SECOND
LABEL PARADE!
We now have in stock any number of
superb second label production from the
spectacular 2005 vintage! As most know,
2005 stands as one of Bordeaux’s
greatest all-time vintages. Second
labels provide you with accessible
drinkability from many of the biggest
names of the vintage.
BORDEAUX
OFFERING… A STUNNING TRIO OF SECOND LABEL
PRODUCTIONS!
As most Bordeaux aficionados and wine
enthusiasts know, second label productions
from great vintages provide superb
“bang-for-the-buck!” In this brave new world
of record setting prices for blue-chips,
perennial favorites and high scoring
darlings, we offer you three Bordeaux
bargains that are sure to provide pleasure
for both your palate and pocketbook. Don’t
miss out on this fantastic opportunity to
procure some of the vintage’s most exciting
second label productions! First come, first
served! We reserve the right to limit
quantities!
#335005 CHATEAU DULUC DE BRANAIRE DUCRU (ST.
JULIEN) $49.95
The incredibly modest and understated
Patrick Maroteaux has quietly turned
Branaire Ducru into one of St. Julien’s
A-list estates! The style of Branaire Ducru
is one of regal balance and rarified
elegance. A perfectionist in every way,
Monsieur Maroteaux leaves no stone unturned
in his pursuit of excellence. The estate’s
second label is also traditionally fashioned
emphasizing the bright red fruits so typical
of St. Julien. For the record, Branaire
Ducru itself scored 95 points from Robert
Parker and could very well be the best wine
ever produced at this marvelous estate! This
superb second label, named after one of the
estate’s early owners, is more than worthy
and lives up to the fastidious standards of
superstar Patrick Maroteaux!
#335006
LES HAUTS DE PONTET CANET (PAUILLAC) $59.95
Under the inspired leadership and guidance
of Alfred Tesseron, Chateau Pontet Canet, a
fifth growth estate, is now challenging such
big name first growths as Mouton, Lafite and
Latour. Tesseron, a down-to-earth, congenial
sort, is unwavering in his belief that his
terroir at Pontet Canet can rival that of
the First Growths!
We were able to sample this second label
wine at a luncheon party held chez Tesseron
2 years ago and couldn’t wait to get our
hands on it as even then we knew it was that
special! For the record, Pontet Canet itself
scored Parker 96+! That’s higher than Mouton
and the same as Lafite and Latour! This
second label production is, on our opinion,
the proverbial no-brainer!
MONDOT (ST. EMILION) $64.95 [#335007]
Thanks to her tireless efforts and
painstaking pursuit of perfection,
proprietress Christine Valette was recently
able to procure Chateau Troplong Mondot’s
elevation to Premier Grand Cru Classe
status. This gracious woman resides at one
of the prettiest estates in all of St.
Emilion and her wine now sits at the same
quality level as Cheval Blanc, Ausone and
Angelus! In fact, if Petrus is the king of
the Right Bank, than Troplong Mondot is its
queen! This very rare (only 500 cases
produced) and limited (only 100 cases for
the west coast) second label production
captures all of Christine’s regal feminity
and Gallic charm. For the record, Troplong
Mondot, itself, scored Parker 99 points!
Move quickly on this one!
TWIN BORDEAUX
STEALS!
Try these hot Bordeaux bargains on for size!
Both are in-stock and ready to roll!
Parker notes, “An outstanding effort from
the Cotes de Bourg, this b lend of 80%
Merlot and 20% Malbec reveals an inky/ruby/
purple color in addition to a big, smoky
nose of charcoal, b lack cherries, cassis
and spice. This lush, opulent, hedonistic
2005 should be enjoyed over the next 7-8
years.” (90 points)
Parker notes, “I have been following this
estate for two decades and it is one of the
most consistent source for generic Bordeaux.
The 2005 “Heritage de Thieuley” is a blend
of 80% Merlot and 20% Cabernet Sauvignon and
Cabernet Franc. This outstanding, dense,
rich and concentrated, well-balanced effort
should be enjoyed over the next 7-8 years.”
(90 points)
BURGUNDY FOR
THANKSGIVING!
The cooler months of November and December
and the festive nature of the season provide
ample opportunity to enjoy the regal majesty
of the Pinot Noir grape.
