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Singapore, 22 May 2011 IN ASSOCIATION WITH

FINE & RARE WINE
名莊珍貴紅酒拍賣
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John Andreas
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2 Auction Information Fax : +65 67456466
6 Property for sale
37 Index 亞太區代表
蘇芸加 Sophie Su
40 Condition of Business for Buyer and Seller
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45 Telephone Bids Form Hp : +886 932 940674 (Taiwan)
46 Written Bids Form +86 1370 1158 307 (China)
47 Telephone Bids Form in Chinese
48 Written Bids Form in Chinese Specialists in charge of this sale
Milan Veld
milan@winefields.nl
Doris Vroom
doris@winefields.nl
Auction 拍賣
Sunday, 22 May 2011 Winefield’s Amsterdam
Starting at 16.00 Pieter Aertszstraat 47
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Pre-sale Testing info@winefields.nl
Saturday, 21 May 2011, 10.00 - 20.00 www.winefields.nl
Sunday, 22 May 2011, 13.00 - 16.00

AUCTIONEER
Milan Veld
Doris Vroom
Venue 地點
GRAND COPTHORNE WATERFRONT Hotel SHIPPING
level 2 Ballrooms Mike Chua
392 Havelock Road CONDITION REPORT

Singapore 169663 Putri Annisya Rasjid
Mike Chua
FINANCE
Septiana
DESIGN AND PHOTOGRAPHY

Albertine Dijkema
Aldy Rio Helmi
Agustina Untari
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Winefield’s Auctioneers of Amsterdam, in association with Borobudur
Auction, is delighted to announce its third wine auction in Singapore.
The specialised Dutch wine auction house Winefield’s Auctioneers, was
established in 2005 by the passionate wine lovers Milan Veld and Martin
Derksen in cooperation with Mark Savage MW. After many successful
wine sales in Europe, Winefield’s has now joined forces with Borobudur
Auction to conduct wine auctions in Singapore.
The third auction to be held on May 22, 2011, promises an exciting
collection of an excellent selection of Bordeaux from the best Chateaus
available. Lot 204 - 323
Seven vintages of Lafite Rothschild, including a case from the legendary
2005 vintage, and alongside thirteen vintages of Latour and Mouton; ten
vintages of Margaux and seven of Haut Brion. From the rightbank there
will offered several lots of mature Chateau Petrus, Chateau Lafleur from
different vintages and Chateau Le Pin in magnums. Other highlights
include cases of 1996 Cheval Blanc and an impressive 16 bottle ‘Carre
d’As’ case from the benchmark 2000.
IN ASSOCIATION WITH
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PAUILLAC
CHATEAU LYNCH-BAGES
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The history of Lynch-Bages takes us back to the late 17th Century, to 1691, Château Pichon Longueville Château Pichon Longueville
when John Lynch arrived in France from Ireland, and established himself Comtesse de Lalande 1988 Comtesse de Lalande 1990
as a trader of textiles, wool and leather in the bustling port of Bordeaux. Pauillac, 2ème Grand Cru Classé Pauillac, 2ème Grand Cru Classé
He soon put down roots in his new home, marrying a local girl Guillemette Excellent level and appearance Excellent level and appearance
Constant, and together they had two children. Of these, it was Thomas
who seems to have been the most active in vinous circles, and during R 6 bottles (OWC) R 6 bottles (OWC)
the 18th Century the family made a number of significant acquisitions,
not only those two estates in Pauillac that still bear their name today, SGD 800. - 1,200. SGD 1,000. - 1,400.
Lynch-Bages and Lynch-Moussas, but also Dauzac in Margaux. The estate USD 640. - 960. USD 800. - 1,120.
of concern here, Lynch-Bages, actually came to the family by marriage,
when Thomas was wedded to Elizabeth Drouillard. She had inherited the
estate from her brother Pierre Drouillard, and he in turn had purchased
the property from a gentleman named Bernard Dejean, who had owned 208 209
vineyards around Bages and on the Grand-Puy plateau.
Château Pichon Longueville Château Pichon Longueville
Comtesse de Lalande 1988 Baron 2000
Pauillac, 2ème Grand Cru Classé Pauillac, 2ème Grand Cru Classé
Excellent level and appearance Excellent level and appearance
R 6 magnums - 1,5 ltr (OWC) 12 bottles (OWC)

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Château Lynch-Bages 1988 SGD 1,600. - 2,200. SGD 1,900. - 2,500.
Pauillac, 5ème Grand Cru Classé USD 1,280. - 1,760. USD 1,520. - 2,000.
Excellent level and appearance
R 6 magnums - 1,5 ltr (OWC)
SGD 1,600. - 2,200.

USD 1,280. - 1,760.
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Château Lynch-Bages 1990 SAINT-JULIEN
Pauillac, 5ème Grand Cru Classé
R 12 bottles (OWC) 210 211

Château Léoville Las Cases 1998 Château Léoville-Barton 1995
SGD 3,800. - 4,800. Saint-Julien, 2ème Grand Cru Classé Saint-Julien, 2ème Grand Cru Classé
USD 3,040. - 3,840. Excellent level and appearance Excellent level and appearance
R 12 bottles (OWC) R 12 bottles (OWC)
SGD 1,500. - 2,100. SGD 1,150. - 1,650.

USD 1,200. - 1,680. USD 880. - 1,320.
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POMEROL
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Top of Pomerol Assortment Case Château Lafleur 1999 Château Lafleur 2001 Château Lafleur 2001
Château La Conseillante 2005
Château Pétrus 2002 (1) Pomerol Pomerol Pomerol Pomerol
Château Trotanoy 2002 (1) Excellent level and appearance Excellent level and appearance Excellent level and appearance Excellent level and appearance
Château Lafleur 2002 (1)
R 12 bottles R 6 bottles (OWC) R 6 bottles (OWC) R 6 bottles (OWC)
Château Latour-a-Pomerol 2002 (1)
Château La-Grave-a-Pomerol 2002(1) SGD 2,700. - 3,400. SGD 2,100. - 3,000. SGD 1,900. - 2,700. SGD 1,900. - 2,700.
Château Certan Mazerelle 2002 (1) USD 2,160. - 2,720. USD 1,680. - 2,400. USD 1,520. - 2,160. USD 1,520. - 2,160.
Pomerol
R 6 bottles (OWC)
219 220
SGD 1,450. - 1,800. Château Lafleur 2002 Château Lafleur 2004
USD 1,160. - 1,440. Pomerol Pomerol
SGD 1,300. - 1,900. SGD 2,500. - 3,400.

USD 1,040. - 1,520. USD 2,000. - 2,720.
Château Trotanoy
The Trotanoy vineyard comprises just 7.5 hectares positioned partly on the Pomerol plateau, partly on
the slope to the west. The lower parts on the west-facing slope are rich in a dark clay which characterises
much of the Pomerol appellation, whereas those parts higher up contain much more gravel. The subsoil
contains gravel and sand, and deeper still is the crasse de fer, the rock-hard layer of iron-rich soil which
lies beneath many of these Libournais vineyards. At the centre sits the chateau, where Jean-Jacques
resides, a rather modest but attractive house dating from the late 19th Century. The vines that surround
it are 90% Merlot and 10% Cabernet Franc, and as the majority survived the devastating frost of 1956
they have a venerable age, approximately 40 years on average.
Like Petrus, the vineyard of which is a little larger than that of Trotanoy, the harvest here may be finished
in less than two days, even if the pickers are restricted to working in the afternoon after the warmth of
the day has lifted the morning dew. The hand-picked fruit is delivered to the cellars, where it is vinified
in small concrete vats for up to ten days, followed by a week of maceration on the skins. Up until 2007
it was oenologist Jean-Claude Berrouet that oversaw operations in the cellars, as he also did at Petrus,
but with his retirement he has been replaced by Eric Murisasco here and at the other Moueix proper-
ties except for Petrus, where Jean-Claude’s son Oliver has taken over. The vinification here is handled in
much the same way as Petrus; it sounds wrong to describe it in this way, but we should remember that
although Petrus and Trotanoy are separate estates, under different administrations, they are in truth
under the control - as far as viticulture and vinification are concerned - of one man, Christian Moueix.
Perhaps one of the most notable differences between the two estates is that whereas Petrus sees 100%
new oak each year, the barrels at Trotanoy are typically only one-third to one-half new each vintage, and
the wines is kept within typically for 18 months prior to bottling.
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Château Lafleur 1999
Pomerol
214 215 R 2 double magnums - 3 ltr
Château Trotanoy 2001 Château Trotanoy 2001
Pomerol SGD 3,000. - 4,200.
Pomerol
Excellent level and appearance USD 2,400. - 3,360.
SGD 750. - 950.
SGD 750. - 950. 221
USD 600. - 760.
USD 600. - 760.
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Château Cheval Blanc 1996 Château Cheval Blanc 1996 Château Cheval Blanc 1996 (2)
Saint-Émilion, 1er Grand Cru Classé Saint-Émilion, 1er Grand Cru Classé Château Cheval Blanc 1997 (1)
Château Cheval Blanc 1983 (1)
Saint-Émilion
Saint-Émilion, 1er Grand Cru Classé
SGD 1,900. - 2,850. SGD 1,900. - 2,850. Excellent level and appearance
USD 1,520. - 2,280. USD 1,520. - 2,280.
R 4 bottles
SGD 1,150. - 1,500.

