Chateau Lilian Ladouys Red Wine Bottle

The item is a full, unopened bottle of red wine, specifically identified by its label as "Chateau Lilian Ladouys." The bottle itself appears to be made of dark green glass, common for red wines to protect against light damage. It has a standard Bordeaux-style bottle shape with a prominent shoulder. The neck of the bottle is covered by a dark, possibly red or maroon, foil capsule, which extends down to the shoulder. A circular collar label is visible just below the capsule, featuring some text or a crest that is not fully discernible in the image but appears to be a smaller, secondary informational label. The main label is rectangular, light-colored (likely off-white or cream), and affixed to the body of the bottle. The Chateau name "LILIAN LADOUYS" is clearly visible in a classic serif font, suggesting a traditional French wine. Below this, there are other words, possibly including "BORDEAUX" and "Appellation Saint-Estèphe Contrôlée," indicating its origin and quality designation, although these details are difficult to read with certainty due to the image resolution and angle. The label shows signs of wear, including some discoloration, creasing, and what appears to be a layer of dust or cellar-related grime, particularly along the bottom edge, indicating storage for some time. There are no obvious signs of leakage or cork degradation visible from the exterior. The overall appearance suggests a classic, aged bottle of French red wine. The exact vintage is not clearly legible but the condition of the label implies some age.