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Semi-sweet white wine, berry selection . The wine is made from varieties Pinot Blanc, coming from France. The grapes…
EAN: 8588002292798
Code: MORUBE7
Description
Semi-sweet white wine, berry selection . The wine is made from varieties Pinot Blanc, coming from France. The grapes come from a thirty-year-old vineyard from the wine-growing village of Príbelce from the Záhumnie hunt, which emphasizes its mineral character.
The wine has a green-yellow color with a strong aroma of tropical fruits and honey tones. The taste is juicy fruity with harmoniously harmonized acids and residual sugar.
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Basic information
Brand
EAN
8588002292798
Country
Slovakia
Color
White
Sugar content
Semi-sweet
Variety
Pinot blanc
Vintage
2019
Alcohol
13 %
ABV
Volume
0.75 l
Packaging
Without gift box
Region
Stredoslovenská
Unit price
13,20 € for 1L
Quantity in carton
6 pcs
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