USD 920. - 1,200.
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Château Cheval Blanc 1999 Château Cheval Blanc 1996 Château Cheval Blanc 2001
Saint-Émilion, 1er Grand Cru Classé Saint-Émilion, 1er Grand Cru Classé Saint-Émilion, 1er Grand Cru Classé
Château Cheval-Bl anc, Excellent level and appearance Excellent level and appearance Excellent level and appearance
Saint-Émilion, R 5 bottles R 3 magnums - 1,5 ltr R 6 magnums - 1,5 ltr (OWC)
1er Grand Cru Classé
SGD 1,600. - 2,400. SGD 2,100. - 2,850. SGD 4,200. - 5,700.
Is there any château more enigmatic than Cheval Blanc? This Premier Grand USD 1,280. - 1,920. USD 1,680. - 2,280. USD 3,360. - 4,560.
Cru Classé property (Class A) occupies a unique position in Saint-Émilion and
Bordeaux. With its mysterious name, its vineyards dominated by Cabernet Franc
and, to cut to the chase, a history of turning out simply fabulous wines, it is
no wonder Cheval Blanc is such an irresistible lure to so many. Cheval Blanc’s 228 229 230
most intimate neighbour is Château L’Evangile, a Pomerol property, which lies Château Cheval Blanc 2001 Château Cheval Blanc 1989 Château Cheval Blanc 2004
just across the road. The vines are aged over 30 years on average, and there is a Saint-Émilion, 1er Grand Cru Classé Saint-Émilion, 1er Grand Cru Classé Saint-Émilion, 1er Grand Cru Classé
conscientious approach to vineyard management. Herbicides are nowhere to be Excellent level and appearance Excellent level and appearance Excellent level and appearance
seen, anything other than natural fertiliser is eschewed and the soil between the
rows is ploughed to control weeds and to encourage deep root formation. The R 4 magnums - 1,5 ltr R 1 magnum - 1,5 ltr R 3 magnums - 1,5 ltr (OWC)
vines are harvested typically at 35 hl/ha, assisted by a green harvest during the
summer. No expense is spared in handling the fruit and fermentation. There is SGD 2,800. - 3,600. SGD 950. - 1,350. SGD 1,900. - 2,700.
rigorous selection both in the vineyard and winery, prior to alcoholic fermentation USD 2,240. - 2,880. USD 760. - 1,080. USD 1,520. - 2,160.
in concrete and stainless steel vats, with each vineyard plot vinified separately.
Vintage report:
1996: Following a wet and mild winter, a hot and dry June ensured rapid and
uniform flowering, raising hopes for a plentiful crop. Harvest of the Merlot from the
right bank began on September 16th, and lasted as always for several weeks.
Fresh, characterful, expressive, and the immediate impression is of a wine that

is a success, taking into account the quality of this vintage for the region. The
palate follows through, showing a fine presence, with a delicious, sappy, rounded
character. It has a little weight, shows a touch of grip at the finish, and remains
fresh and very complete throughout.
2001: Uncommonly warm weather in early February had the sap rising, potential
buds swelling, and some vines even pushing out a leaf or two. The latter weeks
of February saw the weather cool, the vines having decided to wait instead for
warmer weather and the buds eventually broke out in March. July was hot and
damp, followed by a wet August. September was dry, and so the grapes remained
healthy, maturing slowly.
This is divine. On the palate, behind a layer of berry fruit rubbed with vanilla,
there is a melding of great character with fine elegance, with great style, although
still showing a rather raw structure at present. Delightful and well-bred wine.
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Pessac-Léognan
OTHER TOP SAINT-EMILION Château Haut-Brion,
Pessac-Léognan,
1er Grand Cru Classé
Haut-Brion, a domaine notable for the grandeur of its wines and were rewarded. After September 20th the weather improved
its illustrious history, a benchmark estate for the Pessac-Léognan significantly and much of the fruit was harvested in very
appellation and the only Graves estate to be ranked in the 1855 good conditions. Robert Parker:”the finest 1995 Bordeaux are
231 classification, has a characteristic that seems unique and even classic vin de garde wines with considerable tannin and, while
Château Ausone 2001 when placed alongside Péssac counterparts this wine seems to accessible, require bottle age”
Saint-Émilion, 1er Grand Cru Classé stand alone. It is not the superficial differences - most notably
the unusual shape of the bottle - that matter, it is the savoury Highly expressive aromas of redcurrant, roasted plum and
richness and complexity on the palate that sets it apart. The vines tobacco. Lots of textured in the middle palate, with a chewy
R 6 magnums - 1,5 ltr (OWC) have been cultivated here for at least six centuries, in a vineyard mouth feel that suggests strong extract and a wonderfully pliant
with an excellent terroir, typical of Bordeaux in that it revolves texture. A firm mineral underpinning and sound acids frame the
SGD 10,450. - 12,400. around two gravel croupes - the same can be said for many of the fruit. Expansive and seductive. Finishes very long and ripe, with
USD 8,360. - 9,920. leading estates of the Médoc. Come harvest time this is naturally thoroughly civilized tannins.
achieved by hand, the ripe fruit delivered with care to the
reception and fermentation areas. The wine is then run off 2004: Cold weather through to March delayed the budding of the
into oak barrels where it may slumber for up to 24 months, vines by up to three weeks. Fortunately, the weather turned, and
occasionally even longer, before bottling. there came several weeks of warm, dry, sunny weather, carrying
the bountiful vines along in good health up until the harvest.
Vintage Report:
The palate is dense, but elegant and harmonious, with a creamy
1995: The summer was extremely warm. Harvest started at 11th but not fat style. There is restraint, with a beautifully composed
September. Heavy rain disturbed early September which then structure, the grip and acid framing the elegant although rather
faded into light showers. Those who waited with harvesting meaty fruit perfectly. It has a bright and lifted texture, and overall
La Mondotte the grapes, and this is exactly what the quality-conscious did, a beautiful style with dense complexity.
by C o mt e s S t ep h a n v on Nei p p er g
La Mondotte is located on the eastern part of the Saint-Emilion plateau next to Troplong-Mondot. This 4.5
hectare vineyard is an absolute gem. Its outstanding terroir (clay limestone soil with very silty clay and a
rocky subsoil) has all the natural qualities to produce very great wine.
Excellent hydric regulation encourages the vines to sink their roots deep into the soil. The superb sun
exposure and fine natural drainage due to the steep slope make this a very early-maturing terroir. 233
The vines are an average of 50 years old and the vineyard contains only premium grape varieties (75%
Château Haut-Brion 1995
Pessac-Léognan, 1er Grand Cru Classé
Merlot and 25% Cabernet Franc). Ripening, especially of Merlot, is almost invariably early and complete.
The terroir, age of the vines, and infinite attention paid to viticulture and oenology, combine to produce
truly great wine at La Mondotte. R 5 bottles
La Mondotte is deeply-coloured, well-structured, and extraordinarily opulent. The terroir also confers SGD 1,350. - 2,100.
unparalleled finesse. This rare wine (maximum annual production of just 11,000 bottles) is always in very USD 1,080. - 1,680.
great demand.
“Mondotte 2005 is powerful and has remarkable ageing potential. It is an extremely concentrated, well-
structured wine with a long aftertaste, very deep colour, and superb balance. It is profoundly marked by 234
its soil” Stephan von Neipperg Château Haut-Brion 1995
Pessac-Léognan Blanc, 1er Grand Cru Classé
232 W 2 bottles
La Mondotte
SGD 450. - 650.
Comtes von Neipperg 2005 USD 360. - 520.
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Saint-Émilion
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R 6 bottles (OWC) 235 236
Château Haut-Brion 1997 Château Haut-Brion 1997
SGD 2,700. - 3,400. Pessac-Léognan, 1er Grand Cru Classé Pessac-Léognan, 1er Grand Cru Classé
USD 2,160. - 2,720. Excellent level and appearance Excellent level and appearance
R 12 half bottles - 37,5 cl (OWC) R 8 bottles
SGD 1,500. - 2,300. SGD 2,100. - 2,850.

USD 1,200. - 1,840. USD 1,680. - 2,280.
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241
R 2 magnums - 1,5 ltr
SGD 1,400. - 1,800.

USD 1,120. - 1,440.
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Château Haut-Brion 1997 Château Haut-Brion 2001 Château Haut-Brion 2004
Pessac-Léognan, 1er Grand Cru Classé Pessac-Léognan, 1er Grand Cru Classé Pessac-Léognan, 1er Grand Cru Classé
Excellent level and appearance Excellent level and appearance Excellent level and appearance
R 1 magnum - 1,5 ltr R 6 magnums - 1,5 ltr (OWC) Excellent level and appearance
SGD 500. - 750. SGD 4,200. - 5,300. SGD 2,100. - 2,850.

USD 400. - 600. USD 3,360. - 4,240. USD 1,680. - 2,280.
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R 6 bottles
SGD 2,100. - 2,850.

USD 1,680. - 2,280.
C H AT E A U L A M I S S I O N H A U T - B R I O N
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Château La Mission Haut-Brion 2004
Pessac-Léognan, Cru Classé Rouge
238 239 240 Excellent level and appearance
Château Haut-Brion 2004 Château Haut-Brion 1996 Château Haut-Brion 1996
Pessac-Léognan, 1er Grand Cru Classé Pessac-Léognan, 1er Grand Cru Classé Pessac-Léognan, 1er Grand Cru Classé R 3 magnums - 1,5 ltr (OWC)
SGD 800. - 1,150.
R 6 bottles (OWC) R 2 magnums - 1,5 ltr R 2 magnums - 1,5 ltr USD 640. - 920.
SGD 2,100. - 2,850. SGD 1,400. - 1,800. SGD 1,400. - 1,800.

USD 1,680. - 2,280. USD 1,120. - 1,440. USD 1,120. - 1,440.
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PAU I L L A C
Chateau L atour,
Pa u i l l a c 1 e r G r a n d C r u C l a s s é
Although viticulture did not come to dominate the landscape of the Mé-
doc until the early 18th Century, once the Dutch engineers had drained
the marshland and exposed the gently rolling hills of gravel so suited to
the vine, that does not mean there is no history here before that time.
Chateau Latour is a prime example, as although the extensive vineyards
were not fully established until about 1670, the history of the estate
itself dates back to at least the 14th Century.
For many, Chateau Latour is the epitome of claret. Many would regard
it as the leading first growth, and in the eternal quest to find ‘the wine
of the vintage’ it is frequently Latour that comes out on top. One of its
strengths is said to be that it outperforms in weaker vintages, and so
when the weather has not been so favourable it is perhaps to Latour
that buyers of first growths should look first. The wine also has, as is
fitting for a first growth, a phenomenal propensity for ageing well, with
many tasters remarking that the 1899, 1900, 1928 or perhaps the 1945
come high in their list of candidates for favourite Latour vintage.
Château Margaux, Margaux 1er Grand Cru Classé

