Indeed, well done.
Ok since you Euros are getting all geeky on us Pilgrims, how about this rare one from your side of the pond?
At first I was really gonna challenge you, just showing the drawing in the middle, but decided to give more context. I redacted the producer name and region.
PS. Oh shoot, you cheaters don’t enlarge the photo, my computer redacting skills evidently suck. Lol. Play fair.
Xavier Gerard maybe ? I don’t recall an amphora though…
Close, very close.
Benetiere Dolium
Yup
Damn, never had that one. Well played.
In the same spirit as the label posted by Henry just above (no idea), I had this one also
Gonon Chasselas
Hint hint, the Euros will not guess this one, only the rich snobby American yuppies…
I’ve given a lot of hints here, including almost the whole label.
Given my love of Gonon, I should have guessed this one, but in truth, I’m not that enamored with the wine.
This thread is so surreal. It’s like my high school art history exams, but actually knowing the answers.
Answer to post #45
I dunno, Keith, haven’t seen you answering Post 50. 
Granted, you are only rich, not snobby and pretentious. Well, at least not pretentious.
If you answer within 15 minutes, next Bern’s dinner on me (well, we may have to split the wine given your recent affinities for pre-1960 Magnums).
Montrose. And for the true geek answer, vintage 2005 to present.
Love. This. Chateau.
What a name, I should be familiar with this wine.
I wonder about the nose, though.
Gamey, with lift…
It’s Ovid. Don’t ask me how I know, I will deny.
Almost as good as
