"Mis en bouteille à la propriété" means "bottled onto the estates of the winegrower"
bottled on the premises of the owner _______________________________ Estate bottled
"Mis en bouteille au mas" is a French phrase that translates to "bottled at the estate." It indicates that the wine was bottled at the vineyard or estate where it was produced, rather than being transported elsewhere for bottling. This term often suggests a focus on quality and authenticity, as it implies that the winemaker is closely involved in the entire production process.
The commonest French phrase for 'bottling by grower' is 'mis en bouteille à la propriété'. 'Mis en bouteille au château' is also common on Bordeaux varieties (area where they have the habit of calling the estate a 'castle').
bottled without filtration (meaning you may find some natural particles trapped inside the bottle, giving the wine a less clear aspect)
In my dreams.
The price of a bottle of 1993 Château de Le Gardine, particularly one that is mis en bouteille and numbered 1659, can vary significantly based on its condition, provenance, and market demand. Generally, you might expect prices to range from $50 to several hundred dollars. It's advisable to check recent auction results or consult with a wine retailer for a more accurate estimate.
According to Wine Searcher - $8 US or about 6 Euros (not including taxes)
I am happy in my pants.
you are in search of my kisses
"I want to speak Spanish during my trip to Veracruz this April."
means In the house with my first premiums.
It means, "I am going to see you in my dreams."