Exceptional building and the most important wine estate in the village of Margaux in the Bordeaux wine region,
and a First Growth in the 1855 classification. There is much potential for confusion since both Ch Margaux and
generic wine from the commune of Margaux are colloquially referred to as ‘Margaux’, but the former is likely to
cost many times more than the latter.
Ch Margaux was one of the four New French Clarets captured in the Anglo-French wars at the beginning of the
18th century, and sold in the coffee houses of the City of London (see Bordeaux, history). Thomas Jefferson on
his visit to Bordeaux in 1787 picked it out as one of the ‘four vineyards of first quality’. Sequestered in the French
Revolution after the execution of the owner, it was bought by the Marquis de la Colonilla in 1804 and rebuilt
246 in the First Empire style, by L. Combes, as we know it today - the grandest château of the Haut-Médoc. After
passing through several hands, shares were bought by a Bordeaux wine merchant, Fernand Ginestet, in 1925,
Château Latour 1999 and the family share was slowly increased to give his son Pierre Ginestet complete ownership in 1949. Also a
Pauillac, 1er Grand Cru Classé merchant, he was badly hit by the ‘energy crisis’ in the early 1970s and had to seek a buyer. The French
Excellent level and appearance government refused to allow the American conglomerate National Distillers to buy it, but in 1977, the château
R 6 bottles
was acquired by the French grocery and finance group Félix Potin, headed by the Greek André Mentzelopoulos,
domiciled in France. A great deal of money was spent on restoring the neglected vineyard, chais, and
SGD 2,700. - 3,800. mansion and Émile Peynaud was taken on as consultant. André Mentzelopoulos died suddenly in December 1980,
USD 2,160. - 3,040. and first his wife Laura and then his daughter Corinne took over control, assisted by Paul Pontallier, the young
director who joined the estate in 1983 (coincidentally one of the property’s most successful vintages). In 1992,
in a complicated international deal involving Perrier mineral water, the Italian Agnelli family of Fiat motor cars
became involved in ownership of the estate, but Corinne Mentzelopoulos remained in charge and took a personal
stake in the property.
247 248 The 82 ha/203 acres of dark grape varieties are planted with roughly 75 per cent Cabernet Sauvignon grapes, 20
Château Latour 2005 Château Latour 2001 per cent Merlot, and 5 per cent of Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot. Average total red wine output is about 30,000
Pauillac, 1er Grand Cru Classé Pauillac, 1er Grand Cru Classé cases, of which the resurrected Pavillon Rouge de Ch Margaux is the excellent second wine. A hitherto somewhat
Excellent level and appearance Excellent level and appearance uninspiring white wine Pavillon Blanc was transformed into an ambitious dry wine. It is made in a new and
separate temperature-controlled cellar, with barrel fermentation, exclusively from Sauvignon Blanc grapes
R 3 bottles R 6 magnums - 1,5 ltr (OWC)
planted on 12 ha of separate vineyard
SGD 3,800. - 4,750. SGD 5,700. - 7,600.
USD 3,040. - 3,800. USD 4,560. - 6,080.
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Château Latour 1998 Château Latour 1998 Château Margaux 1998 Château Margaux 2008 Château Margaux 1976
Pauillac, 1er Grand Cru Classé Pauillac, 1er Grand Cru Classé Margaux, 1er Grand Cru Classé Margaux, 1er Grand Cru Classé Margaux, 1er Grand Cru Classé
Excellent level and appearance Excellent level and appearance Excellent level and appearance Excellent level and appearance U. TS, excellent appearance
R 6 bottles (OWC) R 6 bottles (OWC) R 6 half bottles - 37,5 cl (OWC) R 12 bottles (OWC) R 1 bottle
SGD 2,300. - 3,400. SGD 2,300. - 3,400. SGD 1,050. - 1,450. SGD 5,700. - 7,600. SGD 200. - 400.
USD 1,840. - 2,720. USD 1,840. - 2,720. USD 840. - 1,160. USD 4,560. - 6,080. USD 160. - 320.
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Château Margaux 1998
Margaux, 1er Grand Cru Classé
254 R 6 bottles
Margaux, 1er Grand Cru Classé SGD 1,900. - 2,850.
Excellent appearance, u BN USD 1,520. - 2,280.
12 bottles (OWC)
SGD 9,000. - 12,000.

USD 7,200. - 9,600. 258
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Château Margaux 1993 Château Margaux 1995 Excellent level and appearance
Margaux, 1er Grand Cru Classé Margaux, 1er Grand Cru Classé
Excellent level and appearance Excellent level and appearance R 6 bottles (OWC)
R 1 bottle 254 SGD 2,100. - 3,000.

R 3 bottles
USD 1,680. - 2,400.
SGD 200. - 400. SGD 1,450. - 1,800.
USD 160. - 320. USD 1,160. - 1,440.
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257 260 261

Château Margaux 1996 Château Margaux 1999 Château Margaux 2001
Margaux, 1er Grand Cru Classé Margaux, 1er Grand Cru Classé Margaux, 1er Grand Cru Classé
12 bottles (OWC) R 6 half bottles (OWC) R 9 bottles
257 SGD 11,000. - 15,000. SGD 1,150. - 1,700. SGD 3,400. - 5,000.
USD 8,800. - 12,000. USD 920. - 1,360. USD 2,720. - 4,000.
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C h at e a u M a r g a u x 2 0 0 3
A wine of extraordinary complexity and intensity, it reveals
a deep purple color, a style not unlike the 1990 Margaux
(possibly even more concentrated), a velvety texture, and
notes of spring flowers interwoven with camphor, melted A extensive collection
licorice, creme de cassis, and pain grille. Not a blockbuster,
it offers extraordinary intensity as well as a surreal delicacy/
PAUILLAC of Château Mouton-Rothschild (1979-2008)
lightness. There is riveting freshness to this offering, which
tips the scales at a lofty (for this estate) 13.5% alcohol, Château Mouton-Rothschild, a Bordeaux first growth and one of the world’s finest wines,
as well as an alluring sweetness and accessibility. It is owned by Baroness Philippine de Rothschild, only daughter of the legendary Baron
is a profound Chateau Margaux that brings to mind a Philip (1902 - 1988), who also made Mouton a place of art and beauty, not least with
hypothetical blend of the 1982 and 1990. the famous museum of wine in art this exceptional estate include a193 acre vineyard at
Pauillac, planted with Cabernet-Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet-Franc and Petit Verdot.
262 Each year since 1945, the Château Mouton Rothschild has been illustrated with an original
work of a major contemporary artist. In exceptional departure from this tradition for the
Château Margaux 2003 2000 vintage, Baroness Philippine has chosen an ornamental silver gilt antique, one of the
Margaux, 1er Grand Cru Classé
museum’s finest exhibits and the emblem of the chateau. It is the little ‘Augsburgh Ram’
a drinking vessel created around 1590 by Jakob Schenauer, a German master goldsmith,
12 bottles (OWC) and reproduced on the bottle using a new technique for enameling in relief. In this way,
a treasure from the past has been given new life thanks to modern know-how, tuning the
SGD 9,000. - 12,000. bottle itself into a collector’s item.
USD 7,200. - 9,600.
263 264
Château Margaux 1997 Château Margaux 1998 268
Margaux, 1er Grand Cru Classé Margaux, 1er Grand Cru Classé Château Mouton-Rothschild 1984 (1)
Excellent level and appearance Excellent level and appearance Château Mouton-Rothschild 1985 (1)
R 2 magnums – 1,5 ltr R 3 magnums - 1,5 ltr Château Mouton-Rothschild 1986 (1)
Château Mouton-Rothschild 1991 (1)
SGD 1,350. - 1,700. SGD 2,500. - 3,500. Château Mouton-Rothschild 1992 (1)
USD 1,080. - 1,360. USD 2,000. - 2,800.
US label
265 266 Château Mouton-Rothschild 1993 (1)
European label
Château Margaux 1998 Château Margaux 1999
Margaux, 1er Grand Cru Classé Margaux, 1er Grand Cru Classé Château Mouton-Rothschild 1994 (1)
Excellent level and appearance Excellent level and appearance Château Mouton-Rothschild 1995 (1)
R 2 magnums - 1,5 ltr R 2 magnums - 1,5 ltr
SGD 1,600. - 2,200. SGD 1,450. - 1,900. Château Mouton-Rothschild 1999 (1)
USD 1,280. - 1,760. USD 1,160. - 1,520. Pauillac, 1er Grand Cru Classé
263 - 266
12 bottles
SGD 4,000. - 6,000.

USD 3,200. - 4,800.
267 269
Château Margaux 2001 Château Mouton-Rothschild 1979
Margaux, 1er Grand Cru Classé Pauillac, 1er Grand Cru Classé
Excellent level and appearance U. TS, STL
R 6 magnums - 1,5 ltr (OWC) R 1 bottle
SGD 4,500. - 6,400. SGD 200. - 400.

USD 3,600. - 5,120. USD 160. - 320.
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270
Château Mouton-Rothschild 1983
Pauillac, 1er Grand Cru Classé 276
Excellent appearance, U. TS, STL Château Mouton-Rothschild 1996
Pauillac, 1er Grand Cru Classé
R 12 bottles (OWC) 271 Excellent level and appearance
SGD 3,000. - 5,000.

Château Mouton-Rothschild 1985 R 4 bottles
USD 2,400. - 4,000.
Excellent level and appearance SGD 1,600. - 2,200.
USD 1,280. - 1,760.
R 1 bottle
270
SGD 350. - 450.
USD 280. - 360.
276
277
271 Château Mouton-Rothschild 1998
R 1 magnum - 1,5 ltr
SGD 1,000. - 1,500.

USD 800. - 1,200.
272
U. BN, excellent appearance 278
R 2 bottles 273 Pauillac, 1er Grand Cru Classé
SGD 2,100. - 2,850. Château Mouton-Rothschild 1992 Excellent level and appearance
USD 1,680. - 2,280. Pauillac, 1er Grand Cru Classé
Excellent level and appearance R 8 half bottles - 37,5 cl
R 2 bottles SGD 1,900. - 2,700.

USD 1,520. - 2,160.
SGD 450. - 650.
272
USD 360. - 520.
273 279
278 Pauillac, 1er Grand Cru Classé
R 12 bottles
SGD 4,200. - 5,700.

