7th February, 2014 by Lauren Eads
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A 65-year-old bottle of Krug Champagne, believed to be one of just a dozen bottles left in the world of its 1949 collection, is set to go under the hammer.
Speaking in 2007 about the Krug Collection 1949, Olivier Krug, director of Krug Champagne house said: “It’s a great and rare champagne which I have probably tasted myself only twice or three times in my life, no more.
“It comes from one of those fantastic years we had after the war.
“It was a very small vintage for Krug.
“When you are a Krug lover and you see this bottle it’s not a matter of price, it’s a question of ‘Wow’, I found one.”
This bottle comes in its original presentation box and has a letter of authentication from….
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