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“Lagrave Martillac” Pessac-Leognan 2016
Volume | 0,75 |
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Stiprums | 13 |
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Gads | 2016 |
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32,00 € 24,00 €
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“Aromātā jūtamas svaigu tumšo plūmju, melleņu, krīta un dūmu notis. Garšā vīns ir vidējas miesas būves, ar sulīgu upeņu, piparu un ciedra koka niansēm. Tanīni ir aktīvi.” — Ronalds Pētersons, “Noble Wine” someljē
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