274 USD 3,360. - 4,560.
279
R 1 bottle
SGD 250. - 400. 275 280 281

USD 200. - 320. Château Mouton-Rothschild 1995 Château Mouton-Rothschild 1999 Château Mouton-Rothschild 1999
Pauillac, 1er Grand Cru Classé Pauillac, 1er Grand Cru Classé Pauillac, 1er Grand Cru Classé
R 5 bottles R 6 bottles (OWC) R 12 bottles (OWC)
274
SGD 3,500. - 5,000. SGD 2,100. - 3,000. SGD 4,200. - 5,700.
USD 2,800. - 4,000. USD 1,680. - 2,400. USD 3,360. - 4,560.
275
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Pomerol
Château Pétrus
The Pomerol Appellation is comprised of small properties producing modest quantities of generally
excellent wines, at expensive prices. Pomerols are usually rich and full-bodied red wines, which blend
the aromas of black cherry, black currant and blackberry. These are well-structured and complex wines.
Château Petrus’ vineyards cover 5.5 acres and produce 35,000 bottles per year. Thanks to the astute
management of Christian Moueix and his team, Petrus is reputed to be the best Pomerol in the world.
Indeed, the processes used by Château Petrus have resulted in the creation of a wine characterized by an
intense, dark color, and by extremely delicate tannins.
282
Château Mouton-Rothschild 2002 2001: In the last weeks of February the weather was cool and the vines decided to wait for warmer
Pauillac, 1er Grand Cru Classé weather; the buds eventually broke out in March. The spring months were without any problems. The
Excellent level and appearance flowering started in late May as a result of a heat-wave and summer saw the fruit develop. At the end
of August the weather changed and got colder. As a result the ripening slowed down and the September
R 12 bottles (OWC) month that followed only served to accentuate this phenomenon. The harvest of the reds began on
September 24th, proceeding through into October.
SGD 4,200. - 5,700.
USD 3,360. - 4,560. 2002: “A relatively strong effort for this vintage, but hardly one of the profound examples of Petrus, this
wine exhibits a dark plum color and a somewhat monolithic, foursquare personality with notes of plums,
black cherries, licorice, and some herbs and damp earth. Medium-bodied, muscular, and tannic, but
283 284 lacking some charm and sweetness, it should age nicely for 12-15 more years and possibly be even
better than my score. Readers who buy it should not even attempt opening a bottle for at least 4-5 years.”
Château Mouton-Rothschild 2005 Château Mouton-Rothschild 2008 - Robert Parker
Pauillac, 1er Grand Cru Classé Pauillac, 1er Grand Cru Classé
Excellent level and appearance Excellent level and appearance “Gorgeous subtle aromas of crushed raspberries and light vanilla, with hints of spices. Medium - to
full-bodied, with wonderfully seductive, silky tannins. Beautiful slinky finish. Pétrus is very fine indeed
R 12 bottles (OWC) R 12 bottles (OWC) in this vintage. Not overdone, all in the right place. Best after 2009. 1,665 cases made. -JS” - Wine
Spectator
282 SGD 9,000. - 12,000. SGD 10,500. - 14,200.
USD 7,200. - 9,600. USD 8,400. - 11,360. 1983: After the succesfull vintage of 1982 there was jet another very good year in 1983. Having the time of
their lives in the past year, the vines were in very good condition at the beginning of the season in 1983.
The summer continued to be warm and dry. June was a delightful month for the young fruit to develop and
July was the hottest on record. In August the weather got cooler and rainclouds filled the sky. The strong
285 286 wind of September helped to dry out the vines and harvest begun at mid October. Intensely concentrated,
Château Mouton-Rothschild 2008 Château Mouton-Rothschild 2004 richly flavoured and unique red wine. An incredible power, depth and richness yet a remarkable balance
Pauillac, 1er Grand Cru Classé Pauillac, 1er Grand Cru Classé with penetrating aromas of ripe mulberry, black currant and spicy vanilla oak, setting it apart from all
Excellent level and appearance Excellent level and appearance Bordeauxs finest wines.
SGD 10,500. - 14,200. SGD 2,100. - 3,000.

USD 8,400. - 11,360. USD 1,680. - 2,400.
289 290
Château Pétrus 1973 Château Pétrus 1975
Pomerol Pomerol
287
U. TS, STL U. TS, STL
R 1 bottle R 1 bottle
287 288
Château Mouton-Rothschild 1994 Château Mouton-Rothschild 2004 SGD 750. - 1,100. SGD 950. - 1,350.
Pauillac, 1er Grand Cru Classé Pauillac, 1er Grand Cru Classé USD 600. - 880. USD 760. - 1,080.
RR 3 magnums - 1,5 ltr R 3 magnums - 1,5 ltr (OWC)
SGD 1,700. - 2,700. SGD 2,100. - 3,000.

USD 1,360. - 2,160. USD 1,680. - 2,400.
289 290
288
24 25
291
Château Pétrus 1976
Pomerol
U. BN, STL
R 1 bottle
SGD 950. - 1,350.

USD 760. - 1,080.
296
292 Pomerol
Château Pétrus 1986 Excellent level and appearance
Pomerol R 3 magnums - 1,5 ltr (OWC)
U. BN, STL
SGD 11,000. - 13,000.
R 1 bottle
USD 8,800. - 10,400.
SGD 1,450. - 1,800.
USD 1,160. - 1,440.
291
297
292
293 Pomerol
Château Pétrus 1999 U. BN, STL
Pomerol
R 1 double magnum - 3 ltr
R 1 bottle (OWC) SGD 5,700. - 7,600.

USD 4,560. - 6,080.
SGD 1,500. - 2,200.
USD 1,200. - 1,760.
298
294 Château Pétrus 2001
Château Pétrus 2002 Pomerol
Pomerol Excellent level and appearance
Excellent level and appearance 297
R 6 bottles (OWC)
R 2 bottles (OWC)
SGD 10,500. - 14,200.
SGD 1,900. - 2,850. USD 8,400. - 11,360.
USD 1,520. - 2,280.
295
Pomerol
R 2 bottles (OWC)
SGD 1,900. - 2,850.

USD 1,520. - 2,280.
294, 295
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POMEROL PENFOLD’S GRANGE
Château Le Pin
303 304
The unique microchâteau consisted of just one hectare of vines within sight
Shiraz ‘Grange’ 1999 Grange ‘Bin 95’ 2001
of Château Petrus, the traditional holder of the crown in Pomerol. This gentle,
Penfolds, South Australia Penfolds, South Australia
south-facing slope of gravel and sand, with about 10 per cent clay, was bought
for a million French francs in 1979 by three members of the Thienpont family,
Belgian négociants. When the Thienponts bought it, a third of the vines were only R 6 bottles (OWC) R 6 bottles (OWC)
a year old. The first commercial vintage was 1981, and until the mid to late 1980s
the wine was quite a hard sell. Jacques Thienpont, who commuted between SGD 1,450. - 1,800. SGD 2,200. - 2,800.
Belgium and Bordeaux, managed to buy out his two co-investors in 1988 and, by USD 1,160. - 1,440. USD 1,760. - 2,240.
adding a further hectare in three contiguous plots, now owns and manages the
grand total of about 5 acres. The vines are mainly Merlot, supplemented by about
4 per cent Cabernet Franc.
The wine was always distinctive, deep, and luscious with a richness, absolutely
in tune with the fashion for early-maturing, sensual wines. Le Pin was the first
red Bordeaux to have its malolactic fermentation completed in 100 per cent new
oak barrels.
This is a wine that is made more in the style of California and Australia rather
than traditional Bordeaux. It is very ‘fruit-forward’ and has great richness. It is
Paui l l a c
often described with words like exotic and hedonistic. The wines from Château Le
Pin are medium in body with delicate tannins and a fruity finish. They tend to be
accessible when young and peak at about 15 years after the vintage.
Château L afite-Rothschild,
Le Pin Vineyards Paui l l a c , 1 er Gr a n d C ru C l as sé
2001: In the last weeks of February the weather was cool and the vines decided
to wait for warmer weather; the buds eventually broke out in March. The spring subsequently Château Lafite-Rothschild, first growth in the Médoc region of Bordeaux.
months progressed without particular concerns. A heat-wave in late May sparked The vineyard, to the north of the small town of pauillac and adjoining Château
off prompt flowering, and summer saw the fruit develop. At the end of August the Mouton-Rothschild, was probably planted in the last third of the 17th century.
weather changed and got colder. As a result the ripening slowed down and the Inherited in 1716 by the Ségurs, who also owned Château Latour, it was sold in 1784
September month that followed only served to accentuate this phenomenon. The to Pierre de Pichard, an extremely rich president of the Bordeaux Parlement who
harvest of the reds began on September 24th, proceeding through into October. perished on the scaffold. The estate was confiscated and sold as public property in
“An extraordinary perfume of crème de cassis, cherry liqueur, plums, liquorice, 1799 to a Dutch consortium which in 1803 resold it to a Dutch grain merchant and
caramel, and sweet toast...” - Robert Parker, The Wine Advocate supplier to Napoleon’s armies, Ignace-Joseph Vanlerberghe. When he fell on hard
times, he resold it to his former wife in order to avoid its falling into a creditor’s hands.
Perhaps for the same reason, or to avoid splitting it up under French inheritance laws,
in 1821 she apparently sold it to a London banker, Sir Samuel Scott, for 1 million francs.
He and then his son were the nominal owners for over 40 years. But when the real
proprietor Aimé Vanlerberghe died without issue in 1866, the family decided to sell it
and pay the fines owed because of the concealment. In 1868, after a stiff contest with
a Bordeaux syndicate, it was knocked down to Baron James de Rothschild of the Paris
bank, for 4.4 million francs, including part of the Carruades vineyard. Baron James died
in the same year and the château has remained in the family ever since. Baron Eric de
Rothschild took over direction of the property from his uncle Baron Élie in 1975. In the
299 300 famous 1855 classification, Lafite was placed first of the premiers crus, although there
Château Le Pin 2001 Château Le Pin 1997 is controversy as to whether the order was alphabetical or by rank.
Pomerol Pomerol
Excellent level and appearance Excellent level, STL The château itself is a 16th-century manor. The vineyard, one of the largest in the
Haut-Médoc, was 103 ha/255 acres in 2005 with an encépagement of 71 per cent
R 6 bottles (OWC) R 1 bottle Cabernet Sauvignon, 3 per cent Cabernet Franc, 25 per cent Merlot, and 1 per cent Petit
Verdot. Annual production is about 45,000 cases, of which about a third may be the
SGD 12,500. - 16,000. SGD 850. - 1,250. second wine, Carruades de Lafite but not restricted to wine produced on the plateau
USD 10,000. - 12,800. USD 680. - 1,000. in the vineyard known as Les Carruades.
301 302 305

Château Le Pin 2001 Château Le Pin 2001 Château Carruades de Lafite 2000
Pomerol Pomerol Pauillac, 2nd Wine Ch. Lafite
R 3 magnums - 1,5 ltr (OWC) R 3 magnums - 1,5 ltr (OWC) R 6 bottles (OWC)
SGD 12,500. - 16,000. SGD 12,500. - 16,000. SGD 2,300. - 3,400.

USD 10,000. - 12,800. USD 10,000. - 12,800. USD 1,840. - 2,720.
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308 309 310
Château Lafite-Rothschild 2002 Château Lafite-Rothschild 2008 Château Lafite-Rothschild 2008
Pauillac, 1er Grand Cru Classé Pauillac, 1er Grand Cru Classé Pauillac, 1er Grand Cru Classé
R 12 bottles (OWC) 12 bottles (OWC) 12 bottles (OWC)
SGD 10,500. - 14,200. SGD 23,000. - 34,000. SGD 23,000. - 34,000.

