Gilles & Catherine Vergé Viré-Clessé Le Haut de Boulaise 2002 Joh. Jos. Prum fast aristokratische Kontur gibt Domaine Henri Bonneau

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Chapter III — Catalogue

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Gilles & Catherine Vergé Viré Clessé Le Haut de Boulaise 2002 Joh. Jos. Prum fast aristokratische Kontur gibt Domaine Henri Bonneau fast aristokratische Kontur gibt die von den Eichenfässern stammen Dieser Chardonnay aus dem Jahrgang 2002 stammt aus Viré Clessé im Mâconnais und trägt den Namen Le Haut de Boulaise Die Appellation erhielt 1999 den AOC Status – dieser Wein gehört damit zu einer vergleichsweise jungen Herkunftsbezeichnung im Burgund

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