This delightful little wine from Faiveley
captures the high quality at play with 2005
red burgundy! The wine drinks nicely now.
It’s a traditionally fashioned affair that
will drink well alone or with such autumnal
fare as Turkey, pheasant and Cornish game
hen.
This superb Burgundy (Burghound Best Buy
(89-91) “Recommended”) is a centerpiece wine
that’s just perfect for Thanksgiving dinner!
It provides tons of lush Pinot Noir fruit
along with that distinctive Burgundian flair
that only France can deliver. Stylistically,
Potel combines the best of modernity and
tradition. This wine has “crowd pleaser”
written all over it!
BURGUNDY:
“STEAL-OF-THE-MONTH”
MEURSAULT ROUGE 2005 PIERRE MATROT $34.95 [#370120]
It’s rare that one encounters Meursault
Rouge in the market as most of it is bottled
and sold as Volnay! It’s even rarer that one
encounters one that’s both this good and
this affordable! We’ve long been supporters
of Pierre Matrot and his traditionally
rendered wines. This particular item
delivers soft drinkability with silky,
sensual tannins that frame the wine’s bright
red fruits. A village wine in name only, it
drinks like a premier cru production! Keep
this wonderfully wrought red Burgundy in
mind for your Thanksgiving smorgasbord.
Previously
Featured...
2005 BORDEAUX
- “AN EMBARASSMENT OF RICHES!”
Basically all of our drops have now arrived!
As they say, better late than never! Please
be advised that quantities may be limited on
many of these. First come, first served!
Another strong effort from this estate that
has been on a role lately! Lafite’s
commitment to this estate has boosted
quality dramtically. (Parker 90-92)
This perennial
overachiever delvers again! Inky black fruit
with all of the power, depth and complexity
of a wine costing twice as much.
(Parker 90-93)
Traditionalists will love this classically
produced wine that’s reminiscent of the
legendary 1986. Parker’s score is a bit
conservative and reflects how traditionally
crafted this gem is. (Parker 88-90)
LATE SUMMER LOIRE
There’s still plenty of warm weather ahead
for that’s perfect for clean, crisp and
focused wines from France’s Loire Valley.
This classic delivers everything for which
great Sancerre is prized: crisp invigorating
Sauvignon fruit, a driving minerality that
suggests notions of chalk and limestone and
subtle nuances of sundry herbs and beurre
blanc. This gem represents one of the last
2005s still left in the market place! While
it lasts!
When presented both of these wines, we had a
hard time determining which one we liked
best as both represent solid price/quality
plays. This particular wine is a little
different from the above-noted Comte Lafond
in that it captures a bit more of the New
Zealand flavor profile represented by sundry
dollops of kiwi fruit, tropical melon, snow
pea and goose berry. Again, one of the last
2005s we can still find in the pipeline!
The “domaine of the three roofs” represents
one of the newest additions to the cutting
edge Neal Rosenthal portfolio. This estate
essentially takes the place of Domaine
Bourne which, as was noted here, stopped
producing wine with the 2005 vintage upon
the retirement of the owner. “Trois Toits”
doesn’t miss a beat in providing a classic
rendition of Muscadet that carries forceful
vectors of sundry melon, lemon-lime fruit
accented with delightful hints of sea salt,
oyster shell and ocean spray. It’s perfect
for mussels, crustaceans, seafood or
shellfish entrees of choice.
2005
BORDEAUX IS HERE!
The parade continues with more stellar
selections from this vintage of vintages!
2005 brings us what is surely one of the
best Pavillon Rouge ever! Parker notes,
“Margaux’s second wine gets better with each
vintage. The 2005 us an equal part blend of
Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon with a hefty
alcohol content. Fleshy, opulent and nearly
decadent, with terrific fruit, a creamy
texture and supple tannin, it can be enjoyed
over the next 12-15 years.”
(Parker 91 points)
CHATEAU RAUZAN SEGLA 2005 (MARGAUX) $150.00 [#375491]
Parker notes, “one of the most beautiful
Rauzan Seglas made in decades, this blend of
55% Cabernet Sauvignon and the rest
primarily Merlot and tiny dollops of
Cabernet Franc and Petit Verdot exhibits a
gorgeous perfume of spring flowers, subtle
mint, black cherries, black currants,
licorice and a hint of new oak. It offers
medium to full body, sweet tannins and a
layered mouthfeel that builds incrementally
to a sensational finish. Although this
beauty is performing well, it remains a
decade away from its plateau of maturity.”