USD 8,400. - 11,360. USD 18,400. - 27,200. USD 18,400. - 27,200.
306
Château Lafite-Rothschild 1998
311
Pauillac, 1er Grand Cru Classé Château Lafite-Rothschild 1986
Excellent level and appearance Pauillac, 1er Grand Cru Classé
12 bottles (OWC)
R 1 bottle
SGD 11,000. - 16,000.
USD 8,800. - 12,800. SGD 1,900. - 2,850.
USD 1,520. - 2,280.
307
Pauillac, 1er Grand Cru Classé 312
Excellent level and appearance Château Lafite-Rothschild 1987
12 bottles (OWC) Excellent level and appearance
SGD 11,000. - 16,000. 311 R 3 bottles

USD 8,800. - 12,800.
SGD 3,400. - 5,300. 312
USD 2,720. - 4,240.
306, 307
313
R 12 bottles (OWC)
SGD 15,500. - 22,800.

USD 12,400. - 18,240.
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RARE ASSORTMENTCASE
‘CARRÉ D’AS’
BY DUCLOT
Gr o up e D u c lot, C a r r é d ’ A s 2 0 0 0
A dream came true. Only the best Bordeaux’s of an incredible vintage in a
handmade and limited released wooden case. The top notched producers of
Château Margaux, Château Latour, Château Haut-Brion and Château Pétrus joined
together to present the most wanted case of this century.
2000 vintage report: A modern vintage has never been considered with so much 317
grace than the 2000 one, which was an extraordinary year. Just about everything
was superlative. From the best-known vintners to the smallest, virtually all the
wines from Bordeaux were exceptional. The international press got enthusiastic
317
and brought its contribution to the incredible prices’ speculations. The weather Carré d’As Groupe Duclot
conditions were perfect and the last moths before the harvest were hot and dry, the Château Pétrus 2000 (4)
first perfect harvest conditions in ten years. Most critics agreed that these wines Pomerol
will be as good as or better than legendary vintages like 1945, 1961, and 1982. Château Latour 2000 (4)
The wines of the right bank, particularly Saint-Emilion and Pomerol, made of the
Merlot, display a very fine shape. The classical Cabernet on the left bank needs to Château Haut-Brion 2000 (4)
age a little longer, but they all have a great potential. Pessac-Léognan, 1er Grand Cru Classé
Château Margaux 2000 (4)
“The first exceptional year for a new generation in Bordeaux.” - JS, Wine Spectator
“The greatest vintage Bordeaux has ever produced.” - Robert Parker
R 16 bottles (OWC)
314 SGD 34,000. - 42,000.

USD 27,200. - 33,600.
314
Excellent level, LSTL
R 5 bottles (OWC)
SGD 5,500. - 6,800.

USD 4,400. - 5,440.
315 316
Château Lafite-Rothschild 2005 Château Lafite-Rothschild 2004
Pauillac, 1er Grand Cru Classé Pauillac, 1er Grand Cru Classé
Excellent level, LSTL Excellent level, LSTL
R 12 bottles (OWC) R 3 magnums - 1,5 ltr (OWC)
SGD 19,000. - 26,000. SGD 6,600. - 8,500.

USD 15,200. - 20,800. USD 5,280. - 6,800.
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SUPER TUSCANS
Ornellaia, Dom aine de l a Rom anée-Conti,

Bolgheri DOC Superiore Côte de Nuits Grand Cru
Ornellaia, Tenuta dell’Ornellaia’s flagship wine, was first produced 318 The most prestigious wine estate in Burgundy, based in Vosne-Romanée.
with vintage 1985, from an extremely careful selection of the vine- ‘The Domaine’, as it is frequently called, is co-owned by the de Villaine and
Orneillaia, Bolgheri Superiore 2004
yards grown on the Estate. Produced in limited quantities, hand- Leroy families and produces only grand cru wines: one white, Le Montrachet,
Tenuta dell’Orneillaia, Tuscany
crafted and vinified with the utmost care and attention to detail, and six reds: Romanée-Conti and La Tâche, Richebourg, Romanée-St-Vivant,
Ornellaia has constantly received top ratings from the most influ- Échézeaux, and Grands Échézeaux.
ential opinion leaders around the world. R 2 magnums - 1.5 litres (2OWC) The Domaine is the exception to the law according to which no estate in
The opulent 2004 Ornellaia (60% Cabernet Sauvignon, 15% Merlot,
Burgundy may be named after a specific vineyard. Its wines are notable for
20% Cabernet Franc and 5% Petit Verdot) presents a dramatic con- SGD 900. - 1,300.
their richness and longevity.
trast to the 2003 in its super-ripe, open nose and jammy dark fruit. USD 720. - 1,040.
Ample and warm on the palate, it is clearly the product of a very Arguably Burgundy’s finest producer of red wine. Domaine de la
hot vintage, yet it shows notable freshness along with much per- Romanée-Conti, ‘DRC’ for short, is the benchmark by which most other Pinot
sistence, great overall balance and a lingering note of sweetness Noir producers judge their wines.
on the finish. Anticipated maturity: 2008-2018. 319
Sassicaia 2007 These magnificent wines; Échezeaux, Grands Échezeaux, Richebourg,
Tenuta San Guido, Tuscany Romanée-St. Vivant, La Tâche, Romanée-Conti and the white Montrachet,
Excellent level and appearance result from a remarkable confluence of factors: superb, limestone-rich,
organically farmed Grand Cru vineyards in the Vosne-Romanée and Échezeaux
R 6 bottles (OWC) communes of the Cotes de Nuits; meticulous farming and sorting of the
grapes at the winery; and a commitment by management to produce only as
SGD 1,100. - 1,500. much wine as permitted by the most severe quality standards.
USD 880. - 1,200.
Domaine de la Romanée-Conti is not just the superstar of Burgundy; it
produces some of the finest wines in the world, and unquestionably some
of the most collectable.
320 ‘The domaine’ releases an assortment case especially for both collectors
Sassicaia 2007 and consumers to be able to have a taste of; Romanée-Conti and La Tâche,
Tenuta San Guido, Tuscany Richebourg, Romanée-St-Vivant, Échézeaux, and Grands Échézeaux.
R 6 bottles (OWC)
SGD 1,100. - 1,500.

USD 880. - 1,200.
321 323
Masseto, Rosso di Toscana 2006 Romanée-Conti Assortment 1997
Tenuta dell’Orneillaia, Tuscany La Romanée-Conti Grand Cru (1)
La Tâche Grand Cru (3)
R 3 bottles (OWC) Richebourg Grand Cru (2)
Romanée-Saint-Vivant Grand Cru (2)
SGD 2,200. - 2,800.
Grands-Echézeaux Grand Cru (2)
USD 1,760. - 2,240.
Echézeaux Grand Cru (2)
Domaine de la Romanée-Conti, Côte-d’Or
322
12 bottles (OWC)
Masseto, Rosso di Toscana 2007
Tenuta dell’Orneillaia, Tuscany SGD 18,000. - 25,000.
Excellent level and appearance USD 14,400. - 20,000.
R 3 bottles (OWC)
SGD 1,700. - 2,200.

