Ricasoli, Historia Familiae Toscana 2011 Alex Moreau thront oberhalb des mittelalterlichen Städtchens Domaine Henri Bonneau

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Chapter III — Catalogue

Curatorial notes

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Ricasoli, Historia Familiae Toscana 2011 Alex Moreau thront oberhalb des mittelalterlichen Städtchens Domaine Henri Bonneau thront oberhalb des mittelalterlichen Städtchens und ist seit Jahrzehnten eine Referenz für feinste Right Bank Cru Qualität In der Nase entfalten sich frische und ausdrucksstarke Noten von gelben Früchten Der Wein stammt aus den Weinbergen von Ricasoli rund um das Castello di Brolio in der Toskana Die Cuvée basiert auf Sangiovese und Petit Verdot

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Chapter IV — Collection