(Parker 94+ points)
CHATEAU SMITH HAUT-LAFITTE (PESSAC-LEOGNAN)
$99.99 [#374363]
Here’s another sure-fired winner from the
2005 campaign! Parker notes, “One can’t say
enough about the accomplishments the
Cathiards have achieved at this property
since 1990. They have turned Smith
Haut-Lafitte into a showcase Pessac-Leognan.
The inky/blue/purple-tinged 2005’s
extraordinary nose reeks of charcoal,
incense, scorched earth, abundant
blackberry, blueberry and cherry fruit,
toast and spice. Good acidity, huge but
sweet tannin and fabulous precision as well
as definition characterize this full-bodied,
super-concentrated effort. It should prove
to be among the longest lived wines yet made
by the Cathiards.” (Parker 95 points)
CHATEAU HAUT BAILLY 2005 (PESSAC-LEOGNAN)
$84.95 [#374493]
2005 brings us what is certainly the best
Haut Bailly ever! This wine is a real
knock-out combining a classic traditional
sensibility with an upgraded fruit richness
that’s more closely associated with the
modern school. Having said all that, let us
reassure you, this is not a manipulated,
dare we use the “P” word, kind of wine. The
fruit concentration is the result of
judicious yields and solid work in the
cuverie. Parker notes, “The 2005 is an
ethereal, delicate, finesse-styled offering
with intensity as well as richness. It has
all the concentration one could want but it
comes across as gorgeously elegant and
sublime because of its combination of
delicacy, power and depth. Beautiful
raspberry, black cherry, currant, graphite
and scorched earth notes are subtle but
provocative. In the mouth, there is good
acidity, medium body, ripe tannins and
terrific length. This is a beauty of haute
couture from Pessac-Leognan.” (Parker 95 points)
BORDEAUX:
“STEAL-OF-THE-MONTH”
CHATEAU MOULIN HAUT LAROQUE 2005 (FRONSAC)
$34.99 [#307413]
This superb bargain from France’s
overachieving Fronsac district has been
making friends and influencing people for a
while here at our store! It combines the
best of both worlds in delivering a genuine
sense of place while possessing a modernist
sensibility in terms of its drinkability
quotient. Parker notes, “A stunning offering
from one of Fronsac’s most consistent
overachievers, this inky/blue/purple tinged
2005 offers up aromas of black raspberries,
crushed rocks, spring flowers, earth and
spice. Superior concentration, medium to
full body, beautiful integration of acidity
and tannin and a 30+ second finish result in
an impressive Fronsac.”
(Parker 92 points)
BURGUNDY:
“STEAL-OF-THE-MONTH”
BOURGOGNE 2005 DOMAINE DAVE CLARK $29.99 [#315844]
Kind of an unusual story here in that the
proprietor is an Englishman living the
dream, as they say, growing grapes and
making wine in Burgundy! This initial foray
is not a bad one and those who have already
tasted this have been impressed. We were too
but though the wholesaler’s initial offering
price was a bit high notwithstanding the
fact that the wine is basically
de-classified from a lieux-dit in Chambolle
Musigny. Times being what they are, soft
economy and all, our supplier came back to
us with a counter offer enabling us to sell
the wine at a niveau we felt more
appropriate. Soft and subtle on the palate,
the wine is, nevertheless, a fruit laden
delight that delivers all of the glory of
2005! While it lasts!
CHATEAU LA TOUR HAUT BRION 2005
PESSAC-LEOGNAN $74.95 [#375065]
Over these years, we’ve had many great
experiences with this property in that the
wines delivered classic Pessac-Leognan
character at a price that always delivered a
smile to your face. 2005 will be the last
vintage for La Tour Haut Brion as starting
in 2006, the vineyards will become part of
Chapelle de la Mission (2nd label of La
Mission Haut Brion). Own a piece of history
with this very well done, Cabernet dominant
wine that delivers! James Suckling notes,
“Shows interesting aromas of chocolate, meat
and berry with hints of fresh cepe. Turns
floral and aromatic. Full-bodied with soft,
velvety tannins and a medium finish. Very
balanced and pretty. Elegant and seductive.