USD 1,360. - 1,760.
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Glossary of terms and Bottle Neck:
Normal level for all wines. In wines over 10 years of age, this level suggests
Description excellent provenance. Rarely used, except to emphasize a particularly good fill
level when other fill levels in the same lot are less than perfect.
Base Neck: INDEX
A common fill level at which many Châteaux release their wine. For wines of
any age, this level suggests excellent provenance.
Top-Shoulder:
Again, a common fill level at which many Châteaux release their wine. For
Capsule wines of any age, this level suggests excellent provenance.
Very High Shoulder:
Acceptable fill level for wines 8 or more years of age. Suggests proper storage
conditions throughout its life. Natural occurrence for wines of this age.
Australian, Penfold’s Grange POMEROL
Grange ‘Bin 95’ 304 Château La Conseillante 213
High Shoulder:
Neck Shiraz ‘Grange’ 303 Château Lafleur 216, 217, 218, 219, 220,
Usually not a problem for wines in excess of 20 years of age. This level may
Base Neck 221
be caused by easing of the cork combined with natural evaporation. Check
Top Shoulder
Margaux Château Le Pin 299, 300, 301, 302
Very High Shoulder the clarity and the color of the wine in the bottle as a secondary indicator of
Château Margaux 251, 252, 253, 254, 255, Château Pétrus 289, 290, 291, 292, 293,
High Shoulder provenance.
256, 257, 258, 259, 260, 294, 295, 296, 297, 298
High to Mid Shoulder High-to-Mid-Shoulder:
261, 262, 263, 264, 265, Château Trotanoy 214, 215
Mid Shoulder Refer to High Shoulder and Mid-Shoulder level descriptions.
266, 267 Top of Pomerol Assortment Case 212
Low Shoulder Mid Shoulder:
Below Shoulder May suggest ullage during the life of the wine due to either easing of the cork
or inconsistent storage conditions. Not abnormal for wines 30 or more years of PAUILLAC RARE ASSORTMENTCASE ‘CARRÉ D’AS’ BY DUCLOT
age. As additional indicators of risk, definitely inspect clarity and color of the Château Carruades de Lafite 305 Château Pétrus, Château Latour,
BOTTLE CONDITIONS PREFIX CORK CONDITIONS wine in the bottle, as well as condition of the cork. Château Haut-Brion,
l - lightly h - heavily CC Corroded Capsule Château Lafite-Rothschild 306, 307, 308, 309, 310,
Low Shoulder and Below: Château Margaux 317
BSL Bin Soiled Label CRC Cracked Capsule 311, 312, 313, 314, 315,
Suggests poor provenance. Definitely a risk and generally not saleable, with 316
GSL Glue Stained Label CUC Cut Capsule exception given to rare bottlings and/or labels. Not recommended for con- Château Latour 246, 247, 248, 249, 250 Saint-Émilion
WASL Water Stained Label NOC No Capsule sumption. Château Lynh-Bages 204, 205 Château Ausone 231
WISL Wine Stained Label DC Depressed Cork
Château Mouton-Rothschild 268, 269, 270, 271, 272, Château Cheval Blanc 222, 223, 224, 225, 226,
FL Faded Label SDC Slightly Depressed Cork
273, 274, 275, 276, 277, 227, 228, 229, 230
LL Loose Label PC Protruding Cork
Bottle Sizes 278, 279, 280, 281, 282, La Mondotte 232
NL Nicked Label SPC Slightly Protruding Cork
SCL Scuffed Label SOS Signs of Seepage Half Bottle .375 Litres 283, 284, 285, 286, 287,
TAL Tattered Label SSOS Slight Signs of Seepage Bottle .750 Litres 288 SAINT-JULIEN
TL Torn Label Other Magnum 1.5 Litres Château Pichon Longueville 206, 207, 208, 209 Château Léoville-Barton 211
TSL Tissue Stained Label OCB Original Cardboard Box Double Magnum 3 Litres Château Léoville Las Cases 210
WL Writing on Label OWC Original Wooden Case Jéroboam Pessac-Léognan
WRL Wrinkled Label 2OCB Two Original Cardboard (Burgundy, Champagne & Rhône) 3 Litres Château Haut-Brion 233, 234, 235, 236, 237, SUPER TUSCANS
STL Stained Label Boxes Jéroboam (Bordeaux) 41/2-5 Litres 238, 239, 240, 241, 242, Masseto, Rosso di Toscana 321, 322
NOL No Label 2OWC Two Original Wood Cases Impérial 6 Litres 243, 244 Orneillaia, Bolgheri Superiore 318
Methuselah Château La Mission Haut-Brion 245 Sassicaia 319, 320
(Burgundy, Champagne & Rhône) 6 Litres
Salmanazar 9 Litres
WINE CONDITIONS Vosne-Romanée
BN Base Neck Level Romanée-Conti Assortment 323
TS Top Shoulder Level
VHS Very-High-Shoulder Level
HS High-Shoulder Level BURGUNDY
HTMS High-to-Mid-Shoulder Level Because the shape of Burgundy bottles does not allow for a level rating system
MS Mid-Shoulder Level based on the shoulder of the bottle, levels are described by means of inches
LS Low Shoulder below cork. Generally, Burgundy wines with an inch and one half fill level or
above are considered normal for wines younger than 10 years of age. Wines
of 15 or more years of age with fill levels of between an inch and one half
and three inches are generally considered to be of sound provenance, though
consideration should be given to the clarity and colour of the wine in the bot-
tle, as well as the condition of the cork. Burgundy bottles with fill levels lower
than three inches may be at risk of being damaged or undrinkable, and there-
fore may be unsaleable. It should be noted that some Burgundian producers
tend to over-fill their bottles during the bottling process which may cause a
Wines are described in this catalogue as few drops of wine to become trapped between the capsule and the cork. This
accurately as possible. Buyers are urged should not be confused with ullage, a natural occurrence in older wines, which
to make allowances for slight variations
may be accelerated due to poor provenance.
in ullages and conditions. No guarantee
is made regarding provenance, and no
returns will be accepted.
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ASIAN CONTEMPORARY & MODERN ART,
and FINE JEWELLERY
亞洲當代和現代藝術珍貴珠寶拍賣
Lee Man Fong | Bali Life | oil on board | 83 x 124 cm
Auction : Sunday, 22 May 2011, starting at 11.00
For Enquiry, please contact:
JOHN ANDREAS,
+65 97 31 3241 (Singapore)
+62 816 929292 (Indonesia)
Hendra Gunawan | Chicken Vendor | oil on canvas | 138 x 94 cm
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h. Borobudur does not provide any representation or warranties as to whether any lot is subject to any export/ import
Condition of Business for Buyer and Seller restrictions. Borobudur is not responsible for any liability arising from any failure to complete or submit required
export/import manifest, list or documentation.
The conditions set out below and all other terms, conditions and notices use in this auction organized by BOROBUDUR FINE ART AUCTION
PTE. LTD. (here in after referred to as the “Borobudur”). i. Borobudur may request, each of the ‘buyer’, the ‘seller’ and any ‘bidder’ at auction and they must agree to provide (in a
form acceptable to Borobudur) written confirmation of their name, permanent address, proof of identity, creditworthiness
I. DEFINITIONS and obtain information about the clients from third parties (credit or bank information).
a. ‘Bidder’ means person who carries out bids in the auction. j. Items made of or incorporating plant or animal material, such as coral, crocodile, ivory, whalebone, tortoiseshell, etc.,
irrespective of age or value, may require a license or certificate prior to exportation and require additional licenses or
b. ‘Borobudur’s commission’ means the commission payable to Borobudur by the seller at agreed rates. certificates upon importation to any country outside Singapore. Please note that the ability to obtain an export license or
certificate does not ensure the ability to obtain import license or certificate in another country, and vice versa. Borobudur
c. ‘Buyer’ means person who makes the highest bid in the auction accepted by auctioneer. suggests that buyers check with their own government regarding wildlife import requirements prior to placing a bid. It is the
buyer’s responsibility to obtain any export or import licenses and/or certificates as well as any other required documentation.
d. ‘Buyer’s premium’ means the commission on the ‘hammer price’ of each lot sold payable to ‘Borobudur’ by a ‘buyer’ at
the following rates of 22%.
III. BEFORE THE AUCTION
e. ‘Expenses’ mean every and all Borobudur’s charges and expenses including but not limited to legal expenses, charges and
a. ‘Buyer’ should note that descriptions of item are not warranties and that each lot is sold “AS IS”, with all faults and
expenses for insurance, catalogue, and other reproductions and illustrations, any customs duties, advertising, packing or
imperfections and errors of descriptions. Borobudur cannot and does not undertake full due diligence on every item sold.
shipping costs , storage cost, reproduction rights’ fees, taxes, levies, costs of testing, searches or enquiries relating to any lot,
‘Buyer’ are strongly advised to inspect and investigate personally any item in which they are interested, before the auction
or costs of collection from a defaulting ‘buyer’.
take place. ‘Buyer’ undertakes to rely on ‘buyer’s own judgment as to whether a lot accords with its description and shall
f. ‘Hammer price’ means the price at which a lot is knocked down by the auctioneer. not rely on any illustration on Borobudur’s catalog. Condition reports are usually available upon request.
g. ‘Net sale proceeds’ means the ‘hammer price’ of the lot sold to the extent received by Borobudur in cleared funds, less b. Borobudur will determine the ‘reserve price’ for each lot.
‘Borobudur’s commission’ and ‘expenses’.
c. ‘Buyer’ should register as the ‘bidder’ on the scheduled date.
h. ‘Pre-sale estimates’ are intended as a guide for ‘bidder’. All lots, depending on the degree of competition, can realize prices
either above or below the pre- sale estimates. IV. AT THE AUCTION
i. ‘Reserve price’ means the confidential minimum price determine between the seller and Borobudur. a. Borobudur has the right at its absolute and sole discretion to refuse admission to its premises to any person and to refuse any
bid.
j. ‘Seller’ means the owner, vendor, consignee or the person in possession of the lot consigned.
b. Agent on behalf of an identified third party acceptable to Borobudur, bidding on behalf of ‘buyer’, will be jointly and severally
k. ‘Total amount due’ means the ‘hammer price’ altogether with the ‘buyer’s premium’, and any charges, fees, interest, taxes, liable for all obligations arising from the bid.
‘expenses’ due from a ‘buyer’ or defaulting ‘buyer’.
c. Bids may be executed in person by paddle during the auction, in writing prior to the sale or by telephone:
II. GENERAL CONDITIONS:
(1) To bid in person at the auction or to bid by proxy with power of attorney legalized by notary, buyer’ will need to register
a. Bidding is carried out in Singapore Dollar. ‘Buyer’ should not rely on currency converter as a substitute for the Singapore Dollar or and collect a numbered paddle before the auction begins; or
bidding. Under no circumstances will Borobudur be liable for any exchange rate movements. (2) Absentee bidder has to fill the attached bidding form for the Borobudur to execute the bid on behalf the absentee bidder.
“Buy” and unlimited bids will not be accepted. Borobudur to bid on clients’ behalf at the sale for the lot(s) up to the top
b. Our sale takes place on our own premises or premises over which we have control for the sale.
limit stated. These bids to be executed as cheaply as is permitted by other bids or reserves and in amount up to but not
c. All properties in this catalog are sold “AS IS” with all faults and imperfections and errors of description in accordance with the exceeding the specified amount. In the event of identical bids, the earliest bid received will take precedence. This service
Condition of business for buyer and seller. is free and confidential. Borobudur provide this service of executing bids on behalf of clients’ convenience and that
Borobudur will not be held responsible for failing to execute bids or for error relating to its executions of bids. To ensure
d. Borobudur does not make or give, nor has any person in the employment of Borobudur, any authority to make or give, any satisfactory service to ‘bidder’; Borobudur must receive the ‘bidder’s confirmation at least 24 hour prior to the auction, or;
representation or warranty. (3) ‘Bidder’ can bid by telephone. Borobudur has a right to record the conversation. This service must be confirmed in written
instruction at least 24 hours before the auction and under no circumstances will Borobudur be liable to either the ‘seller’
e. Borobudur’s capacity: Borobudur acts as an agent for the ‘seller’. Any concluded contract of sale is made directly between the or any ‘bidder’ as a result of failure to do so.
‘seller’ and the ‘buyer’ through Borobudur. In case of dispute between buyer and seller, Borobudur is not liable for the payment
of the lot in dispute. d. ‘Buyer’ paddle number will be announced by the fall of the auctioneer’s hammer.
f. Borobudur acts as agent for the ‘‘seller’, therefore Borobudur is entitled to bid on behalf of the seller up to the amount of the e. Borobudur has the absolute right to determine the ‘buyer’ of the auction.
reserve price.
f. Striking of the auctioneer’s hammer marks the acceptance of the highest bid and the conclusion of a contract of sale between
g. Borobudur is not responsible for any faults or defects in any lot or the correctness of : the ‘seller’ and the ‘buyer’. Auctioneer has the sole discretion at anytime to refuse any bids, to withdraw any lots, to re-offer
- any statement as to the authorship any lots for sale (including after the fall of hammer) if auctioneer believes that may be an error or dispute and takes such other
- origin action as he thinks reasonably fits.
- date and age of the Lot
- attribution
- genuineness
- provenance and conditions of any Lot
- representations, written or oral and including those in any catalogue
- report, commentary or valuation in relations to any aspect or quality.
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V. AFTER THE AUCTION VI. CONDITIONS MAINLY CONCERNING SELLER
a. Payment must be made within 7 calendar days of the sale. This applies even if the ‘buyer’ wishes to export the lot and a. ‘Seller’ warrants to Borobudur and ‘buyer’ that :
