Domaine de la Romanee Conti dominated the Top Ten Lots in the sale, capturing all spots won by Burgundy, while Bordeaux and Italy also emerged among the Top Ten.  The number one position went to a case of 1978 DRC La Tache with conditions that brought in $75,000, and the number two spot, three bottles of 2005 DRC Romanee Conti in banded OWC, collected $68,740.  The third and fourth positions were won by Bordeaux, including two magnums of 1953 Chateau Lafite Rothschild ringing in at $62,500 setting a New World Record, and six bottles of Chateau Palmer selling for $47,500, with both lots nearly doubling high estimates.  There was a two-way tie for the fifth spot with twelve bottles of 2005 DRC Grand Echezeaux and six bottles of 2005 DRC La Tache, both in banded OWC, capturing $43,750 each.  Next up was also a DRC tie with twelve bottles of 2005 Echezeaux in banded OWC and another six bottles of 2005 La Tache in banded OWC selling for $40,000 a piece.  DRC took the ninth position as well, with six bottles of 2018 La Tache in banded OWC collecting $35,000.  The Top Ten Lots closed out in a four-way tie with a 13.2 Liter bottle of 1971 G. Conterno Barolo Monfortino Riserva ( a New World Record) joining six bottles each in banded OWC of 2006 and 2017 DRC La Tache and 2015 DRC Richebourg, all realizing $30,000.