CHATEAUNEUF-DU-PAPE 1988 by Château de la FONT DU LOUP. Fair condition, dusty, traces. - 1 bottle CHATEAUNEUF-DU-PAPE 1985 Clos du Calvaire from Domaines du Père PAPE. Fair condition, label fallen off, a few stains.

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