an export license is (or may be) required. Payment should preferably be made by telegraphic transfer directly to : (1) ‘Seller’ is the true owner of the lot, or is properly authorized to sell the lot by the true owner
Borobudur’s nominated account as per our invoice. Payment will not be deemed to have been made until Borobudur is (2) ‘Seller’ is able to and shall transfer possession to the ‘buyer’ good and marketable title to the lot free from any third
in receipt of cash or cleared funds. Credit cards and traveler’s cheques are not accepted. party rights or claims or potential claims including, without limitation, any claims which may be made by
governments or governmental agencies;
b. ‘Buyer’ shall always remain liable for the ‘total amount due’ and ‘buyer’ shall not acquire title to the lot sold until ‘buyer’ (3) ‘Seller’ provided Borobudur with all information concerning the provenance of the lot.
have made payment in full of the ‘total amount due’ in respect of that lot and Borobudur has applied such payment to (4) Descriptions given to Borobudur in relation to the lot is accurate and not misleading;
the lot. (5) There are no restrictions, copyright or otherwise, relating to the lot (other than those imposed by law and no
restrictions on Borobudur’s rights to reproduce photographs or other images of the lot).
c. Any money received from ‘buyer’ shall be applied in order of the oldest debt owned by ‘buyer’ to Borobudur or the (6) Unless agree otherwise, Borobudur shall charge ‘seller’ a sum to cover insurance at the rate of 1% from the ‘reserve
oldest purchase made by ‘buyer’ at Borobudur having regard to the date of sale and the number of the lot. price’ or ‘hammer price’ whichever is higher. The lot will be automatically insured once arrived at Borobudur’s premises.
d. If the ‘buyer’ fails to pay the ‘total amount due’ in good cleared funds within the time required above, Borobudur shall be b. ‘Seller’ agrees that Borobudur has sole and absolute discretion as to:
entitled in its absolute discretion to exercise one or more of the following rights or remedies (in addition to asserting any (1) The way in which lot may be combined or divided into lot for sale.
other rights or remedies available to Borobudur by Law) to: (2) The way in which any lot is described and illustrated in the catalogue or any condition report;
(3) The date and place of the auctions.
(1) Charge interest at 1% per month from the ‘hammer price’ and ‘buyer’s premium’, charge insurance at 1% per month (4) The manner in which any sale is conducted.
from the ‘hammer price’ and ‘buyer’s premium’, and storage at SGD 300. per lot per month as Borobudur shall
reasonable decide; c. Withdrawal of lots by ‘seller’:
(2) Hold defaulting buyer liable for the ‘total amount due’ and to commence legal proceedings for its recovery on behalf of (1) If ‘seller’ chooses to withdraw lot from the sale after the earlier of :
the seller (fees to be paid by seller), together with interest, legal fees and costs to the fullest extent permitted under (i) ‘Seller’ written agreement to sell the lot with Borobudur and
applicable law; (ii) 60 calendar days before the day of the auction, ‘seller’ will be liable to pay Borobudur of ‘withdrawal fee’
(3) Re-sale the lot publicly or privately on such terms as Borobudur shall think fit; (2) If ‘seller’ withdraws lot before that time there is no ‘withdrawal fee’ payable.
(i) If the re-sale should result in a lower price than the original ‘hammer price’ obtained, Borobudur and ‘the ‘seller’
shall be entitled to claim the balance from ‘buyer’ together with any costs incurred in connection with ‘buyer’s’ d. Withdrawal of lots by Borobudur
failure to make payment. Borobudur may withdraw a lot from sale without any liability if :
(ii) If the re-sale should result in a higher price then the original ‘hammer price’ obtained, the surplus shall be paid to (1) Borobudur believes that there is any doubt as to its authenticity or attribution or
the ‘seller’. In such case, ‘buyer’ waives any claim which ‘buyer’ may have to title to the lot and agree that any re- (2) Any of the ‘seller’ representation or warranties are inaccurate in any way or
sale price shall be deemed commercially reasonable. (3) Borobudur considers the lot to be of insufficient sale value or the lot suffers from lost or damage so that it is not in
(4) Set off against any amounts which Borobudur may owe the ‘buyer’ in any other transactions, the outstanding amount the state in which it was when Borobudur agrees to sell it or
remaining unpaid by the ‘buyer’; (4) The auction at which it was proposed to sell the lot is postponed for any reason.
(5) Reject any future auction any bids made by or on behalf of the ‘buyer’ or to obtain a deposit from the ‘buyer’ before
accepting any bids; e. Withdrawal fee
(6) Exercise a lien over any of ‘buyer’s’ lot in which is in Borobudur possession for any reason until payment of all If the lot is withdrawn by Borobudur because of the circumstances described in chapter VI. d. 1, 2, 3, or 4 then ‘seller’
outstanding amounts due to Borobudur has been made in full; shall not be charged a ‘withdrawal fee’ and the lot shall be returned to ‘seller’ at ‘seller’s’ expense. If the lot is withdrawn
(7) Insure, remove, and store the lot either at our premises or elsewhere at ‘buyer’s’ sole risk and expense. by Borobudur for any other reason, ‘seller’ shall pay Borobudur a ‘withdrawal fee’ plus ‘expenses’.
(8) Take such other action as Borobudur deem necessary or appropriate. The ‘withdrawal fee’ shall be equal to the sum of the ‘Borobudur’s commission’ and the ‘buyer’s premium’ and shall be
calculated as if the withdrawn lot has sold at the ‘reserve’. Borobudur is not obligated to withdraw any lot from sale or to
e. The risk of the lot will immediately passed to ‘buyer’: return it to the ‘seller’ unless ‘seller’ has paid Borobudur the withdrawal fee.
(1) The time ‘buyer’ collects the lot purchased; or
(2) The time that ‘buyer’ pays to Borobudur the ‘total amount due’ for the lot; or f. Reserve
(3) 7 calendar days after the day of the sale ‘buyer’ shall be solely responsible for insuring the lot purchased from the All lots should have a confidential reserved price agreed upon signing of contract. Borobudur shall be entitled to sell the
time risk passes to ‘buyer’. lot below the reserve and for that, Borobudur shall pay ‘seller’ the sale proceeds which ‘seller’ would have received if
the lot had been sold at the reserve.
f. Borobudur provides insurance cover for maximum of 7 calendar days after the sale. If purchases are not collected within
7 calendar days after the sale, Borobudur shall arrange independent storage at the ‘buyer’s’ expense. g. Bidding at sale
‘Seller’ may not bid for its own lot. Although we shall be entitled to bid on your behalf up to the amount of the reserve,
g. Collection: but ‘seller’ shall not permit any other person to bid your property on your behalf. If ‘seller’ should bid or instruct
(1) Lots will be released to ‘buyer’ or his/her authorized representative when full and cleared payment has been received someone else to bid on its own lot, Borobudur may treat ‘seller’ as ‘buyer’. In those circumstances, ‘seller’ shall pay
by Borobudur. Borobudur a sum representing the total of the ‘Borobudur’s commission’, the ‘buyer’s premium’ and all ‘expenses’
(2) It is the ‘buyer’s’ responsibility to collect purchases at Borobudur’s office no later than 7 calendar days after the day of incurred in connection with the sale of the lot. Borobudur shall be entitled to exercise a lien over the lot until ‘seller’ paid
the sale, at ‘buyer’s’ own expenses. The condition mentioned above will be effective if the ‘buyer’ has delivered the the sum in full.
proof of full payment to Borobudur.
h. Payment of net sale proceeds
h. The shipping, transportation, packing and handling of lots is entirely at ‘buyer’s’ risk and expenses and Borobudur shall Borobudur shall pay ‘seller’ the ‘net sale proceed’ less any amount that ‘seller’ owes Borobudur within 30 business days
not under in any circumstances, be responsible for any acts or omissions of the packers or shippers. of receipt of cleared fund from ‘buyer’.
i. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted by any form or by any means, i. Post-auction sales
electronic, mechanic, photocopying, recording or otherwise without the prior written permission of Borobudur. If any lot fails to sell at auction, Borobudur shall be entitled for a period of 7 calendar days following the auction to sell
the lot for a price that is not lower than the reserve price unless previously agreed by the ‘seller’.
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j. Unsold Lot
If any lot fails to sell at auction, Borobudur shall send a ‘seller’ a notice to the address given in relevant lot receipt
TELEPHONE BIDS FORM
form. If such lot has not been sold privately pursuant to Chapter VI.i. above, ‘seller’ shall re-consign the lot for re-sale Paddle No. :
or collect the lot.
If ‘seller’ fails either to re-consign or collect the lot within 7 calendar days of the auction, Borobudur shall, in its sole
discretion, be entitled to:
Sunday, 22 May 2011
(1) Store the lot at an independent storage facility at ‘seller’s risk and ‘expense’;
(2) Re-offer the lot for sale at public auction with a reserve no less than fifty percent (50%) of the original reserve; BOROBUDUR FINE ART AUCTION PTE. LTD.
In the event of such re-sale, Borobudur shall be entitled to deduct from the ‘hammer price’ the ‘Borobudur’s 10 Ubi Crescent #05-39 To allow time for processing, telephone bids should be received at least 24 hours
commission’ on the re-sale plus ‘expenses’. Borobudur reserves the right to charge ‘seller’ on Borobudur’s reasonable Ubi Tech Park Lobby C before the sale begins. Borobudur will confirm all bids received by return call or fax.
legal and administrative costs incurred. Singapore 408564 If you have not received our confirmation within one business day, please contact us at
phone : +65 67456066 or fax : +65 67456466
VII. LAW AND JURISDICTION
The rights and obligations of the parties with respect to this Condition of Sale, the conduct of the auction and any 1. I hereby confirm that I have read and will Date : .................................................................................
matters connected with any of the foregoing shall be governed and interpreted by the Singapore Law. For our benefit, abide by all the terms and conditions stated Name : .................................................................................
the ‘buyer’ and ‘seller’ hereby submits to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Singapore Law. in the Condition of Business for Buyer and
Address : .................................................................................
Seller of Borobudur Auction.
VIII. NOTICES .................................................................................
a. All notices, requests, claims and other matters shall be made in writing and shall be delivered to the address below 2. I hereby confirm that I have examined the Tel No. : .....................................Fax No. : ............................
with registered mail or courier item’s conditions and accepted AS IT IS. Any Mobile No. : .................................................................................
BOROBUDUR FINE ART AUCTION PTE. LTD. damage visible or invisible including the
Email : .................................................................................
10 Ubi Crescent #05-39, Ubi Tech Park Lobby C, Singapore 408564 authenticity of the paintings and the
Phone: +65 67456066 certificate will be my own responsibility or BANK REFERENCES
Fax : +65 67456466 risk. In the case I become the successful Name of Bank & Branch : .................................................................................
bidder, I will release all my rights to file Account # : .................................................................................
b. Notice is considered received within 3 calendar days after the date of delivery if the notice is sent through a courier lawsuit or to replace upon that after my bids
and 3 calendar days after the Delivery if the notice is sent through facsimile and the sender has received Contact Name : .................................................................................
has been legalized.
confirmation. Tel No. : .................................................................................
3. I hereby release Borobudur from any Fax No. : .................................................................................
IX. SEVERABILITY responsibility or liability for failure to perform
In the event that any provision of this Condition of Business for Buyer and Seller shall prove to be invalid, null and void, Mobile No. : .................................................................................
bidding by telephone due to limitation of
illegal or unenforceable by law, as long as such provision does not affect, cancel or cause the other provisions in this Email : .................................................................................
telephone line or other technical failures and
Condition of Business for Buyer and Seller become invalid, thus all other provisions will remain valid and binding. from failures to which otherwise enable me OTHER REFERENCES
to participate in the bidding.
Name : .................................................................................
4. I understand that if my bid successful, the Address : .................................................................................
purchase price payable will be the sum of Tel No. : .....................................Fax No. : ............................
hammer price plus buyer’s premium of 22%
Email : .................................................................................
and Goods and Service Tax (GST) of 7%
(where applicable).

