Overview
Richebourg 1996: identification and appraisal guide
For Richebourg 1996, photograph identity, condition and accessories together so each close-up can be traced to the same wine bottle. Photograph the date wording 1996 before any packaging, seal or holder is touched.
Identification details
- Product name: Richebourg 1996
- Category: wine
- Date or decade shown: 1996
- Marks and details to photograph: the producer, appellation, vintage, bottle size and bottle-base markings
Begin with the markings that are actually visible: the date wording 1996. It should belong to the wine bottle and the packaging shown with it.
Photographs and condition
For the first image set, include front and back labels, capsule, closure, fill level, bottle base, case and accessories. Keep each close-up connected to one clear overall image.
Document fill level, capsule, closure, labels, glass and original case. Leave uncertain damage open for another photograph rather than guessing.
Storage, accessories and handover
Before handover, keep the bottle steady in its existing position, with low light and a consistently cool temperature. Avoid vibration or repeated handling. Do not disturb the capsule, cork, closure or label.
For handover, keep each bottle with its own case, tissue, booklet, invoice and provenance documents.

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For a photo-based wine bottle review, send the overview and close-ups on WhatsApp, or call +852 9453 0784. Add the quantity and show how the packaging matches the item.
Send enough context to locate the label, fill level, capsule or closure and any original case on the wine bottle. Keep the box, holder or certificate only when it belongs to this item.