! ATTENTION - SHIPPING FOR FREE for all lots within the EU except shipping to Sweden! Please also note: we generally do not ship to UNITED KINGDOM, SWEDEN, CANADA, USA, RUSSIA, completely SOUTH AMERICA Here we are offering: 6 bottles 1977 Burg Layer Schloßkapelle Kabinett 0.7l The labels are damaged, soiled and brittle due to storage in a damp wine cellar. For shipping the labels will be wrapped with transparent film. Wine crystals and / or natural deposits may be present in the wine offered here. Bottled by: Weingut Pieroth GmbH, Burg Layen 1, 55452 Rümmelsheim / Burg Layen, Germany Wine from Germany alc.: age-related no data available on the label Fill level: into neck - high fill Label condition: see above Capsule condition: good Allergen: contains sulphites Artno.: Cat3811 Check out our further offers with high-quality wines. Our wines are perfectly stored in a wine cellar which is cool and dark and has a high humidity. PLEASE NOTE: no shipping to UNITED KINGDOM, SWEDEN, CANADA, USA, RUSSIA, completely SOUTH AMERICA, GIBRALTAR, GUERNSEY, JERSEY, SVALBARD and JAN MAYEN - we do not ship alcoholic beverages due to customs regulations or other reasons into previously mentioned countries although the Catawiki system displays worldwide shipping. Buyers outside of Germany are responsible for all further costs that may arise due to customs regulations on entry into the country of the recipient. This also applies to new costs incurred in the rejection and return to the original consignor of parcels by the respective customs authority. In particular, the buyer will be charged for the cost of the return and any new shipping to the buyer. __________________________________________________________________________ Further information TAX INFORMATION: This article will be sell according to the legal requirements of differential taxation (§25a UStG). Therefore the VAT (value added tax) included in the purchase price is not shown separately in the invoice. MATURED WINE: Generally to matured wines, old wines and wine rarities: Wine is a natural product that may undergo changes in taste and color over the course of decades of storage. Therefore, we can not guarantee the drinkability and flawless taste of old aged wines. However, we take the utmost care in buying these wines, convince ourselves of optimal storage conditions, check the history of the bottles as far as possible and also carry out visual inspections of the bottle contents for cloudiness and consistency changes. As already mentioned, older mature wines change their original taste during the decades of storage and sometimes have a ripe clay. White wines often tend towards a darker color like cognac, sherry or amber and can form tartar, red wines often form a depot on the bottom of the bottle. A different visual and taste experience compared to young wines is not uncommon for mature wines. For wine drinkers who have problems with the partly fresh, pronounced acidity of young wines, matured wines can be a real blessing, as the wine acid loses its power and aggressiveness over the years.