This is the last year of LTHB. Best after
2014.2,250 cases made.” (Wine Spectator 93)
CHATEAU GRAND PUY DUCASSE 2005 PAUILLAC
$39.95 [#373671]
2005 brings us what is more than likely the
best Grand Puy Ducasse ever! This long
under-achieving 5th growth estate has
produced a superb wine in 2005 that recently
garnered a more-than-respectable 91 points
from Robert M. Parker. He notes, “Another
‘best ever’ performance, the Grand Puy
Ducasse is made in a charming style for a
2005 Pauillac. This deep, ruby-hued, very
concentrated, precocious, showy effort
displays copious quantities of sweet oak
intermixed with black cherries, black
currants, velvety tannins, medium body and
loads of fruit. It can be drunk now or
cellared for 15-20 years.”
(Wine
Advocate
91)
LES PAGODES DE COS 2005 ST. ESTEPHE
$39.95 [#373630]
With prices skyrocketing for Bordeaux, in
general, and blue chips, in particular,
second labels make more sense than ever!
Here’s a stellar example that recently
garnered 90 points from Robert M. Parker. He
notes, “The second wine for Cos d’Estournel,
the 2005 Les Pagodes de Cos, is already
delicious! Offering plenty of cedar,
cappuccino and black cherry notes in a
medium-bodied, seamless style with no hard
edges, it will provide plenty of pleasure
over the next decade.” Don’t miss out on
this superb Bordeaux bargain that’s
essentially a mini-Cos d’Estournel!
(Wine
Advocate 90)
LA CROIX DE BEAUCAILLOU 2005 ST. JULIEN
$39.95 [#373701]
Croix Beaucaillou (2nd label for Ducru
Beaucaillou) has become a virtual staple at
our store. This started in 2000 with a
superb production followed by the 2003 which
was a huge hit at our store. The 2005 has
now arrived and it’s another smash success.
Parker notes, “Ducru’s second wine, the
sensational 2005 Croix de Beaucaillou, is
the finest example of this cuvee I have ever
tasted. Sweet black raspberry and black
cherry fruit aromas soar from the glass of
this open-knit seductress. A dense,
ruby-purple color, beautiful full-bodied,
lush, expansive flavors, low acidity and
sweet tannin suggest this lovely cuvee
should be drunk over the next 12-13 years.
It is an amazing sleeper of the vintage!”
(Wine Advocate 91)
CHATEAU D’ISSAN 2005 MARGAUX
$95.00 [#375470]
The 2005 vintage has brought to us the
greatest wine ever from Chateau d’Issan.
It’s classically styled Bordeaux that
delivers refined a Margaux identity worthy
of a cellaring play. Parker recently awarded
this gem 95 points noting, “Along with the
2000, the 2005 is one of the greatest
d’Issan I have ever tasted! Kudos to
proprietor Emmanuel Cruse for creating this
beauty. Its dense purple color is
accompanied by aromas of camphor, forest
floor, blackberries, cassis and a hint of
spring flowers. Full-bodied with superb
richness, purity, texture and abundant sweet
tannin, it should hit its stride in 3-4
years and last for 25+. Bravo!” (Wine
Advocate 95)
CHÂTEAU MEYNEY 2005 ST. ESTEPHE $29.95
[#373567]
2005 brings us one of the best Château
Meyney ever! It’s a loaded, fruit generous
wine that delivers flavor complexity way
beyond the price point. Rather sophisticated
for a St. Estephe, this little number is
round with well-integrated tannins; yet
still carries that classic sense of place
known in Bordeaux as St. Estephe!
CHÂTEAU MONBRISON 2005 MARGAUX $44.99
[#375447]
2005 brings us
the best Château Monbrison ever! One of
Margaux’s perennial underachievers has come
through in 2005 with a superb wine that
delivers classic Margaux elegance and
finesse along with a richness and complexity
worthy of this renowned and beloved commune.