5. I hereby accept full responsibility for the
truth of the content of the telephone bid
form written or prepared by my authorized
person which included the price and the
payment settlement.
Signed (we must have your signature to execute this bid)
Prospective bidders are reminded that the auction will conducted in Singapore Dollar.
Lot No Description
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WRITTEN BIDS FORM 電話競投授權單
Paddle No. : Paddle No. :
Sunday, 22 May 2011 時間：2011年5月22日 (週日)

地點：Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel
BOROBUDUR FINE ART AUCTION PTE. LTD. level 2, Singapore
10 Ubi Crescent #05-39 To allow time for processing, written bids should be received at least 24 hours 此表格須於拍賣前24小時前傳真到姓名 : .............................................................
Ubi Tech Park Lobby C before the sale begins. Borobudur will confirm all bids received by return call or fax. Fax: +65 6745 6466
Singapore 408564 If you have not received our confirmation within one business day, please contact us at 寶福得拍賣將致電回覆確認，如您沒收地址 : .............................................................
phone : +65 67456066 or fax : +65 67456466
到電話，請致電寶福得拍賣，謝謝。 : .............................................................
Tel: +65 6745 6066
1. I hereby confirm that I have read and will Date : ................................................................................. 身分證字號 : .............................................................
abide by all the terms and conditions stated Name : .................................................................................
in the Condition of Business for Buyer and 重要事項電話 : (手機)....................................................
Address : .................................................................................
Seller of Borobudur Auction. ................................................................................. (其他)....................................................
1. 本人在此同意接受此圖錄內的列
2. I hereby confirm that I have examined the Tel No. : .....................................Fax No. : ............................ 傳真 : .............................................................
明之拍賣買方和賣方之規則。
item’s conditions and accepted AS IT IS. Any Mobile No. : ................................................................................. Email : .............................................................
damage visible or invisible including the
authenticity of the paintings and the
Email : ................................................................................. 2. 本人已檢驗作品狀況的相關資料
certificate will be my own responsibility or BANK REFERENCES 才進行投標，如果我成功地得標，銀行資料
risk. In the case I become the successful Name of Bank & Branch : ................................................................................. 有關作品的狀況條件，我將接受並
bidder, I will release all my rights to file 銀行名稱 : .............................................................
Account # : ................................................................................. 執行接下來之買方規則。
lawsuit or to replace upon that after my bids
Contact Name : ................................................................................. 帳戶名稱 : .............................................................
has been legalized.
Tel No. : ................................................................................. 3. 本人明白，寶福得拍賣乃為方便銀行帳號 : .............................................................
3. Borobudur to bid on my behalf at the above Fax No. : ................................................................................. 顧客而提供代為電話投標之服務，銀行聯絡者 : .............................................................
sale for the following lot(s) up to the top Mobile No. : ................................................................................. 寶福得拍賣不因任何因素怠於投標
limit stated. These bids to be executed as 電話 : .............................................................
Email : ................................................................................. 而承擔任何責任。
cheaply as is permitted by other bids or 傳真 : .............................................................
reserves and in amount up to but not OTHER REFERENCES
exceeding the specified amount. 4. 本人知悉若競標成功，本人應付之
Name : .................................................................................
落槌價加上服務費22% ，如拍品買其他相關參考
Address : .................................................................................
4. I understand that if my bids are successful, 後欲留在新加坡不出境，需再付
Tel No. : .....................................Fax No. : ............................ 姓名 : .............................................................
the purchase price payable will be the sum of 7% GST稅 (假如有需要)。
hammer price plus buyer’s premium of 22%
Email : ................................................................................. 地址 : .............................................................
and Goods and Service Tax (GST) of 7%
(where applicable). 5. 本人承擔此競投單上所有填寫資電話 : .............................................................
料正確性之法律責任。 Email : .............................................................
5. I hereby accept full responsibility for the
truth of the content of the written bid form
written or prepared by my authorized person
which included the price and the payment
settlement. Signed (we must have your signature to execute this bid)
Prospective bidders are reminded that the auction will conducted in Singapore Dollar 日期......................................................
and are requested to leave bids in Singapore Dollar excluding buyer’s premium. 簽名(本公司須取得閣下簽名後方才接受競標)
Top Limit of Bid excluding buyer’s
Lot No Description premium 拍品編號名稱
SGD
SGD
SGD
SGD
SGD
SGD
SGD
46 47
書面競投授權單 Paddle No. :
時間：2011年5月22日 (週日)
地點：Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel
level 2, Singapore
此表格須於拍賣前24小時前傳真到姓名 : .............................................................
Fax: +65 6745 6466
寶福得拍賣將致電回覆確認，如您沒收地址 : .............................................................
到電話，請致電寶福得拍賣，謝謝。 : .............................................................
Tel: +65 6745 6066
身分證字號 : .............................................................
重要事項電話 : (手機)....................................................
(其他)....................................................
1. 本人在此同意接受此圖錄內的列
傳真 : .............................................................
明之拍賣買方和賣方之規則。
Email : .............................................................
2. 本人已檢驗作品狀況的相關資料
才進行投標，如果我成功地得銀行資料
標，有關作品的狀況條件我將接
銀行名稱 : .............................................................
受並執行接下來之買方規則。
帳戶名稱 : .............................................................
3. 寶福得拍賣代表委托人以盡可能銀行帳號 : .............................................................
低的價格，執行競標以下拍品，銀行聯絡者 : .............................................................
成交價不得超過其委托價格。
電話 : .............................................................
4. 本人知悉若競標成功，本人應付傳真 : .............................................................
之落槌價加上服務費 22%，如拍
品買後欲留在新加坡不出境，其他相關參考
需再付 7% GST稅
姓名 : .............................................................
(假如有需要)。
地址 : .............................................................
5. 本人承擔此競投單上所有填寫資電話 : .............................................................
料正確性之法律責任。 Email : .............................................................
日期......................................................
簽名(本公司須取得閣下簽名後方才接受競標)
最高競投價-SGD
拍品編號名稱 (服務費不計在內)
SGD
SGD
SGD
SGD
SGD
SGD
SGD
48
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FINE & RARE WINE

Singapore, 22 May 2011 IN ASSOCIATION WITH

392 Havelock Road CONDITION REPORT

DESIGN AND PHOTOGRAPHY

Copyright © 2011 BOROBUDUR FINE ART AUCTION PTE. LTD.

R 6 magnums - 1,5 ltr (OWC) 12 bottles (OWC)

R 6 magnums - 1,5 ltr (OWC)

SGD 1,600. - 2,200.

R 12 bottles (OWC) 210 211

R 12 bottles (OWC) R 12 bottles (OWC)

SGD 1,500. - 2,100. SGD 1,150. - 1,650.

212 213 216 217 218

SGD 1,300. - 1,900. SGD 2,500. - 3,400.

SGD 1,150. - 1,500.

225 226 227

Fresh, characterful, expressive, and the immediate impression is of a wine that

R 12 half bottles - 37,5 cl (OWC) R 8 bottles

SGD 1,500. - 2,300. SGD 2,100. - 2,850.

R 2 magnums - 1,5 ltr

SGD 1,400. - 1,800.

242 243 244

SGD 500. - 750. SGD 4,200. - 5,300. SGD 2,100. - 2,850.

SGD 2,100. - 2,850.

SGD 2,100. - 2,850. SGD 1,400. - 1,800. SGD 1,400. - 1,800.

Château Margaux, Margaux 1er Grand Cru Classé

246 249 250 251 252 253

SGD 9,000. - 12,000.

R 1 bottle 254 SGD 2,100. - 3,000.

257 260 261

12 bottles (OWC) R 6 half bottles (OWC) R 9 bottles

SGD 4,000. - 6,000.

R 6 magnums - 1,5 ltr (OWC) R 1 bottle

SGD 4,500. - 6,400. SGD 200. - 400.

SGD 3,000. - 5,000.

R 1 magnum - 1,5 ltr

SGD 1,000. - 1,500.

R 2 bottles SGD 1,900. - 2,700.

SGD 4,200. - 5,700.

SGD 250. - 400. 275 280 281

R 12 bottles (OWC) R 6 bottles (OWC)

SGD 10,500. - 14,200. SGD 2,100. - 3,000.

RR 3 magnums - 1,5 ltr R 3 magnums - 1,5 ltr (OWC)

SGD 1,700. - 2,700. SGD 2,100. - 3,000.

SGD 950. - 1,350.

R 1 bottle (OWC) SGD 5,700. - 7,600.

SGD 1,900. - 2,850.

301 302 305

SGD 12,500. - 16,000. SGD 12,500. - 16,000. SGD 2,300. - 3,400.

R 12 bottles (OWC) 12 bottles (OWC) 12 bottles (OWC)

SGD 10,500. - 14,200. SGD 23,000. - 34,000. SGD 23,000. - 34,000.

SGD 11,000. - 16,000. 311 R 3 bottles

SGD 15,500. - 22,800.

314 SGD 34,000. - 42,000.

SGD 5,500. - 6,800.

R 12 bottles (OWC) R 3 magnums - 1,5 ltr (OWC)

SGD 19,000. - 26,000. SGD 6,600. - 8,500.

Ornellaia, Dom aine de l a Rom anée-Conti,

SGD 1,100. - 1,500.

SGD 1,700. - 2,200.

Lee Man Fong | Bali Life | oil on board | 83 x 124 cm

Auction : Sunday, 22 May 2011, starting at 11.00

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