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Altemasi Millesimato 2011, DOC Trento

Schaumwein aus Italien, Trentino

Erfrischend.

Auge: Helles Zitronengelb, sauber und klar.

Nase: Aprikosen, frisch, etwas nervig.

Gaumen: Starkmoussierend, Zitrusaromen, gelbe Pflaumen, wieder Aprikosen, frische Säure Honigmelonen, mittlerer Abgang mit spritzige Säure.

Weingut:: Altemasi
Jahrgang:: 2011
Appellation:: DOC Trento
Traubensorten:: Chardonnay
Volumenprozent:: 12,5
Punkte:: 85
Preis:: um 20 Franken | Preiskategorie: 20 bis 34.99 Franken
Lieferant:: Borgovecchio, Balerna TI

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