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- pat Nielsen - 06-30-1999
I need some information on the following
bottle of wine
. Clos Des
Ruchottes-Chambertin
Paris 1878 Paris 1889-1900
membre-hors concours Du Jury
Maisour Thomas Bassot
negociant
Gevrey-Chambertin (cote-d'or)
Fonde'e en 1850
thank you
- Jason - 07-01-1999
Going by line
- "Ruchottes Chambertin" is a small Grand Cru.
- "Paris 1878" looks like the negociant belongs to a trade orginization and was awarded during this time perhaps (?)
- Maisour Thomas Bassot is the negociant, which is basically a grape broker/producer.The firm was founded in 1850.
- "Gevery Chambertin" is the larger area in which Ruchottes Chambertin reside. They both are part of the Cote d'Or which is the entire area of Burgundy.