(Wine
Spectator 91)
CHÂTEAU LA LAGUNE 2005 HAUT MEDOC $105.00
[#304508]
Speaking of Margaux, Château La Lagune
delivers what is essentially a Margaux wine
despite being labeled Haut Medoc. Parker
blessed the wine with 95 points noting,
“This is the finest wine made at this estate
since 1982 and possibly the greatest La
Lagune of all time! Its dense ruby purple
color is followed by an exquisite bouquet of
spice box, incense, sweet unsmoked cigar
tobacco, black cherry liqueur, forest floor
and subtle toasty oak. Reminiscent of a Cote
de Nuits Grand Cru blended with a top-notch
Bordeaux, this beauty possesses silky
tannins, a broad savory, expansive mouthfeel
and intrinsic precision as well as
elegance.”
CHÂTEAU LA CROIX MOUTON 2005 BORDEAUX
SUPERIOR $23.99 [#316916]
We’ve had a lot of our customers asking for
this wine that was a huge hit at the store
all throughout last year’s holiday season.
Well, it’s back! We were able to find a
small parcel of this Parker Sleeper (Parker 89
points) through one of our wholesalers and
while it’s at a slightly higher price, it
still makes sense within the context of the
vintage and the market! While it lasts!
CHÂTEAU FOURCAS-DUPRE 2005 LISTRAC $15.95 [#
373435]
We’ve long been fans of this estate in that
they deliver, year-in and year-out, a
serviceable product that’s well-priced and
well-crafted. They’ve hit the jackpot in
2005 with what may be their best effort
ever! It’s a lovely production that blends
Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon and takes the
best both grapes can offer in providing a
wine with a lush, velvety texture as well as
a power punch and depth of complexity that
goes way beyond the price point! We went big
on this upon tasting and so will you!
DON’T FORGET
ABOUT THE WHITES!
While white wine has been completely
discounted in many wine circles simply
because of its color (Isn’t that
discrimination?) we still recommend highly
white wine, in general, and 2005 white
Bordeaux in particular! It’s one of France’s
greatest vintages ever for the Sauvignon
Blanc based wines of Bordeaux!
CHÂTEAU DE FIEUZAL 2005 PESSAC-LEOGNAN
$49.99 [#375421]
Parker notes, “The 2005 Fieuzal offers up
aromas of hazel nuts, lemon zest, white
peaches, currants and honeysuckle. Gorgeous
acidity, a touch of creamy oak and a
full-bodied mouthfeel result in a Burgundian-styled
white Graves. Enjoy it over the next 20
years! (Parker 92
points!)
PAVILLON BLANC 2005 MARGAUX $89.99 [#375853]
From the renowned Château Margaux, Parker
notes, “This stunningly rich 100% Sauvignon
Blanc is drinking fabulously well at
present, yet has the potential to evolve for
15-20 more years. Waxy lemon oil,
honeysuckle, nectarine and subtle new oak
characteristics are all present in this
light gold-colored, long wine.”
(Parker 93 points!)
CHABLIS 2005 DOMAINE VOCORET $19.95
[#304714]
It was pure serendipity that a shipment of
what as supposed to be the 2006 Vocoret
Chablis, showed up to our wholesaler’s
warehouse as the 2005! Seeing as we had
already sold a ton of the 2005 and loved it,
we immediately bought every case of the
second lot! It just made sense! Everyone we
have tasted on this has loved it! The price
was still the same and there’s no getting
around the fact that quality white Burgundy
at the $20 price point is a disappearing
commodity! Classic in every way, the wine
delivers focused vectors of lemon-lime fruit
accented with hints of minerals, stone and
seashells! Fermented stainless and aged in
used barrels, the wine’s pure Chardonnay
richness is a joy to behold and while the
label indicates a village wine, it’s a
village wine in name only as this production
flat out beats a lot of 1er Cru we’ve
experienced! Seafood lovers and wine
aficionados of all ilk will not want to miss
this incredible bargain!
CHASSAGNE MONTRACHET ROUGE 2005 DOMAINE
RAMONET $34.95 [#305305]
As most know, we have a keen predilection
for Chassagne Rouge as it delivers,
especially in great vintages, high quality
juice that delivers way beyond its meager
price point. Nobody does it better that
Ramonet! This world class estate, known for
its exquisite whites, delivers superb reds
as well! This particular number captures
bright, uplifting flavors of griotte, black
cherry, red raspberry and boysenberry along
with subtle hints of exotic spice, tea and
white truffles. Delightfully rich and
flavorful, the wine still retains an Old
World charm of balance, elegance and
finesse! Aaah Burgundy... it rarely gets any
better at this price point!
