DOMINUS, WINE AND ARCHITECTURE: 1 X 6 LITRE DOMINUS 2013, WITH TASTING AT THE WINERY

1 IMPERIAL (6L) DOMINUS 2013 AND A PRIVATE VISIT WITH TASTING AT THE WINERY FOR SIX GUESTS

1 Imperial (6 litre) of Dominus 2013 in original wooden case

A famed vintage for Napa, the label was designed by South-African artist William Kentridge to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the estate.

This lot also includes a private architecture and vineyard tour of the estate, followed by a wine tasting for 6 guests, hosted by PR Director, Kassidy Harris.

The winery hours are Monday – Friday (9AM - 4PM), closed on weekends and holidays.

This experience will take place at a mutually agreed date before December 2020 to be arranged no less than one month in advance.

Flights and transport to and from the Château are not included.

Please note that the purchase price does not include applicable shipping and insurance, taxes or import charges which may be charged in addition to the purchase price.

The wine(s) in this lot are offered In Bond, at Bordeaux City Bond, Bordeaux (BCB), France. Buyers are invited to contact BCB directly for the collection of wines. For enquiries regarding taking the wine as duty paid please contact Bordeaux City Bond. Bordeaux City Bond may offer to arrange third party shipments to certain locations, for more information please contact:

Florence d’ALEMAN | Bordeaux City Bond

+33 (0)5 57 89 40 33

florence.daleman@bordeauxcitybond.fr

Sotheby’s will offer one consolidated complimentary shipment of wine from Bordeaux City Bond to Octavian Wine Storage for buyers who wish to transfer their purchases In Bond from Bordeaux City Bond to their own account at Octavian. To benefit from the consolidated shipment, buyers will need to already have their own account at Octavian and have 30 days following the date of the sale to settle their invoice and confirm their desire to have their wines transferred in bond to Octavian. Receipt of funds or notice of transfer beyond this deadline will exclude those wines from the complimentary shipment. The physical movement of the wines will take place in January 2020.