GOING SOUTH!
Southern France…perfect for all of your
outdoor grilling and BBQ needs!
CHÂTEAU L’HORTUS 2005 “GRAND CUVÈE” COTE DE
LANGUEDOC $24.95 [#304987]
It’s been a while since we’ve carried
L’Hortus in our store but this unique cuvee
was too good to resist! It’s a black fruit
beast that blends generous dollops of ripe
plum, black cherry and blackberry fruits
with hints of exotic spice and peppercorns.
Perfect for grilled scenarios of any kind,
the wine is a blend of Syrah, Grenache,
Mourvedre and Cabernet. It’s framed
judiciously with a bit of new wood that adds
another dimension of creaminess to the wine
flavor and texture!
CHÂTEAU SIMONE 2004 PALETTE $59.95 [#368504]
If you’ve ever visited any of the 2 or 3
star Michelins restaurants on the Cote
d’Azur or read about the great wines of
Provence, you will have encountered Château
Simone produced in the tiny Provencal
sub-region of Palette! It makes perfect
sense that this classic Provencal gem is now
being imported by cutting edge classicist
Neal Rosenthal whose new book, Adventures of
a Wine Merchant, is currently stirring up
the wine world! We immediately took a small
position on this wine as production is
somewhat limited! Upon tasting, we were
transported to a mystical world of olive
trees, Mediterranean breezes and
scintillating sunsets! Pure and elegant
black fruit flavors of cherry, cassis
liqueur and plum define this wonderfully
wrought wine that verily defines Provence!
Hints of anise, licorice and bouquet garni
provide additional complexity to this
regally feminine wine perfect for such
outdoor meals as grilled lamb or beef
kabobs! This old school, traditionally
wrought wine will transport you instantly to
the south of France and at the end of the
day, there are worse things that could
happen!
ALSACE
It’s been a while since we’ve done anything
significant with Alsace but
there are a couple of items worth
mentioning!
SYLVANER 2006 “VV” DOMAINE OSTERTAG $19.95
[#374457]
Ostertag’s Sylvaner is a store staple and
the 2006 is superb! This perennial favorite
delivers a classic style that emphasizes
crisp, clean fruit that captures
understated, water color flavors of sundry
melon, apple and mixed tropical fruits!
Perfect for seafood appetizers, snackies and
munchies!
RIESLING 2006 DOMAINE ZIND-HUMBRECHT $19.95
[#380570]
Z-H provides us with a lovely Riesling
perfect for richer seafood dishes as
halibut, swordfish and lobster. Thick and
viscous on the palate with lots of
honey-butter richness, the acidity provided
by the cooler 2006 vintage functions as a
solid spine upon which the wine’s buttery
rich fruit can hang. It’s perfect, as well,
for grilled pork loin or that Alsatian
classic torte d’oigno.
BANDOL 2005 DOMAINE GROS NORE $31.99
[#305721]
Gros Nore was brought on line by Kermit
Lynch to fill the need for a
popularly-priced Bandol that could fill the
void for Domaine Tempier which tends to sell
out rather quickly to collectors and
restaurants. Even bolder than the
above-noted Cahors, this wine (100%
Mourvedre) combines dark cherry and black
plum richness with hints of black olive,
tapenade, herbs de provence, poivre and
truffle oil. Perfect for grilled lamb!
BUGEY DE CERDON NV PATRICK BOTTEX $19.95
[#325189]
This warm weather sparkler has long been a
customer fave and it’s back! It may pour
pink but it’s actually quite dry in
delivering a smorgasbord of such summer red
fruits as raspberry, boysenberry cassis and
ripe strawberry. Perfect for patio parties
of any kind as well as grilled salmon and
crab cakes.
CHÂTEAU VIEUX CLOS 2005 ST. EMILION $24.99
[#360289]
This superb St. Emilion is the real deal!
Classically configured; yet juicy and
approachable, you’ll love it! Parker notes,
“Readers looking for a forward,
velvety-textured, richly fruity St. Emilion
with abundant quantities of black cherry and
cherry fruit should check out this earthy,
herbal, fruit-filled offering from a
vineyard planted on sandy and gravelly
soils. Soft tannins suggest this hedonistic
2005 is best drunk over the next 7-8 years.”
(Wine Advocate 90)
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